The Undertaker has appeared in various personalities through the years. Aside from being known as the supernatural and dark-side character, there was a time when he used a biker persona who would ride a big bike for his ring entrance whenever he had matches at the World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE).

That has long been gone since, something that happened in the days when factions were a fad. To help your recall, check out the video below.

However, thanks to some new merchandise that the WWE is selling and the ugly brawl that happened on that RAW episode after WWE Battleground, it looks like the Biker dude could be a possibility again.

The Brock Lesnar vs. Undertaker billing seems to be the one WWE fans are more interested in nowadays and surely it will be the most exciting matchup come WWE SummerSlam.

To recall, the Undertaker made a surprise appearance at WWE Battleground when Lesnar was taking on Seth Rollins. That, of course, cost Lesnar a chance to reclaim his title, practically dominating the brash-talking champion.

Apparently, the re-appearance of the Undertaker came about after Paul Heyman and Lesnar's brag about breaking the Dead Man's streak. Although it has been over a year now since that happened, it seems that the Undertaker wants a piece of Lesnar for his continuous rants.

This somehow diverts the attention from the WWE title, although Seth Rollins could very well be facing John Cena instead. But of the two, the WWE Universe seems to be more glued on what comes out of the grueling match between the Undertaker and Lesnar.

There is no word as well on how long this rekindled feud will carry on; but judging by the frequency of appearances that the Undertaker has been having on the WWE, it could just be a short one.

Seeing the Undertaker ride again on those expensive bikes could be something to watch, but hopefully Lesnar doesn't end up tearing one apart in the same way he did with that car that Rollins supposedly gave J&J Security. Remember that $55,000 Cadillac the Beast obliterated with an ax in the first week of July? Take a gander of that segment below.