WrestleMania 32 rumors: Kevin Owens angling for a piece of The Undertaker

Kevin Owens has been known to shoot his mouth off, but such has been something that has worked well for the World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE).

Make no mistake about it, Owens brings to mind the likes of Bam Bam Bigelow and his promotion to the WWE main roster was perhaps made because of that. Of the two, however, the brash talking Canadian has gotten the admiration of the WWE universe, although his direction in the WWE right now seems to be as crooked as they come.

Just the same, he comes out and draws a crowd. Boos are like cheers for Owens, proof that he is on the right track.

Right now, he is in a highly charged feud with Dean Ambrose for the intercontinental title, but chances are all these will be diverted soon. He has been rumored to be feuding with Brock Lesnar and all that could happen if he sticks his nose on the Beast's business come the WWE Royal Rumble.

Looking ahead though, Owens has one wish — face The Undertaker at WrestleMania 32 per 411mania.com.

With most stars out due to injury, it could happen. But it would all depend on how the WWE creative team scripts it. Seeing how cocky Owens has been, it is easy to depict what kind of storyline could ensue.

Owens could end up calling out The Undertaker and showing his lack of respect for what the Dead Man has done through the years in the WWE scene.

And as others who have done the same, that should summon out the Dead Man and viola, another main event possibly happening.

But one question comes into mind. If such would be the case, it doesn't seem to align with all the talk about The Undertaker's retirement, something that would have been great if it were John Cena facing and sending off the WWE legend.

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