5 Solid Ways To End The Undertaker's Career

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The Phenom deserves to end his career on a high note

For almost three decades, WWE has been dominated by the spine-chilling supernatural disposition of the Undertaker, who will go down in history as the greatest of all time.

Widely regarded as the most accomplished performer to grace the WrestleMania stage, the Undertaker has competed against a variety of competitors and has delivered stellar bouts in the process.

The evolution of the Undertaker has been extraordinary and has been successful in depicting the career of this incredible supernatural character.

While his credibility is starting to diminish after he lost at WrestleMania to both Brock Lesnar and Roman Reigns in awkward encounters that fell flat.

Since the Undertaker's days as a professional competitor between the ropes are becoming numbered, chances are that the curtain on his credible career could close soon.

With rumors of a potential contest with Shawn Michaels doing the rounds, the creative team could opt for a number of possibilities, if they are genuinely to end the Undertaker's career on a big note.

Here are the 5 solid ways to end the Undertaker's career


#1 Falling down to a heel John Cena in an incredible Career Vs. Career match

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This needs to be booked correctly

A significant proportion of the hardcore audience considers this bout as a dream encounter between two of the greatest professional wrestlers of all time.

While they have clashed at WrestleMania 34, and it did disappoint big time. Both the superstars were involved in a squash match which completely decimated John Cena's credibility as the Franchise player.

A superstar who was a regular headliner was falling down to the Phenom like a jobber, and it hindered the entire potential behind this feud.

Considering the way he lost, this could seriously bring some shift in the landscape of the company if WWE are indeed serious in ending the Undertaker's career on a high.

With both superstars representing the most pivotal years of the business, a shocking heel turn from John Cena at WrestleMania 35 could make this match into an iconic one.

Imaging John Cena using his cheap tricks to decimate the Undertaker's career because he knew he could have never defeated him without betraying his own self-esteem.

Since fans expected a conclusion like this with Roman Reigns, the company could follow this path with John Cena which will possibly make him the biggest heel in the company.

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#2 The Deadman resurrects the Demon King and passes him the torch

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Will the Undertaker fall to a Demon?

There's no denying that WWE have no clue on what to exactly do with Finn Balor's character, and have struggled to make him a box-office attraction.

However, this could change if the Undertaker suggests to have a dream encounter with the Demon King at the Grandest Stage of Them All.

While the bout is promising, the Phenom needs to go a step ahead and hand over the torch to Finn Balor and be humble in defeat.

Since the fans already understand the Undertaker's physical stature is not the same as it used to be earlier. Concentrating on a similar story where the Demon King constantly irks the Undertaker about his past, and promises to end his career by extracting all his powers from the urn could be compelling.

As a die-hard wrestling fan, everyone wants to see this bout happen at WrestleMania 35, and with the Phenom already losing grip between the ropes, he could restructure Balor's entire career before he walks out, for good.

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#3 Winning the WWE Championship in his final match against A.J. Styles and relinquishing it the same night

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A bout
for the ages

If there's a match that the Undertaker should seriously grab his focus into, it is a potential dream encounter with the Phenomenal One for the most coveted prize in sports entertainment.

WWE's current booking has terribly diminished the prestige and dignity of the WWE Championship, and the gold plays second fiddle to the Universal title now.

Since the Undertaker admires A.J. Styles' versatility between the ropes, this could seriously result in a fantastic dream match at the Show of Shows.

This could also present a blockbuster opportunity for the Phenomenal One to headline WrestleMania with the Undertaker for the biggest prize in sports entertainment.

Winning the WWE Championship for the final time at the Grandest Stage of Them All would bring some serious attention to the gold, and would let him leave as a Champion who didn't lose.

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#4 Ending his career with a solid retirement speech interrupted by Sting

Both
Both the superstars deserve this

Being two of the most legendary superstars to ever step foot between the ropes, it's a damn shame that the Undertaker and Sting have never competed against each other, in any capacity.

While there was a time when there were rumors of a match being booked for WrestleMania 32, the company scrapped it eventually and changed their plans.

Sting's unfortunate injury ruled out the possibility of ever crossing paths with the Phenom, but he still remains intact on his willingness to share a WrestleMania moment with the Undertaker.

After having completed almost three decades in this business, it would be ideal for the Deadman to retire with a solid speech thanking the fans for their support throughout, and if booked correctly, the segment could take the world by storm with the interruption of Sting.

Both the competitors deserve to end their careers on a high note, and since the crowd have always been yearning for a confrontation, shaking hands and embracing each other's humble end would be a treat to the eyes.

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#5 HBK defeats the Undertaker and ends his entire career at WrestleMania

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One more match

After delivering a spine-chilling segment on Monday Night Raw, there's a lot of speculation around the wrestling world on a possible return for HBK.

While he's rumored to compete at a major event in Saudi Arabia, WWE could literally go the distance with this one, and book a compelling feud that sets up a colossal encounter at WrestleMania 35.

Having delivered two of the greatest WrestleMania matches of all time, it's about time that the WWE realizes the potential in this feud and the money that can be made with it.

Apart from the business element, there's no denying that if there's really a superstar in the WWE that deserves to end the Undertaker's career, it is Shawn Michaels.

If both the superstars clash once again at the Show of Show, then not only would it gravitate monumental interest from the fans, but would also result in an appropriate end to the Phenom's legendary career.

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