5 possible retirement match-ups for The Undertaker

Bray Wyatt and The undertaker have some unfinished businessSo many legends have come and gone, but the Undertaker has stood the test of time.There is no legend quite like The Undertaker. His loyalty to the WWE has given him an undeniably incomparable aura. The plights of age haven't been able to conquer everything he means to the wrestling business and for the grandest wrestling show of all, Wrestlemania. He's the one name in an elite list to be synonymous with the world of wrestling. But soon his time will be up. And that time seems sooner than ever. Here are the 5 possible retirement match-ups for ‘The Deadman’.

#5 The Rock

How great will it be to see The Rock and Undertaker together?!!

Just like Cena, The Undertaker has never faced The Rock at Wrestlemania. The Rock is still healthy enough to have another match at this stage. Though the match will not be a technical classic, it will still have a larger than life aura to it with two of the greatest superstars to ever be in the WWE standing toe to toe at the grandest stage of them all.

This might as well garner a main event spot at Wrestlemania at some point if the management does think of this as a viable option. Whoever wins the match won’t matter here since just having these two in the ring together is special.

#4 John Cena

Cena and Undertaker haven’t crossed paths since a long time.

Undertaker has never faced John Cena at Wrestlemania. Never. A victory at this point in Cena’s career won’t be the most welcomed aspect, but it also won’t be something the fans won’t get used to.

But having the Undertaker win his final match against Cena, and hopefully at Wrestlemania, will be a spectacular moment in itself. Cena is the premier star of this generation and Taker and him haven’t crossed paths much as many would like.

Making them have a match will be quite intriguing.

#3 Brock Lesnar

Lesnar remains one of Undertaker’s premier foes.

The last two matches they had cannot be termed as spectacular encounter, but they were consequential and memorable.

The first one was at Wrestlemania 30 where the unthinkable happened by Lesnar breaking the illustrious streak. That remains one of his greatest accomplishments till date. Undertaker won the last match by cheating and his stint as a heel was welcomed with refreshing positivity.

The animosity and hatred between these two are quite intriguing. Their matches, despite the eventual disappointment, always have a big match feel. Their rivalry will forever live on. So maybe Lesnar should be the last opponent he faces.

#2 Sting

Sting Vs Undertaker is still a dream match

This may be one the most awaited dream matches of all time and it was possible all along since Sting made his WWE debut, but the most unfortunate thing happened to Sting at Night of Champions, which many speculate to be a spinal injury.

That more or less indicates that Sting’s in-ring career is over. But in the spirit of ‘Never Say Never’, Sting Vs Undertaker, if Sting is healthy enough should be the next and last match for both the veteran legends.

This double retirement match is what the fans want.

#1 Bray Wyatt

Wyatt and Undertaker need to face again.

The Undertaker, most certainly, returned as a heel at Battleground this year. He called this phase as his real ressurection when only a few months prior, he rose from the ‘dead’ to face Bray Wyatt.

He chose to completely ignore that little fact. But here’s an interesting detail. Bray Wyatt’s one purpose in life is to gather a flock of followers, to welcome them to the dark side. Undertaker returning as a heel may, in all fantastic fictional nature, have a lot to do with his feud against Wyatt.

Wyatt has an interesting point to delve on and being a young superstar, having Undertaker put him over in his last match may be the right thing to do.