5 Reasons why The Undertaker won't retire at Survivor Series 

#2. Even Kane doesn't believe this is the end for The Undertaker

It's a storybook ending, the exact day that The Undertaker made his debut back in 1990 is the same day of Survivor Series this year. It's hard to script an ending that's been wrapped up this well, but it's still hard to believe.

Kane is one of the men who have already been revealed as a returnee for the show, so that he can be there to say goodbye to his "brother." Ahead of the show, Kane has been part of several interviews and it appears that even "The Devil's Favourite Demon" doesn't believe that this is the end for The Deadman.

“Whether you can actually say this is gonna be it, it ... I don’t know. WWE is one of those deals where it’s a little bit like the mafia, in that you never get to quite leave. And I’m sure with someone who's been as important as The Undertaker, that he will be around in some form or fashion for quite some time."

“Hotel California. You can check out, but you can never leave. That’s kind of the way it goes. It’s always the one more that gets you, right? Just one more. And then there’s always just one more after the just one more it seems like.”

Kane seems to believe that there will always be one more that gets The Undertaker, could that be a hint that The Deadman isn't ready to retire?