The Undertaker is on everyone’s mind at this point because he hasn’t appeared since Raw 25 where he cut that awkward program because he hasn’t been inside a ring with such an intimate audience in years.
But as John Cena kept pestering The Undertaker to “do something,” it looks like he’s remained silent even though Cena has taken a few low blows in the process.
But even though The Dead Man has been silent so far, it doesn’t look like fans should lose hope on seeing him again and this match will still likely happen during the Show Of Shows. After all, The Phenom has kind of ran out of opportunities at this point to accept Cena’s challenge.
“John Cena and The Undertaker is happening at WrestleMania,” Bryan Alvarez said. “I don’t know how they’re gonna get there. Maybe they’ll announce it on SmackDown tonight,” but in a huge spoiler in case you didn’t already see SmackDown Live this week, The Undertaker didn’t show up and neither did John Cena for that matter.
“Maybe they’ll announce it the day of the show, maybe they’ll announce it during a John Cena promo at the show. But one way or another you are going to get John Cena vs Undertaker at WrestleMania.”
Bryan Alvarez certainly sounds sure of himself to make that kind of statement leading many to wonder if he knows something more than he’s actually saying. I have speculated before that WWE could wait until Mania is technically over and have Cena come out to cut a promo after the main event whether that is really Brock Lesnar vs Roman Reigns or not.
If Taker appears at WrestleMania it could result in something epic, especially if we see a resurrection of his American Badass character. But with WrestleMania 34 so loaded already, it might be interesting if The Undertaker came out only to accept Cena’s challenge for WrestleMania 35 in New Jersey.
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