Predicting three things that The Undertaker could do with WWE in the future

The Undertaker made his "Final Farewell" at the WWE Survivor Series, and his legendary 30-year career has come to an end. Many fans believe that The Deadman might come back for one more match somewhere down the line.

The Undertaker is still considered one of the most feared men inside the squared circle. His time as an active performer is behind him, but WWE can be sometimes unpredictable. It wouldn't come as a surprise if The Undertaker appears in full ring gear ready to compete again.

The Deadman is also one of the most loyal WWE personalities. Since joining the company, The Undertaker has never jumped ship to another organization, sticking with Vince McMahon through the good and bad times.

The Phenom has been involved in some of the most memorable and defining moments. He has also achieved everything that there is to accomplish in the world of professional wrestling. He deserves every accolade and the respect he has garnered from the entire wrestling world. But is this the end of the Deadman, or could we see him play some key roles or even have a match?

Here are three things The Undertaker could do in the future with WWE following his retirement this past Sunday at Survivor Series.

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#3. The Undertaker could make a WrestleMania 37 appearance

The Undertaker has the most impressive WrestleMania record

WrestleMania has been The Undertaker’s playground. He holds the record for the most wins at the event at 25 and a long period, he defended his undefeated streak. The Deadman may not ever wrestle again. However, like he told Steve Austin during their Broken Skull Session, he could still come back and hit someone with a Tombstone for the next few years without necessarily participating in a match.

WWE could set up something special for The Undertaker at WrestleMania 37 to walk down the ramp and dispose of any of the hot heels with his signature Tombstone Piledriver in what would be a moment to remember. Many young stars on the WWE roster would greatly benefit from such a confrontation with The Phenom.

#2. The Undertaker could take on a backstage role

The Undertaker has a lot to offer in a backstage role

At 55 years old, The Deadman can no longer be as active in the ring even if he came out of retirement. A prominent backstage role would fit The Undertaker well. WWE currently has several former Superstars as well as pro wrestlers from other promotions working behind the scene.

The Undertaker could be the latest addition to the department. There are indeed no limits to what The Deadman can do with WWE as a producer or agent. No matter what role he plays, he would execute it with the tenacity he brought to his 30-year stint as The Phenom of WWE.

A integral position as a backstage producer or as a trainer for upcoming talent would suit him. Piecing matches together with Superstars and helping with storylines is something WWE legend could excel at. He would join the likes of Billy Kidman, D-Von Dudley, Jeff Jarrett, and Jason Jordan.

#1. The Undertaker is set for a Hall of Fame induction

The Undertaker has earned his place into the Hall of Fame

The Undertaker is the most respected WWE Superstar of all time. He has an impressive steak of consecutive 21 WrestleMania victories. He has also competed in the main event of The Show of Shows four times.

The Deadman is also a four-time WWE champion and the 2007 Royal Rumble winner. The longest-tenured in-ring performer in the history of the company defeated Hulk Hogan to win the WWE Championship at Survivor Series in 1991, a year after his debut.

All these accolades guarantee him an induction into the WWE Hall of Fame. Next year seems like a fitting time for him to finally join the list of all-time greats that have already been enshrined.

After his emotional farewell, this past Sunday night at Survivor Series, the next stop for The Deadman could be the next WWE Hall of Fame induction ceremony. It would be another poignant moment for a man many have described as the measuring stick and a locker room leader. As for who would induct him? The obvious choice would be Kane but Chairman and CEO Vince McMahon could also receive the honor given the close relationship the two have had over the years.