Will he or won't he? We're well on the road to WrestleMania and there's been no sign of The Undertaker. In years gone by, while competing in the part time role we've become accustomed to over the last few years, Taker has normally made his impactful return by the time we've hit February. But this year, so much as his name hasn't even been mentioned yet. All we've seen of The Phenom was the run down of his WrestleMania XXX match against Brock Lesnar in the WWE 24 documentary. WWE teased us with the way they presented the drama as he made his way back through the curtain. Hopefully they'll give us a whole load more information as to what actually happened in subsequent episodes. So far this year, the talk hasn't been about the match seemingly everyone wants in Taker v Sting, but The Deadman's name has been heavily been linked to Bray Wyatt's. In what would be an intriguing match up, with plenty of compelling promo work, it would be interesting to see if Taker would pass the torch so to speak to Bray who many see as The Phenom of the modern day. Whether Taker comes back at all is another issue. He was recently pictured in an airport looking slightly worse for wear while the devastation he suffered at last year's event can't be underestimated. He is 49 years old too after all, and with that defeat blemishing his Mania record what has he got left to fight for? His legacy will remain as the greatest WrestleMania performer in the history of the WWE if he doesn't return, but the whole WWE Universe will undoubtedly be hoping he does. What is WrestleMania without The Undertaker? Here are Taker's Mania matches ranked from worst to best.