How would you like to see The Undertaker back in the ring?
- “Until The Undertaker says he’s done and it’s validated by the company and is signed off in that essence, for lack of a better term, I still say Undertaker is active”
- On April 2, in the main event of Wrestlemania, the Undertaker took on his final opponent Roman Reigns
- For India, there is something to watch out for at the WWE Summerslam today, August 20. Jinder Mahal, will be taking on Shinsuke Nakamura for the WWE Championship title
FollowA day before there was news from the wrestling arena with regards to the Undertaker, the man whom many in the 90s would remember as the ultimate wrestling champion. He was the face of the former World Wrestling Federation which has since then become World Wrestling Entertainment.
Meanwhile in Brooklyn it is time for the SummerSlam. In an interview to WrestleZone with Paul Heyman Promoter, producer, currently signed to World Wrestling Entertainment revealed some interesting news for Undertaker fans.
Paul Bearer and Undertaker during Wrestle Mania XX at Madison Square Garden in New York City, New York, United States. (Photo by KMazur/WireImage)
The interviewer asked him whether if he thinks we have seen the last of The Undertaker and Heyman replied: “Until he says he’s done he’s not done. I think Vince McMahon is a marketing genius. He’s not going to miss any opportunity to monetiSe and maximize this amazing investment in this legacy of The Undertaker. Until The Undertaker says he’s done and it’s validated by the company and is signed off in that essence, for lack of a better term, I still say Undertaker is active and could return and wrestle at any time.”
It was in April this year that the world came to know that it would be the last bout of the Undertaker. On April 2, in the main event of Wrestlemania, the Undertaker took on his final opponent Roman Reigns. Sadly, The Undertaker lost the match and with it was supposed to have ended an almost 27-year career that most professional wrestlers can only dream about.
Now fans report that The Undertaker has been spotted on a plane to New York and speculations have gained ground that we could be seeing the star in action at the SummerSlam and like Heyman said, Vince McMahon aka Mc Mahon is bound to milk this for all it is worth since he is currently the Chairman of World Wrestling Entertainment.
Me and Undertaker always seem to board the same flight whenever going to NYC, no bs pic.twitter.com/Byo49p0jiW
— Jesse Mr GQ Cantu (@Mr_GQ_Cantu) August 18, 2017
What’s interesting to note is that Roman Reigns will be there at this competition. Reigns loses no opportunity to say that he retired The Undertaker. So interestingly, in the Universal Championship to be held today, you have Brock Lesnar (c) vs. Roman Reigns vs. Samoa Joe vs. Braun Strowman (Fatal 4-Way). Will the Undertaker come back to shut Reigns boast?
Who wouldn’t want to watch a redo of that Hell in a Cell match with Shawn Michaels? Shawn Michaels fought the Undertaker in Wrestlemania 25 in 2009. Now that was a match to remember!
APRIL 05: The Undertaker choke slams Shaw Michaels during their match at 'WrestleMania 25' at the Reliant Stadium on April 5, 2009 in Houston, Texas. (Photo by Bob Levey/WireImage)
For India, there is something to watch out for at the WWE Summerslam today, August 20. Jinder Mahal, will be taking on Shinsuke Nakamura for the WWE Championship title. The most intriguing match on the SummerSlam card from an in-ring perspective, the showdown between Nakamura and Mahal marks the first televised encounter in the WWE. Nakamura's unique style was perfected in Japan and features a strong style not replicated anywhere else on the main roster. Mahal, contrarily, is a cerebral worker who works headlocks and wear-down holds to build heat.
