1. The Undertaker Puts Owens Over And Makes The Next Big Star
The common assumption is that The Undertaker will retire on a win in his home state. But what if he actually did the job in his last ever match? It would make the star of Owens even bigger. Just think about what Mick Foley did for Triple H in 2000; being able to say you retired someone is a career maker. Owens could brag about it for months on end, pushing his heel heat to a Championship level. It is a possibility that The Undertaker will consider. As an old school guy, he believes in putting over the next star on your way out of the business. Plus, there's no shame in losing your last match, Shawn Michaels proved that in 2010. The way Taker might see it, is as an honour, a privilege to be able to make the next star. WWE could book it as a passing of the torch, with Owens then starting a new undefeated streak at WrestleMania main events. In conclusion, there's a lot of things that make sense for Owens vs The Undertaker at WrestleMania 32. The absolute biggest reason is that it would be one hell of a match, a bankable classic that could steal the show.
