10 Major Booking Mistakes WWE Has Already Made With WrestleMania 36

The Undertaker is a living legend and one of the greatest WWE Superstars of all-time. He's also well past his prime, and someone who has become a novelty act of sorts in recent years. That may seem like a harsh assessment, but what's to be gained from having the Deadman make his in-ring return at the Show of Shows to battle AJ Styles?

It will be down to the Phenomenal One to carry that match, and while it could be entertaining, either one of the possible outcomes really aren't. If Styles win, he joins an elite club to have beaten The Undertaker at WrestleMania, but Roman Reigns' victory proves that if you didn't break the Streak, it's not something fans care all that much about.

If The Undertaker walks out the winner, it does nothing for him or Styles, and the status quo will continue as normal, something that proved to be a real problem in WWE in recent years. Imagine The Undertaker vs. Aleister Black or The O.C. confronting the nWo?

Now, those would have been worthy of being called true WrestleMania moments...