10 Bold WWE Predictions For The Rest Of 2019

Since his debut in 1990, there has been no bigger company man in WWE than The Undertaker. He made his name in The New Generation, stuck with them throughout the Attitude Era, and remains one of their biggest draws, even in his 50s.

However, as we've seen recently, The Deadman has been trying to make his long, elaborate entrance elsewhere.

This year alone, 'Taker has tried to appear on both an Inside The Ropes speaking tour and at Starrcast II, an AEW-associated event in Las Vegas. Both times, these appearances have been blocked by Vince McMahon himself.

So what's going to change?

Well, after Taker's disastrous performance in Saudi Arabia against Goldberg, rumour has it that he's not best pleased with WWE right now. His long-term loyalties to Vince might finally be at their end.

This could finally be the year we see The Undertaker venture outside of WWE. It's unlikely that we'll see him wrestle in another promotion, but he might finally do a big convention or tour or maybe even appear at another promotion in a non-wrestling role.

He's already been linked with AEW through Starrcast, so maybe we could see him show up there.