2. Owens Can Put Taker Over At The Same Time As Getting Himself Over
One of the biggest reasons for Kevin Owens to be The Undertaker's next opponent is the fact that he gets his opponent over as well as getting himself over. That's a rare talent in an industry where a big loss is usually damaging. But just look at when he lost to John Cena at Money In The Bank, he came out of it with just as much credit as Cena had. He's a bit like CM Punk in that respect, with the ability to elevate himself and his opponent. That's why it makes sense for WrestleMania, with The Undertaker going over but his opponent also getting a rub of status. It would be a fitting end to The Undertaker character to retire with a win in his home state, but the long term winner would be Owens, with the fame of the match making him in the same way loss made Steve Austin at WrestleMania 13. Although, there's always the other option for WWE...