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This year's Survivor Series marks three decades since The Undertaker made his debut in WWE and the company has decided to mark the occasion by having a farewell to The Deadman.
The Undertaker announced his official retirement from WWE back in the summer in his Last Ride documentary, but there have since been rumors that the seven-time World Champion could be looking for one more match.
The Undertaker has come back from the brink of retirement a number of times and there are already several current WWE stars who are looking for a match with The Phenom. Could Survivor Series be a ruse to set up one last WrestleMania match for The Deadman?
#5 AJ Styles could interrupt The Undertaker
AJ Styles was the last man to wrestle The Undertaker and his ego has definitely been boosted knowing that he will be able to pull out that piece of trivia for the rest of his career.
At present, Styles is trying to make Survivor Series about him as the self-proclaimed captain of Team RAW. This obviously isn't working out well for him since his teammates refuse to fall in line and if he sees The Deadman at Survivor Series then there could be some kind of altercation.
It was made clear that Styles was having flashbacks from his match with The Undertaker when he was part of the Money in the Bank ladder match earlier this year. Could this have been a hint that the two men are destined to come to blows one more time?
Would the outcome be any different now that Styles doesn't have Luke Gallows and Karl Anderson to back him up? The character that Styles has at present would be the perfect man to interrupt The Deadman and take one more Tombstone.
#4 Alexa Bliss could target The Undertaker
The Fiend has made it clear that he wants another chance to prove his worth against The Undertaker, but the alter-ego of Bray Wyatt hasn't been doing much of his own leg work recently.
In recent weeks it has been Alexa Bliss who has appeared in the ring to make it clear that a certain target has been marked. Given the beating that Wyatt took when he wrestled The Deadman back at WrestleMania 31, he may decide that Bliss is the better option.
Alexa Bliss has a fantastic character at present and has been able to carry the storyline with Randy Orton in recent weeks on RAW. It's easy to see the former Women's Champion being the one to crash The Undertaker's farewell to make it clear that he isn't allowed to leave because he has been marked by The Fiend.
The Fiend hasn't appeared on WWE TV for several weeks and could be gearing up for an appearance at Survivor Series since he isn't currently part of a feud whilst Orton and Drew McIntyre settle their differences. Will Bliss put herself in harm's way in order to make a point at Survivor Series?
#3 Finn Balor could interrupt The Undertaker
Finn Balor was defeated by The Fiend back at SummerSlam in 2019 and has since been plying his trade on NXT. The man who was once known as The Demon King hasn't painted his face in more than a year and has since become a Prince as part of Triple H's brand.
Despite the different look, it appears that deep down Balor still longs for that match against The Undertaker that would have pitted two of WWE's strangest entities in a WWE ring for the first time.
WWE on FOX recently asked their followers on Twitter who they think Undertaker should have one more match against, if he was to wrestle "one more match" and interestingly it was Finn Balor who had a response.
Balor not only liked the Tweet but when WWE on FOX made a note of this, he posted an image of The Demon King and The Undertaker as part of one of his fantasy matches.
Could The Demon King be ready to resurface and challenge one of the greatest wrestlers of all time? That would definitely be a worthy return to the main roster for the former Universal Champion.
#2 The Fiend could crash The Undertaker's farewell
The Fiend has been on quite a roll in WWE since debuting his new character and it appears that he's trying to make a point out of everyone who wronged him as Bray Wyatt. At present, he has his eye on Randy Orton, who burned down the Wyatt Compound back in 2017, which is enough to incur the wrath of The Fiend.
Orton has to keep his eyes on Drew McIntyre, The Miz and Roman Reigns heading into Survivor Series so it could be argued that The Fiend is free to look for another feud.
Over on Twitter, it's already been made clear that The Fiend believes that The Deadman hasn't defeated every man in his path, and after Wyatt was one of the men to fall to The Undertaker at WrestleMania, he may want revenge.
Wyatt took on The Deadman just a year after his first loss to Brock Lesnar and was defeated in one of the bigger shocks on the show. Could Wyatt crash The Undertaker's celebration looking for both revenge and one more match?
#1 Roman Reigns could interrupt The Undertaker
Roman Reigns technically has no business with The Undertaker anymore; he has already defeated The Deadman at WrestleMania and proved that WWE is now his yard. While many fans have argued that this was when Reigns' heel turn truly began, it seems that right now he is the best heel in the company.
Paul Heyman has also watched his former client Brock Lesnar defeat The Deadman at WrestleMania and it's hard to imagine two men who like to talk not taking the opportunity to do so at The Deadman's expense.
While Roman Reigns is already a fantastic heel on SmackDown, what better way to get more heat than to make it clear that WWE is now his yard once again and crash The Deadman's farewell, while also stating that he probably didn't need a farewell.
The Undertaker has already passed the torch and one Superstar has to step up and take that spotlight. It's hard to see anyone other than Roman Reigns stealing the moment from The Phenom and making it all about himself.
