Recently in this column, it was suggested that WWE book The Undertaker to let Vince McMahon know - in no uncertain terms - that he definitely wasn't content to play the role of his puppet. That pretty much happened on the past episode of Monday Night Raw, but it was a little disappointing to hear the loudest words go unsaid. Instead of outright saying that he wouldn't do McMahon's bidding, 'Taker instead warned him that his son Shane's blood would be on the hands of the boss. At this point, more was expected. The Undertaker isn't any regular WWE performer, he's one of the biggest. Therefore, he shouldn't be booked to simply accept Vince's power plays without any real questioning. It's unlikely that 'The Deadman' will make an appearance on the next edition of Raw, but his WrestleMania opponent has already been advertised. The big question is, just what will Shane McMahon have to say in response to the words of both Stephanie and Vince last week? This article aims to outlay 10 different booking steps for the 3-hour program, but also looks to keep a sense of realism over what WWE could have planned for the next episode of their flagship show.