Dave Meltzer do Wrestling Observer afirma que Undertaker vai conquistar pelo menos uma vitoria sobre Brock Lesnar antes de se reformar, seja ela no SummerSlam daqui a quatro semanas, ou na Wrestlemania 32 em 2016. Ele afirmou o seguinte:
"After a tremendous pull-apart brawl as the television angle, there is no clear-cut babyface and heel in the Undertaker vs. Lesnar program. Undertaker used a low blow, a heel move, to set up destroying Lesnar, but was largely cheered, including a “One more time” chant after he had already delivered two tombstone piledrivers.
At television, Paul Heyman was clearly a heel as Lesnar’s manager, but Lesnar didn’t back down, and was booked even and also with face reactions including the nature of how the television arrest was done. The finish is also a question.
Undertaker is scheduled to get his win back, but the question is whether it’ll be now, or if it’ll be saved for WrestleMania. But if Undertaker vs. Lesnar is the WrestleMania plan, having the match here first will greatly dilute its value since WWE has never been able to maintain the value of dream matches well after the first meeting, even though returns being bigger than the original were the hallmark of good wrestling companies historically."
O WWE Hall of Famer Jim Ross também escreveu no seu site oficial que o combate entre Lesnar e Undertaker deve acontecer no SummerSlam e na WrestleMania, embora ele preveja que Undertaker deve perder no SummerSlam, para obter depois a gloriosa vitória na Wrestlemania 32, e deste modo, ser introduzido no WWE Hall of Fame.
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