7 Men The Undertaker Should Have Faced At WrestleMania 31

4. Dean Ambrose

One prevailing argument about ending The Undertaker€™s Streak has always been that the honor should have been given to an up-and-coming heel. After all, if WWE was going to reward someone with that victory, it makes sense to give it to a wrestler who should be around for years to come, and will probably spend most of their career as a villain. Dean Ambrose fits both of those traits. At 28-year-old, Ambrose has years left in the business. He€™s already shown that he€™s one of the most promising heels to come along in years. He has a distinct and natural promo style, and is great at taking bumps. Once The Shield breaks up, Ambrose could be used to antagonize Undertaker while picking up some big victories along the way. The promos could have been phenomenal. He could have taken credit for putting him out of action once, and then swear to put him away for good. Ambrose also would have been a solid choice for a match with Taker because he doesn€™t rely on power moves like Brock Lesnar to fight. He€™d have been far gentler on his body, and probably not left him feeling like he€™d been hit by a truck. The two could have still put on an entertaining brawl with Ambrose selling for him like crazy. Now, Ambrose should surely be getting some singles matches at WrestleMania in the next few years, but he won€™t ever get the rub of working a big program with Undertaker.