It's only a matter of time before The Undertaker finally shows up and it seems all that starts this coming Monday at WWE Raw. 

The Dead Man will be facing Shane McMahon at Wrestlemania 32 after the surprise occurrences last Monday night. He was the chosen opponent for Vince McMahon's prodigal son in a match that puts the control of WWE Raw at stake. The match booked will be a "Hell in a Cell" match, which could technically offset the obvious mismatch, with The Undertaker having the advantage over Shane-O-Mac. 

The booked card for Wrestlemania 32 is not exactly something that goes along the lines of the Dead Man's previous matches. Seeing, however, that most of the worthy stars who could tangle with the Taker are limited, the upcoming match is expected to be more of an entertaining one than the usual physical encounters the WWE legend has had.

It will be interesting, though, how Shane will get through this one. His shocking return has been tipped as a face character although he has done it before. 

But the real question now is when Shane-O-Mac will reveal his true colors. Fans know it is part of an act and, at some point, the real intentions will suffice.

For now, it would be best to see what comes out of Wrestlemania 32 even though the odds of seeing Shane win over the Taker are not that good. The Undertaker only has one loss to show (courtesy of Brock Lesnar at Wrestlemania 30) so it may be uncanny to see Shane win this one single-handedly. 

If Shane wins, it will be through the help of some outside forces. Being a no disqualification match, that could happen. But would it be wise to tarnish The Undertaker's legacy with such?

These two scenarios are what many are contemplating. It accounts for a good storyline but The Undertaker may end up being the scapegoat.