WrestleMania 35: 5 legends who shouldn't wrestle after WrestleMania 35

WrestleMania is the biggest show for WWE in the year, as we get to see some of the biggest names in sports entertainment battle it out in the ring. WrestleMania is also the show where celebrated careers end, with the likes of Ric Flair and Shawn Michaels bowing out at the Grandest Stage of Them All.

WrestleMania 35 will see another WWE Hall of Famer wrestle one final time in the ring, as Kurt Angle calls time on a storied career when he will face off against Baron Corbin in his final match in the WWE.

Angle is seemingly past his peak in the WWE; but there may be a few other Superstars - legends - who should probably retire after WrestleMania as well.

Here are 5 legends who shouldn't wrestle after WrestleMania 35:

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#5 The Undertaker

The Undertaker and Vince McMahon

Adding The Undertaker to this list is probably going to annoy, anger, and agitate a lot of pro wrestling fans. But the fact is that The Phenom should have retired a few years ago. He's no longer the wrestler he was, and at the age of 54, 'Taker is well past the sell by date of a modern pro wrestler.

The Deadman is also a part-timer and although the aura that his gimmick has gained over the years still exists, his last feuds have all been last-minute and haven't had good storytelling.

It's time The Undertaker walked into the sunset and enjoys the fruits of a great career. 'Taker should be inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame next year, and lay down the hat and overcoat for the last time, for good.

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#4 Kane

Kane and The Undertaker last wrestled at the Crown Jewel PPV last year

Like The Undertaker, Kane has also had an extensive career in the WWE, having been with the company for over two and a half decades. But, with him now the mayor of Knox County, and him also being over 50 years of age, having him back in the ring for a match seems like it wouldn't make sense.

Kane has achieved everything there is to achieve in the WWE and perhaps doesn't have anything left to offer inside the ring.

And with his mayoral duties keeping him busy, I don't think he will be available for a lengthy feud as well. I think Kane should also go into the Hall of Fame, much like The Undertaker, and hang up his wrestling boots.

#3 Batista

Batista returned to the WWE recently, challenging Triple H to a match at WrestleMania 35, and wanting to end his WWE career on his own terms. This could possibly be Batista's final match in the WWE, as Batista revealed that he would like one final match before hanging up his wrestling boots.

The Animal revealed last year that he was offered a WWE Hall of Fame nomination which he declined as he felt that he had more to offer.

The match against Triple H will be No Holds Barred match, while Triple H will also put his career on the line - if The Game loses the match against Batista at WrestleMania 35, he will hang up his boots for good.

I think that one final match against Triple H would be the best way to call time on Batista's career.

#2 Big Show

Big Show last featured in the WWE late last year, where he teamed up with The Bar, Sheamus and Cesaro, but the WWE legend hasn't been seen on WWE television since.

The 7-foot giant has had a great Hall of Fame career, becoming a triple crown champion, while being one of the few who won the WCW and WWE world title.

But at 47 years of age, and multiple surgeries, his long pro wrestling career has taken a toll on his body and he isn't the same wrestler that he was earlier.

Ever the consummate professional, Show has put over many younger Superstars over the years, the last being Braun Strowman, who had a good run last year.

But with few or no dream feuds remaining, Big Show should maybe step away from the ring and take care of his body, which has gone through a lot over the years.

#1 Brock Lesnar

What's Brock Lesnar's future in the WWE?

Brock Lesnar will once again be defending his Universal title at WrestleMania, this time against Seth Rollins at WrestleMania 35.

But, we aren't quite sure what Lesnar's future in the WWE is. With his constant flirtations with UFC and WWE not revealing much regarding The Beast's future, we aren't quite sure where and when Lesnar will finally walk away from the WWE.

Most fans are angry with Lesnar and how he has a much different schedule to the rest of the WWE Superstars, as well as not defending the Universal title at PPVs. I think that Lesnar should walk away after WrestleMania 35, pulling the curtains on an incredible career, where he will be regarded as one of the greats.

Lesnar doesn't have anything new to offer, while he's also feuded with most of the top guys in the WWE.