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Two blockbuster matches for WrestleMania 32 were announced on Raw Tuesday (Manila time) in Detroit.
The Undertaker will meet Shane McMahon with ownership implications on the line inside Hell in a Cell, while Brock Lesnar goes up against Dean Ambrose in a No Holds Barred Street Fight on April 3 in Dallas.
McMahon made a surprise appearance at the top of the show, interrupting her sister, Stephanie, as she received the Vincent J. McMahon Legacy of Excellence award ceremony.
With Shane baring his intentions to regain control in the company, World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) chairman Vince McMahon gave him a shot to do such, but he has to win against The Undertaker inside the monstrous cage first.
The Phenom is 22-1 at Wrestlemania, losing only to Lesnar two years back.
Meanwhile, with Lesnar and Ambrose losing the triple threat number one-contender’s match at Fastlane a day before, the former attacked the latter in the parking lot even before the show started. Ambrose was carted off in an ambulance following the ambush.
Later in the show, Lesnar’s advocate Paul Heyman explained that the act was an example to whoever stood on his client’s way on the road to WrestleMania.
But Ambrose remained defiant, driving the ambulance back to the arena, taking off his neck brace, and dragged his limping body back to the ring.
With Lesnar just shrugging him off and retreating to the stage, Ambrose issued the challenge to the Beast, saying, “I told you I’m indestructible, and you’re going to find that out the hard way. I want Brock Lesnar at WrestleMania, no holds barred street fight.”
Lesnar, then, went back to the ring and delivered an F5 to Ambrose on the arena floor as Heyman accepted the match on his client’s behalf.
WWE World Heavyweight Champion Triple H is already set to defend his title against Roman Reigns in the main event of “the show of shows.”