The Undertaker's Last Match, Goldberg vs Lesnar, and Randy Orton with Wade Keller - SAS CLASSIC

In this second part of a deep dive into WrestleMania 33, Steve Austin and Pro Wrestling Torch's Wade Keller dissect the event's most pivotal matches, including The Undertaker's emotional farewell against Roman Reigns, Bill Goldberg's explosive clash with Brock Lesnar, and Randy Orton's controversial bout with Bray Wyatt. Austin reflects on the legacy of The Undertaker, praising the symbolic weight of his retirement—walking away from the ring, removing his gloves, coat, and hat—as a powerful, respectful sendoff that transcended the match itself. He acknowledges the physical toll on both men, particularly Undertaker, and emphasizes that the moment was about honoring a legend rather than crafting a technical masterpiece. The Goldberg vs. Lesnar match is lauded as a perfect 'sweet spot'—short, brutal, and satisfying, hitting exactly what fans wanted without overstaying its welcome. In contrast, the Orton vs. Wyatt match is criticized for its lack of authenticity, over-reliance on gimmicks like crawling worms and a laugh-heavy character, and a storyline that failed to build momentum. The hosts also discuss fan fatigue from the event’s length—over six hours—calling for a restructuring to preserve wrestler energy and audience engagement. Despite critiques, Austin gives the overall show a thumbs up, celebrating its spectacle, emotional highs, and the return of Jim Ross to announce the final match.