Will this be Kane's last feud?

[Aguakate]

...While a Hell in a Cell match would be a fitting end to this rivalry, and to the character Kane, it's questionable what kind of a match these two could have against each other in a HIC, since they're both big men and won't go on top of the cage and stuff...they'd just brawl inside the cage.

A Buried Alive match probably would be better for them.

Originally Posted by Aguakate ...While a Hell in a Cell match would be a fitting end to this rivalry, and to the character Kane, it's questionable what kind of a match these two could have against each other in a HIC, since they're both big men and won't go on top of the cage and stuff...they'd just brawl inside the cage. A Buried Alive match probably would be better for them.

Dude noone goes on top of the cage anymore the Cell is too big. I wouldn't mind if they tore it up. Seeing no blood is allowed have them start tearing the ring apart and stuff. Write to were its like an epic Clash of the Titans comic book battle. Alls I have to say is just go fucking all out with this.

[DAMN iNATOR]

Originally Posted by Aguakate ...While a Hell in a Cell match would be a fitting end to this rivalry, and to the character Kane, it's questionable what kind of a match these two could have against each other in a HIC, since they're both big men and won't go on top of the cage and stuff...they'd just brawl inside the cage. A Buried Alive match probably would be better for them.

Kane and Undertaker would both have to be title-free and neither one of them could be competing for the World Heavyweight Championship though, or else they won't fight each other and it wouldn't be Buried Alive as to who they defended against it'd be HIAC. Pretty straightforward. However, given all the recent events before and leading up to SummerSlam, I think it would make the most sense if they booked Kane (©) v. Undertaker for the World Heavyweight Championship in a (wait for it...) Casket Match. Perhaps make it a triple-threat involving Rey since they both seem to have issues with him, albeit Kane way more than Undertaker.