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It's the theme that has had the whole WWE Universe estimating following the night of April 6, 2014; will The Undertaker come back to a WWE ring?

The way that Taker lost to Brock Lesnar at WWE's centerpiece occasion a year ago recommends the response to that question is a no. It's an old school "custom" that sees a resigning wrestler lose his last match, regardless of who the rival is or the occasion. All the greats have succumbed to this and The Deadman even sent Shawn Michaels into retirement at Wrestlemania XXVI.

Then again, this is WWE. Everything that happens in the middle of those ropes is slander to shock you. We've seen the majority of our jaws at the same time hit the floor on an excess of events to totally discount one more match for The Conscience of the WWE.

It appears the whole WWE Universe needs to see Taker at long last venture into the squared circle with Sting at Wrestlemania XXXI, however talk of that match has been at the very least. Rather, bits of gossip have surfaced that Taker was to be approached with the possibility of tackling Bray Wyatt at Levi's Stadium.

Nobody knows whether this is genuine and on the off chance that he would really say yes to the proposal. It perhaps that his physical molding is be bad to the point that he essentially can't, which would render this article totally futile.

On the off chance that he is to return at 'Madness you would think an appearance at any rate at the Royal Rumble is an absolute necessity, here are 10 reasons why this return could plausibly happen.