2. Keep Him Off The Card
This may seem unlikely, but it's certainly possible. While the WWE may have touted Survivor Series as a celebration of The Undertaker's career, there was no confirmation that he'll actually be showing up in any form. We could just be in store for a night of video packages celebrating his best moments, and given how Hell in a Cell ended, you have to believe that there's at least a slim chance this will be the case. Having him not show up really sells Bray as a force to be reckoned with, especially if Kane also takes some time off. Both men will no doubt return for revenge somewhere down the line (a Brothers of Destruction reunion at WrestleMania is one possibility, though it could happen sooner at an event like the Royal Rumble), but a promo from Bray at the event might actually be much better in the long run. The Undertaker's upcoming appearance at that Manchester based SmacDown could be used as an argument about this one being unlikely, but there's absolutely nothing to say that he won't end up working a dark match there. Alternatively, it's worth remembering that The Undertaker was written off TV during a UK SmackDown taping in 2013 when he was taken out by The Shield, so the same could happen again next month.