WWE 2015 rumors: Undertaker's one last ride?

The contract of the Undertaker, Mark William Calaway in real life, will be expiring soon but from the looks of it, the WWE legend should get a new contract for at least a year.

The Undertaker has been around for almost two decades and while we only see him in main events and shows leading to that, the fact remains that he is one WWE character that the fans still want to see.

His last match at Wrestlemania 31 against Bray Wyatt wasn't exactly among the phenomenal ones we have seen him in but the fact remains that when called upon, he will heed the call and take on any challenge.

At 50 years of age, there is no doubt that aside from the eerie entrance and impression that he gives, he can still showboat for the WWE Universe. With that said, it should not be surprising why the Dead Man is almost certain of re-signing with the WWE.

Besides, there is a dream match that many fans are awaiting that involves the Undertaker. This is with reference to that spreading rumor that the Undertaker will be facing off with Sting (Steve Borden) in Wrestlemania 32 next year. From the looks of it, that dream match could be the last hurrah for the Dead Man.

That all the more gives the WWE to offer the Undertaker a contract, even for just one more year. After that well, who knows. Could there be more interesting matches that would involve the Dead Man?

Rare as he may be on the WWE scene these days, the Undertaker is main event material. He still has his following and surely this is something Vince McMahon and the WWE are taking note of.

As far as looking beyond his match with Sting, is there anyone worthy to get into the ring with the Undertaker? For now the answer seems a bit blunt.

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