The Theory: The Undertaker, after a career spanning almost thirty years, will retire from in-ring competition. The Evidence: The Undertaker is, for all intents and purposes, already retired. He only wrestles once a year at WrestleMania and makes only a handful of appearances in the buildup to the big show. Now that 'Taker's 'Mania winning streak is over, is there any reason for him to wrestle on the show this year? WWE will be fine without his involvement, as WrestleMania essentially sells itself. The excitement for Undertaker's outing would be severely diluted without the streak on the line. Besides, there are question marks hanging over Undertaker's health. He was recently pictured looking very old and frail and has a catalogue of serious and debilitating injuries. Could Undertaker pass the WWE physical, even if they wanted him to wrestle this year? The Undertaker has done it all in WWE. He has gone above and beyond for the company over the years and really deserves to sit back and enjoy the fruits of his labour. He's done enough. Will It Happen: It very well could happen. The WWE would love to have The Undertaker at WrestleMania but can he physically compete? 'Taker has set himself some very high standards in recent years with his matches against Shawn Michaels, Triple H and CM Punk and he won't want to give anything less than a great match, especially if it's one of his last matches ever, if not his last match. On the other hand, WrestleMania XXXII will take place in Texas, which could be a better and more fitting location for Undertaker's sendoff. If Undertaker calls it a day this year and retires at WrestleMania, expect him to be the main inductee in the Hall of Fame class of 2016. Nobody deserves it more.
