Shane McMahon challenges The Undertaker to a WrestleMania rematch

The Undertaker feels at home at Hell In A Cell
The Undertaker feels at home at Hell In A Cell

The Undertaker has been in more than half of the Hell In A Cell matches. The Deadman was in the first-ever Hell In A Cell Match against Shawn Michaels at Badd Blood: In Your House in 1997. Since then, he has battled the likes of Kurt Angle, The Rock, Brock Lesnar and many more in the Demonic Structure. His most recent one was against Shane McMahon at WrestleMania 32.

Shane McMahon challenges The Undertaker

On this week's episode of Last Ride- Post Mortem, Shane McMahon issued a challenge to his WrestleMania 32 opponent, The Undertaker. Here is what McMahon had to say;

"I know I got one more with him. So I'll challenge him now. I got one more. I know I got one big one and I want a rematch. Hell In A Cell 2. I was that close. If he didn't move, I was that close."

So there it is. Shane McMahon wants another shot at The Undertaker in a Hell In A Cell Match.

Shane McMahon vs The Undertaker at WrestleMania

In 2016, Shane McMahon returned to WWE, stating that he wanted control of RAW. That's when The Chairman, Vince McMahon told his son that if he wins a Hell In A Cell Match against The Undertaker at WrestleMania 32, he will be given control of the show.

The match saw both competitors pushing each other to their limits. We saw Shane McMahon lay The Undertaker on the announcer's table and climb to the top of the steel structure. Shane McMahon jumped off the top of the cell on The Undertaker, but Taker got off the table just in time. The Phenom sidestepping McMahon resulted in McMahon crashing through the table. The match ended when The Undertaker pinned Shane McMahon after a Tombstone Piledriver.

Even though Shane came up short at WrestleMania, Vince McMahon gave him control of RAW. He was later named the Commissioner of SmackDown when the brand split took place.

In November 2018, Shane McMahon replaced The Miz in the finals of the WWE World Cup. He ended up defeating Dolph Ziggler, and subsequently named himself "The Best In The World".

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