10 Things The Undertaker Must Do Before He Retires

9. Compete In One Last Buried Alive Match

Almost two decades removed from the first ever appearance of the steel structure, it was incredible to see The Undertaker step inside Hell in a Cell at October's PPV of the same name. He and Brock Lesnar contested an excellent matchup where 'Taker proved that, even in defeat, Hell in a Cell was very much still his match. After seeing him go to hell and back and come out in one piece, it opened the doors for Undertaker to compete in other signature stipulations of his, including the Buried Alive match. The Undertaker has become synonymous with many different gimmick matches over the years, but what makes this match different from the Casket or Inferno matches, however, is that he still has unfinished business with this brutal stipulation bout. 'Taker was involved in all five of the Buried Alive matches that have been held since 1996, yet he has won only two. His latest losses to Vince McMahon and Kane (in 2003 and 2010, respectively) were embarrassing blemishes on the record and he should look to avenge both shortcomings with one final Buried Alive match. In fact, Kane has buried his brother twice before, so it would only be fitting if The Deadman got one back on him and sent him down beneath the dirt.