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WWE Survivor Series 2015: Could Brothers of Destruction Reunite?

By Jordan Campbell

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The ending to the WWE Hell in a Cell pay-per view on Sunday night left the possibility open that the Brothers of Destruction may reunite one last time on WWE programming. 

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The ending to WWE Hell in a Cell was bit bizarre.

After The Undertaker had just been through a brutal match with Brock Lesnar, The Phenom was left struggling to stand in the middle of the ring on his own two feet. As soon as The Undertaker garnered enough strength to stand on his own two feet, The Wyatt Family made their way down to the ring. The Undertaker tried to defend off the 4-on-1 attack but he eventually fell victim to the number’s game. The show ended with The Wyatt Family carrying The Undertaker towards the backstage area.

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While nothing has been announced yet for the Survival Series pay-per view on Nov. 22, it would seem likely that The Undertaker will wrestle at the event. The promos that aired for the event during last night’s Hell in a Cell pay-per view noted that WWE would be celebrating 25 years of The Undertaker at Survivor Series this year. Because of that, it would seem likely that The Undertaker will work the show.

After the ending to Hell in a Cell last night, it also would seem likely that The Undertaker will face The Wyatt Family in a traditional Survivor Series, elimination tag match. If that is the case, The Undertaker will need to find three more opponents.

Logic would suggest that Dean Ambrose and Roman Reigns will be two of The Undertaker’s three tag-team partners. Ambrose and Reigns, in some capacity, have been involved in a feud with Bray Wyatt, and or, The Wyatt Family for much of this past year. Reigns defeated Wyatt on Sunday in a Hell in a Cell match. Unless Reigns is the new challenger for Seth Rollins’ WWE World Heavyweight Championship, it would seem likely that he and Ambrose will team with The Undertaker at Survivor Series.

That would leave The Undertaker looking for one more partner in his potential match with The Wyatt Family at Survivor Series.

That partner should undoubtedly be Kane. With his loss to Seth Rollins on Sunday night, Kane likely ended his feud with the WWE World Heavyweight Champion. Meaning, Kane would be open to partner with Ambrose, Reigns, and The Undertaker at Survivor Series. And, if Survivor Series is to serve as 25-year celebration of The Deadman, what better way to celebrate than to have The Brothers of Destruction reunite.

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