3 ways The Undertaker could influence WWE at RAW 25th anniversary

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The Undertaker could make a huge impact on WWE's future as the American Badass

One of the WWE’s best decisions was to reinvent the Undertaker back in the day repackaging him in the American Badass (ABA) gimmick.

Mark Calaway could cut longer, arguably better promos owing to the freedom he was accorded in the ABA gimmick, given the fact that unlike his ‘Deadman’ version ,the American Badass didn’t have to portray someone who symbolizes the undead! The Undertaker could come down to the ring on his classic American chopper, proceeding to cut a promo like the true blue-blooded biker he is.

Now, this is why going with ABA ‘Taker can prove to be gold for the WWE…Should the Undertaker appear as his good ol’ biker self at RAW’s 25th anniversary episode, they could comfortably use him in a non-wrestling role, simply to promote fights and build future Superstars much like they did ‘The Macho Man’ Randy Savage, using the late-great as a WWF commentator back in the day.

Furthermore, given the WWE’s penchant for roping in legends on its flagship television show, and having legendary figures rub off some of their charisma and appeal on the up and coming stars, The Undertaker in his ABA version would be an excellent authority figure on WWE programming.

In fact, the WWE could use Biker ‘Taker in the aforementioned authority figure role—commencing on the 25th anniversary RAW—having him use his significant clout on-screen as well as when it comes to helping the young guns hone their talent behind the scenes.

The American Badass could set the professional wrestling scene on fire, should Vince McMahon and co. decide to present The Undertaker in that persona once again. After all, one must never say never, when to comes to professional wrestling!