5 Ways WWE could book The Undertaker's Final Farewell at Survivor Series

#2 The Chairman of WWE offers The Undertaker a key position during his Final Farewell

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— WWE (@WWE) June 18, 2020

Over the years, WWE has signed several top WWE Superstars to legends contracts after they retired from the ring. Superstars such as Sting and Mark Henry are currently under such a contract. There were reports earlier this year that The Undertaker had also signed a 15-year contract with the company.

Henry is now working as a backstage producer and mentor in WWE, and we could see The Undertaker take on a similar or an even bigger role after his retirement. The Undertaker’s Final Farewell is going to be a big deal in the world of wrestling. Vince McMahon could think it's the perfect time to offer The Undertaker a big role in the company.

The Undertaker has helped shape the face of the company over the past three decades. WWE could repay him by giving him a top position in the company so he can continue to make an impact backstage.

.@Undertaker: #TheLastRide has captured the incredible story of one of WWE’s most iconic Superstars. Impressive work by the @WWENetwork team, especially @DanPooch, @MatthewBraine, @SteveCono and @deekismanis. You brought new life to the deadman. pic.twitter.com/zZxmHGbOGS

— Vince McMahon (@VinceMcMahon) May 15, 2020

This will help The Undertaker fans keep their interest in WWE’s products and could also prevent The Phenom from appearing for any other promotion after his retirement, such as AEW.