Kane is scheduled for an imminent return to WWE, states Dave Meltzer on wrestling observer radio. He told co-host Bryan Alvarez that "The one thing I see in the Lesnar match, is Kane coming back. I don't like the idea, but it could happen." Alvarez then mentioned how it made sense, with Kane having been sidelined since Lesnar "broke" his leg. Meltzer pointed out that before the injury angle, WWE had deliberately tied Kane and Undertaker together as brothers in several scripted lines. "If Taker's going to be a heel and win, that's a way to be a heel and win, is to have outside interference." It does make sense, but it would be an unbelievably disappointing finish. Which ironically makes even more sense, as WWE may be wanting to get boos. On the flip side, a reuniting of The Brothers Of Destruction could just as easily provoke cheers. Either way, from the purist point of view, outside interference will end up killing the match. It isn't going to be a classic if Kane gets involved. The finish would likely be Lesnar on the brink of victory, only for Kane's pyro to go off. The Undertaker would then hit a low blow on Lesnar, with the ref's back turned as Kane came to ringside. Taker would then finish Lesnar with a tombstone for the pin. Kane would then get in the ring to do further damage to The Beast. It would then set up Kane Vs Lesnar for a future date, or Lesnar and a tag parter against Kane and The Undertaker. Could it even be Brock and Rock versus Kane and Undertaker at WrestleMania 32? Only time will tell, but it is becoming more and more apparent that WWE see The Undertaker as the heel in this narrative.
