3 Reasons why The Undertaker is teaming up with Roman Reigns at Extreme Rules

#2 Redemption

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Let's backtrack a little bit to Super ShowDown. We know The Undertaker and Goldberg put on an okay match up until the last few minutes of the contest, in which Goldberg got injured and everything started to fall apart. The rest is history and it's been written, for better and for worse.

The Undertaker has never publicly spoken about what he had thought about the match, but his face could tell the story. You know The Undertaker was not happy with the finish and wished things could have gone much differently. Due to Goldberg's sudden injury, an audible had to be called. Any plans Undertaker and Goldberg had for the match to finish it their way had to be thrown completely off the playbook.

The Undertaker has to redeem himself for the disaster of a match with Goldberg. Therefore, his return to team up with Roman Reigns is a way for him to do this. The Undertaker is well past his prime and can no longer have a great match on his very own. It is sad, but very true indeed.

The Undertaker will need Roman Reigns' help to put on a great match with the likes of Drew McIntyre and Shane McMahon. Not taking anything away at all from Shane O'Mac or "The Scottish Psychopath", but from the babyface side of the coin, Roman will have to do most of the dirty work in this match, let Undertaker get the hot tag, get his spots in and finish everything off for his team to send the WWE Universe home happy.

Imagine the sight of a double pin, where The Undertaker delivers the Tombstone Piledriver to Shane McMahon, while Roman Reigns drills Drew McIntyre with a huge spear to get the victory?