If the Undertaker is bowing out tonight, is he really the type of guy who wants a big fuss? Is it really in fitting with his character to have all the emotional out-pourings cast over his presence? The answer is no. Mark Calaway is a humble and modest man, who has rarely courted attention or needed the approval of others. He's content in his own knowledge that he has done everything he wanted to do in wrestling and left a legacy which will forever be unmatched. The reality could be that tonight's angle is a subdued exit for The Deadman. It could be something in the way of symbolism as opposed to an explicit speech. Maybe the lights go out and the druids come out to Undertaker's music with a coffin. Placing it in the ring, Undertaker emerges from out of it. As the lights come on and the music stops, he soaks up the cheers. He then sets the coffin on fire and leaves the ring by exiting through the crowd. As he walks through the crowd, taking pats on the backs and high fives, he is getting the appreciation from the people who mattered most, the fans. The symbolism is clear, the Undertaker character is left behind, the legend is exiting into the people, departing in a way to show his wrestling days are over.
