WWE's historic Super Show-Down in Australia is shaping up to be an absolute monster of a card.
The 'E are going down-under for a pay-per-view for the first time, and have stacked the card in-order to try and fill out the 100,000 seater Melbourne Cricket Ground.
That possibility seems unlikely, with the company apparently saying the event is set-up for a 70,000 attendance, but all tickets haven't been sold yet.
Fresh off his return to the ring in Shanghai, John Cena will team with Bobby Lashley to face Kevin Owens and Elias, Ronda Rousey will team with the Bella Twins to take on the Riott Squad, and The Shield will square-off against the fresh faction of Braun Strowman, Dolph Ziggler and Drew McIntyre.
But the most intriguing match-up on the card seems to be Triple H versus the Undertaker.
It's a bout fans have seen quite a lot over the last 18 years, ever since the days of the Attitude Era, but the powers-that-be decided the product needed some veteran jazz to spice the show up.
The 'Game' appeared on Raw the night after SummerSlam to hype the clash up, but seemingly it won't just be a regular one-on-one match.
According to Brian Alvarez of the Wrestling Observer, per Ringside News, Australian adverts for their huge show are running with Shawn Michaels being the special guest referee for the 'last ever' bout between the two icons.
It would be a carbon-copy of the Hell in a Cell match they had at Wrestlemania 28 in Miami, a bout where the 'Heartbreak Kid' hit a Sweet Chin Music on the 'Deadman' to try and help HHH break the streak, but it didn't work.
With the showdown between Taker and Michaels on the latest edition of Monday Night Raw, one could assume that potential HBK interference this time round could work in favour of Triple H, and may lead into a third-and-final Wrestlemania showdown.
Of course, Michaels retired following the 'Mania 26 classic and despite lucrative offers since to come out of retirement, he's chosen not to do so.
But the face-off on Raw only hinted at the two going to war one more time, and left the fans wanting nothing else but that.