WWE Wrestlemania 32: 5 Ways WWE could use The Undertaker

The boss’ Instrument of destruction?If you’ve been stoked for Wrestlemania this year, you know that The Undertaker will be taking on Shane McMahon in a Hell In A Cell match. The match will determine whether or not Shane McMahon will get control over Monday Night Raw and at the grandest stage of all, The Phenom will play Vince McMahon’s instrument of destruction.Also read: WWE Wrestlemania: 5 Shocking Facts You Didn’t KnowHe’s playing second fiddle in a power struggle amongst the McMahons and it remains to be seen what happens when Shane and The Deadman come face to face. What could they possibly have against each other, when Vince McMahon is being written as the biggest villain in this storyline.Here are the 5 ways WWE could use the Undertaker at Wrestlemania-

#5 Taking Vince McMahon to Hell

Vince McMahon should be worried

Well, Taker was too sure when he said that the blood of the son will be on the hands of the father. Undertaker is surely fighting for Vince but he isn’t beholden to the Chairman.

If Taker loses or let’s just say, if Vince McMahon becomes unbearable, Taker might just get out of this situation by going after Vince McMahon and taking the boss with him. So, when Monday Night Raw does arrive, we don’t have to listen to Vince McMahon opening the show and introducing his son, but maybe Shane O’ Mac kicking it off and officially announcing himself taking over.

#4 Trigger a new match

Possible for Wrestlemania 33?

Let’s just think that this is not Takers last match at mania. Let’s just assume, that all over again, we’ve been wrong and his retirement will come when we least expect it. Let’s just say that maybe, somebody returns to right the wrong and helps Shane O’ Mac in achieving the miracle of beating Taker at Mania.

It may be Sting but if it isn’t Sting, it should be someone who could very easily start a new feud or trigger speculation for next years' Wrestlemania. What if John Cena does make a miraculous recovery and return for WM 32?

Chances are slim, but what if?

#3 Taking Shane O\' Mac to hell

Shane McMahon may not return to Raw after Wrestlemania

Well, this will be the most anti-climatic scenario. The Undertaker has nothing to lose really. After his first loss, it doesn’t really matter that he wins or loses, at least, not as much as before.

The 46-year-old Shane McMahon, on the other hand, has everything to lose. If he loses to Taker, he no longer remains – storyline wise – entitled to his father’s legacy. He will be dismembered by his sister and father, which doesn’t make the storyline that interesting at this point.

The only person making it intriguing is Shane O’Mac. Like his sister, all of his matches have delivered and have never disappointed. Trust him to make you leap in disbelief, and despite all of that, Taker may just win and take him to hell with him never to return to the WWE after Wrestlemania 32.

#2 The Last Waltz

Undertaker could retire in his hometown

The Undertaker is billed from Death Valley but he’s actually from Texas. The biggest Wrestlemania ever is being held in Dallas, Texas and this can be deemed as Taker’s hometown.

It’s still a matter of doubt on how he’ll be treated as a heel in all of this, but Taker, who turns 51 this month, will be walking for the 24th time at Mania and what a better way to end his career than in his hometown? Does Vince McMahon’s official declaration of the same also reassert the possibility? We’ll have to wait and watch.

His first loss was a shocker, and if he loses a second time, it will invoke the same feeling but not equally so. Wrestlemania 32 could be his last match; could be.

#1 Stinger!

Undertaker and Sting having a face off will be awesome

For all we know, Sting’s in-ring career may be over after he suffered an injury last year during a match against Seth Rollins. But fans still wait for that singular moment where Undertaker and Sting stand in the same ring.

And let’s admit it, Shane O’ Mac pinning Undertaker at Wrestlemania will certainly be a miracle. And what if that miracle happens thanks to the man named Sting? Isn’t that a great way to get back at Triple H and let the powers be handed over to Shane?

And won’t that just be the perfect moment for the biggest Wrestlemania ever by having a brief yet significant moment between Taker and Sting?