Bengaluru, July 1: It was a pleasant surprise to see The Undertaker back on the scene during this past edition of Monday Night Raw. He made an emphatic statement by taking out the top heel faction on the show comprising Shane McMahon and Drew McIntyre, by be-siding himself with Roman Reigns. This set up an instant classic tag team match at Extreme Rules.
The dream force of Roman Reigns and The Undertaker are set to collide against McMahon and McIntyre which is expected to be a huge attraction for the upcoming PPV night. WWE Universe must be eager to see The Deadman back inside the squared circle at a point when we expected him to resurface, the least. Following his disastrous bout against Goldberg, he was about to be on a hiatus. But his warrior spirit will not let him 'rest in peace'.
Plus, they say Undertaker was upset with the pro-wrestling fans backlash. So the itch of removing the nightmare experience at SSD with a show-stellar performance has brought back the greatest sports entertainer of all-time to the ring within days of the failure. Here is more from WWE Hall of Famer Booker T from his podcast in this regard, (courtesy wrestlingINC.com)
"No one thought that they would see The Undertaker this soon after Super ShowDown, in what we would call, 'the incident'," Booker T said. "No one thought we would see him this soon, but me personally, I think Undertaker was thinking, 'Man, I gotta go get this bad taste out of my mouth. I gotta get rid of it and do something to make me forget.'"