The guess is on as far as whom The Undertaker could possibly face at WrestleMania 32, although there are some who are hoping that John Cena will pull off another stunner by coming back early from injury.

Everyone knows that Cena recently underwent surgery for his shoulder which will keep him out for six months. While the former World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) champion has proven he is a fast healer, it may not be applicable this time as his age becomes a factor.

In the event he returns, it means he would be cutting the recovery time in half (three months). Would that hold wise odds? Somehow, it doesn't look feasible and could end up bad for Cena and the company.

With that said, the Dead Man is still without a dance partner. Braun Strowman, the Black Sheep of the Wyatt Family, was reportedly hinted as an option, but it doesn't seem like a match fans would want to see.

It is an obvious mismatch with a young and yet to be established star taking on a 51-year-old The Undertaker who could be retiring soon. In fact, original plans were to have The Undertaker retire at WrestleMania 32 but with a more popular WWE star on the other end.

Not to discredit Strowman; he is a bit raw for now. He does have the power, but his fan base has yet to grow (assuming he does have one right now).

Also, The Undertaker did this one already. The Dead Man feuded with the Wyatts the last time out and everyone knows how he and Kane decimated the Wyatts at the last WWE Survivor Series.

The fact that a lot of WWE stars are on the injured list isn't helping, although there are names like Kevin Owens or even the Big Show to consider. Whoever it may be from the current healthy roster, it doesn't seem likely that this will be The Undertaker's last ride in the WWE.