Undertaker to Reunite with Kane on WWE Tour of Mexico

For the first time in more than two years, the Brothers of Destruction will reunite as the Undertaker and Kane will team up during WWE's tour of Mexico from Oct. 16-18.  

According to Raj Giri of WrestlingInc.com, WWE announced that the Phenom and the Big Red Monster will join forces against Luke Harper and Braun Strowman of the Wyatt Family as the sports entertainment giant makes stops in Merida, Mexico City and Monterrey.

Here is a look at the promo WWE produced advertising The Deadman's upcoming appearances:

The Undertaker and Kane have been linked since the latter character debuted in 1997 as they are storyline brothers. They have been both friends and foes over the years, and they enjoyed a great deal of success together as three-time tag team champions.

They last teamed together along with Daniel Bryan against the Shield in 2013, but their last two-on-two match as partners came back in 2009 against Chris Jericho and the Big Show.

The Undertaker is set to appear in the main event at the Hell in a Cell pay-per-view Oct. 25 in Dallas against Brock Lesnar, so his matches in Mexico will serve as a warm-up.

Kane also recently returned to WWE programming, and while it has yet to be announced, it seems likely he will take on Seth Rollins for the WWE World Heavyweight Championship at Hell in a Cell.

While only those in attendance will get to see the Brothers of Destruction in action on the Mexican tour, that will undoubtedly be a huge draw since it is such a rare and unique treat at this point in their respective careers.

The fact they're facing Harper and Strowman creates some intrigue as well since the eerie characters of Bray Wyatt's followers should mesh well with Taker and Kane.

Since both the Undertaker and Kane have a history with Wyatt, it isn't totally out of the question that the rivalry with the Wyatt Family could make its way onto WWE programming at some point, provided the matches are successful in Mexico.

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