5 biggest questions from this year’s WWE Survivor Series

#1 Was this the perfect final farewell for The Undertaker at WWE Survivor Series?

Nov. 22, 1990 Nov. 22, 2020#FarewellTaker pic.twitter.com/HW2hnV9vN6

— SportsCenter (@SportsCenter) November 23, 2020

At Survivor Series, WWE bid farewell to arguably the greatest Superstar to have ever wrestled for the company. The Undertaker walked into the arena for possibly the final time, and his closest friends and favorite opponents surrounded the ring for a final goodbye.

While this does not mean that we won’t ever see The Undertaker in the ring again, it is likely that The Phenom may never perform in the squared circle.

WWE looked to give The Undertaker a perfect farewell, and fans expected several different things to happen during the show. Some expected Bray Wyatt to show up and attack The Phenom, while others expected Sting to challenge Taker to one final match.

However, things ended calmly without a final challenge for the man who has nothing left to prove in his career.

With that in mind, one has to wonder whether this was the perfect way to say goodbye to arguably the greatest sports entertainer of all time?

It was enough having to say #FarewellTaker with the bits of knowledge and laughs his kindness afforded me.But this moment messed me up. Met Paul Bearer back in 2006. Besides Killer, he was one of the first offer me advice and tell me I had something special.#Goosebumps https://t.co/lnZHDdJ2b7

— Sad Lee (@RealKeithLee) November 23, 2020

Roman Reigns and Drew McIntyre had an ace match at Survivor Series before The Undertaker entered the ring, and that proves that the future is more than bright for WWE. In fact, Reigns and McIntyre gave us a future WrestleMania dream match with their performance at Survivor Series.

The Undertaker has achieved more than anyone else in the company, and this perhaps may have been the best way to bid farewell to the legend.