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#3. Loser retires
It has to happen at some point, right? Fans thought that The Undertaker had walked out of WrestleMania two years ago and was never coming back following his defeat to Roman Reigns, but the following year he was back battling John Cena.
This year he decided to skip WrestleMania and will now take on Goldberg as part of tonight's show instead. The WCW Legend hasn't wrestled since WrestleMania 33 but is looking to be in fantastic shape, so even though this is a first time meeting between the two men, why wasn't it made a loser retires match?
The Undertaker can't have many more matches or opponents left, he's been hinting at retirement for so long that it's just expected now, whilst many already believed that Goldberg had retired, so a stipulation would have allowed more eyes on the product. Given their back and forth this week on Monday Night Raw and SmackDown Live, could there be a stipulation added?
