WWE Raw News and Rumors: Shane McMahon Slams The Undertaker In The Ring In Monday's Fight
Shane McMahon upped the excitement that reverberated through Monday Night's RAW in a highly anticipated match with one of WWE's living legends- The Undertaker- ahead of his match with 'The Deadman' at Wrestlemania 32.
MacMahon seemed too eager for an all-out brawl with 'The Authority' (among Undertaker's various nicknames). As Undertaker readied to put Shane-O-Mac for his 'Last Ride', McMahon managed to turn the tide of the battle by drilling the Deadman in the head with a TV monitor, laying him out on a table, and jumping off the rope to crush his opponent with an elbow drop proving his Randy Savage once and for all before a highly frenzied audience as reported by Sporting News.
The match was considered a sneak preview of what we can expect in his WrestleMania 32 'Hell in the Cell Match' with Undertakers- considered as one of the most physically grueling match in the WWE. If MacMahon could deliver similar or more brutal blows he did than last Monday's, then he might just survive the match.
As reported by Hollywood Life, Shane is determined to win his upcoming fight with the Deadman on April 3. If he manages to win over The Authority, then Monday Night Raw is his for the taking. But with Undertaker gunning for a vengeful payback time, McMahon is no position to stay complacent. Should he succeed, then it'll be the Undertaker's last WrestleMania event ever.
As McMahon's victorious high-flying stunt caught the social media by storm, it provided the much needed boost to WrestleMania as it struggled with the absence of wrestling greats like John Cena, Seth Rollins, Randy Orton, and Sting due to a series of injuries and reported surgeries.
Meanwhile, Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson is reportedly rumored to appear at WrestleMania. His actual role, however, is being widely discussed. As reported by the Inquistr, he might end up serving as the show's master of ceremonies and officially open the event. A ring match is unlikely to happen such as a face-off with Brock Lesnar given his numerous Hollywood commitments.
