The Undertaker improved to 23-1 at WrestleMania and as stipulated, he can continue to compete at the "Show of Shows" in the future, but perhaps the WWE Universe has seen the last of "The Deadman."
'Taker defeated Shane McMahon inside of Hell in a Cell for his second WrestleMania win in a row since losing The Streak to Brock Lesnar in 2014. With the win, The Undertaker preserved his career for WrestleManias going forward, while Shane-O Mac failed to take control of "Monday Night RAW."
Following the bout, the "Demon from Death Valley" was overheard telling people that it would be his last match, according to F4WOnline.com. Reports like this surface regularly around The Undertaker every year after WrestleMania, so it should of course be taken with a grain of salt.
Either way, "The Deadman" can't call it a career just yet. The Undertaker needs to have another match at WrestleMania and let it be known beforehand that it will be his last bout. If his career is winding down, 'Taker can hang up his boots following WrestleMania 33 next year in Miami.
"The Deadman" has faced a who's who of Superstars at WrestleMania, in a list that tolls Jimmy Snuka, Jake Roberts, Giant Gonzalez, King Kong Bundy, Diesel (Kevin Nash), Sid, Kane, Big Boss Man, Triple H, Ric Flair, A-Train, Big Show, Randy Orton, Mark Henry, Batista, Edge, Shawn Michaels, CM Punk, Lesnar, Bray Wyatt and McMahon.
For him to go out after a thrown-together cell match just doesn't seem right.
While his dream match with Sting is out of the cards now that "The Vigilante" has called it a career, there is one major player 'Taker hasn't faced at the marquee event: John Cena.
There were reportedly plans for the WWE to put that match on this year, but the "Cenation" leader's shoulder injury called for a change. Next year, two of the biggest faces of the franchise in WWE history should go head-to-head for the first time in over a decade in a match that would truly be unpredictable.
Before The Undertaker's career rests in peace, he should battle Cena under the Florida sky at WrestleMania 33.
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