A handful of WWE superstars are headed to Saudi Arabia this week for another "Super ShowDown" event, including The Undertaker, despite the fact that he is not scheduled for a match. According to multiple reports (Wrestling Observer’s Dave Meltzer and Post Wrestling’s John Pollock), it is believed that The Deadman will make an appearance during the show, though it remains to be seen in what capacity.
News of Undertaker travelling to Riyadh comes just days after reports of his return for the March 9th edition of Monday Night Raw in order to set up his Wrestlemania 36 feud with AJ Styles. Both men will be at the Mohammed Abdu Arena this week, so it's certainly possible that they start the build sooner than originally expected.
The Undertaker's most recent match came at the Extreme Rules PPV in July of 2019, where he partnered up with one of his former Wrestlemania opponents, Roman Reigns, to defeat Shane McMahon and Drew McIntyre in a tag team match. He also made a brief appearance on the September 10th edition of SmackDown and wound up choke slamming Sami Zayn to hell for interrupting his in-ring promo.
In addition to his rumored Wrestlemania 36 match with AJ Styles, reports suggest that the 54-year old legend will also be featured as part of the Survivor Series PPV, an event which will mark the 30th anniversary of his debut with the company.
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The Undertaker’s Rumored WWE Return Date Revealed
The Undertaker will reportedly return to Monday Night Raw in March to set the stage for his Wrestlemania 36 feud.
WWE legend The Undertaker will reportedly return to WWE television in early March to lay the foundation for his rumored Wrestlemania 36 feud against AJ Styles. According to WrestleNews, Undertaker specifically requested to work with Styles because he views him as the modern-day Shawn Michaels, a man that Taker had several legendary matches with.
Pro Sports Extra's Brad Shepard reports that the The Phenom vs Phenomenal One feud will kick off on the March 9th edition of Monday Night Raw, the night after WWE's Elimination Chamber PPV.
The Undertaker's most recent match came at the Extreme Rules PPV in July of 2019, where he partnered up with one of his former Wrestlemania opponents, Roman Reigns, to defeat Shane McMahon and Drew McIntyre in a tag team match. He also made a brief appearance on the September 10th edition of SmackDown and wound up choke slamming Sami Zayn to hell for interrupting his in-ring promo.
In addition to his Wrestlemania 36 match with Styles, rumors are swirling that the 54-year old legend will also be featured as part of the Survivor Series PPV, an event which will mark the 30th anniversary of his debut with the company. For now though, wrestling fans should mark their calendars for March 9th to see how The Deadman sets up his clash with Styles.