My hope for the Taker/Shane story going into Mania...
Taker comes out next week and calls out Vince McMahon. He says he won't be his puppet. Vince fires back and says he owns him. Shane comes out and says he respects Taker, but that this is personal for him, so he'll give Taker all he's got despite sympathizing with Taker's position of not wanting to be Vince's puppet. Vince plants a small seed of doubt and tries to stir the pot a bit between the two men.
The week after, Shane says he's been training. He starts feeling confident and says he is going to WIN at Mania. Taker comes out and they placate each other a bit but signs of genuine animosity start to show. Taker lets Shane know that he doesn't know what he's in for, and that the Hell in a Cell is a match that leaves scars that stay forever. Vince is shown in the back smiling. He comes out and plays them against each other even more while just hanging out on the ramp with a mic. He coaxes Undertaker into getting ready to chokeslam Shane. Undertaker fights the urge and lets go of Shane's neck and just points at him while leaving the ring. He walks by Vince and gives him a look as he walks to the back.
The following week, Shane calls out Vince. He says he knows what he's trying to do but it's not going to work. He'll give his all at Mania, but he's not going to let Vince get into his head to disrespect Taker. Taker comes out and says he's tired of this talk of respect. He says Shane needs to understand what the hell in a cell means. He says he let go of Shane's neck the week before because he didn't want to do what Vince wanted. But this time, "I'm doing this for ME and to teach you a lesson, BOY." He grabs Shane and choke slams him. Vince is stunned, then grins sadistically from the side of the chaos.
Shane goes in as a babyface, and Taker as a semi-face with selfish heel tendencies.
Maybe? I dunno. Bored at work and came up with this. Woooooo.