10 Steps In Re-Booking The Undertaker Vs. Brock Lesnar WrestleMania XXX Feud

Lesnar isn’t a talkative wrestler, so thankfully he has Paul Heyman to do his promo work for him. Of course, Heyman also considers himself a friend of Lesnar’s, making their relationship more than just the client-advocate one seen on TV.

As such, as a small sample of Undertaker’s wrath (and as revenge for Lesnar attacking Kane), Undertaker would appear shortly before WrestleMania and deliver a Tombstone Piledriver to Heyman. This would work especially well on the final RAW before WrestleMania, where Undertaker would finally get his revenge on Heyman, who’d have been bad-mouthing him for weeks and weeks. 

It would also send a signal to Lesnar himself, as he’d realize that his opponent isn’t the pushover he’d initially thought, and that he’d need to channel even more anger towards ‘Taker to get revenge for hurting his friend and advocate.

The Undertaker is one of the few wrestlers on the WWE roster who can get a crowd to their feet with one single move. So why not take advantage of that popularity by having him attack arguably the most irritating no-wrestling character on the entire roster?

That would've been a much more exciting sight, and would've made more sense from a storyline perspective, than Undetaker letting Heyman go after threatening him and his client. After all, the Undertaker's supposed to be remorseless, which is something that, sadly, he failed to show when he actually confronted Heyman.