As John Cena comes to terms with the heartbreak of missing out on the biggest WrestleMania of all time, spare a thought as well for The Undertaker. The plan had been for the fifty year old phenom to feud with Cena, in what was very possibly going to be a retirement match at WrestleMania. The scene had been set throughout the last year, with Taker working an increased schedule and celebrating "25 years with WWE" at Survivor Series. It was all building towards Mania 32, which is taking place in his home state, and is scheduled to set WWE's new attendance record. You can imagine what Taker was envisioning.... a home crowd, working the biggest star in the industry, on the biggest stage in WWE history. There's no better way to go out than that scenario. Not only would it have been a legacy moment, it would also have been a lucrative payday. Cena versus Taker has never happened in a major context, it is one of the few dream matches in WWE. Chances are, as such a huge draw, it would have gone on last and closed the show. But with Cena now out for up to nine months with a shoulder injury, The Undertaker must come to terms with a different opponent and a new scenario. Here's the options for WWE's biggest icon at WrestleMania 32...
