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Kane is out as the #1 contender for the World Heavyweight Championship, but still has to battle The Undertaker so he can get his revenge. Before Elimination Chamber, Kane recounts how he buried Undertaker, only to be shocked as Undertaker appears on stage.
Kane, the next week at the start of the show, claims he's not afraid of Undertaker and an ally of his has come to assist him once again and introduces Wade Barrett. Barrett then claims that he's happy to assist Kane, setting up a match between Undertaker and Barrett that night.
During the match, Ezekiel Jackson, Heath Slater, and Justin Gabriel come down to ringside. Knowing what's about to happen, the referee disqualifies Barrett as Jackson, Slater, and Gabriel get in the ring, but the lights go out and come back on. Jackson, Slater, Gabriel, and Barrett are out cold while STING STANDS IN THE MIDDLE OF THE RING! Sting doesn't say a word, ending the show.
Next week, Kane and Barrett face Sting and Undertaker. Barrett has had enough and walks out, allowing Sting to hit Kane with the Scorpion Death Drop and get the pin.
Finally, at Elimination Chamber, Undertaker beats Kane in a Last Ride Match, ending their feud.
Undertaker, on the next SmackDown, declares his next goal is to regain the World Heavyweight Championship, but the lights go out and come back on. Sting appears in the middle of the ring and explains he came to WWE because there's something he's been wanting to do before he calls it a career. He ends that statement by attacking Undertaker with his bat.
The next week on SmackDown, Vince McMahon comes out and demands Sting come out to confront him. He says that Sting can face Undertaker at WrestleMania if Sting can beat the best WWE has to offer. He invites Sting Monday night on RAW to face an opponent.
Monday on RAW, Sting makes his highly anticipated RAW debut against Sheamus. He ducks the Brogue Kick and locks Sheamus in the Scorpion Death Lock, making him tap out while Undertaker watches from the ramp, and the match is on.
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