On this week's episode of Monday Night Raw, the sounds of cash registers and the lyrics to Shane McMahon's rang out. Shan O' Mac's entrance theme revolves around the idea that money follows the McMahon son wherever he treads. That's certainly something WWE management hope will come true, because they're putting a lot of faith in Shane's drawing power by placing him against The Undertaker at WrestleMania 32. After all, 'Mania 32 is being hyped by the company as potentially the largest in the history of the event to date. WWE are looking to cram as many as 100,000 people into the AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas on April 3, 2016. Something which will surely aid that cause is the proposed Hell In A Cell battle between Shane and The Undertaker, with the McMahon offspring gaining control of Monday Night Raw if manages to down the Deadman. There's more than an air of 'Attitude' Era about the confrontation and the storyline is straight out of the late 90's playbook. Despite the internet blowing up over the news, there will also be those within the WWE system who are feeling just a tad confused. Maybe those people felt they should have been handed the chance to face Undertaker at the biggest show of the year. The men profiled in this article may just be joined by one man very much on the outside looking in.