WrestleMania 28 Matches: Undertaker vs. Triple H Feud Will End in Controversy

While The Undertaker's WrestleMania streak has become one of the most hallowed gimmicks in WWE history, this year's Hell In a Cell match with the Dead Man challenging Triple H has to end in controversial fashion. 

Some may consider that to be blasphemy, since it would put an asterisk over the 20-0 streak that fans hold so near and dear to their hearts. 

However, there could be a groundswell of support building for some kind of match involving a combination of Undertaker, Triple H and Shawn Michaels next year. 

Even if Michaels doesn't return to wrestle—for the record, I don't see it happening—there is the illusion that he is going to partake in at least one more match. Fans have been conditioned to expect retired stars to come back, because that's just the nature of the business. 

Having Undertaker go over Triple H with Michaels counting the pinfall doesn't do anything to set up a potential match at WrestleMania 29.

That is not to say the finish should be so controversial that it seems like Undertaker actually lost the match, because that would be ridiculous. 

One idea floating around is that The Undertaker could give Triple H such a brutal beating that Michaels has no choice but to stop the match before anyone gets a pin or submission. 

In the scheme of things, that idea would work incredibly well. If WWE really wants to get Triple H and Michaels to do a WrestleMania match next year, this would be a perfect setup for it. 

Triple H can accuse Michaels of costing him the match, even though he did it because he was getting beaten within an inch of his life. Michaels can say he was trying to protect his friend.

Meanwhile, Undertaker can move on to something else next year, with his streak intact. 

Either way, there has to be some controversy surrounding this finish. If we just get a clean win for Undertaker, all of this build will be for naught. 

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