ORLANDO, Fla. — AJ Styles wanted the old Undertaker back, and the old Undertaker answered. Two weeks after confronting The Phenomenal One in stripped-down fashion, The Last Outlaw opened Raw by delivering an ominous statement to Styles in advance of their Boneyard Match at WrestleMania.

Calling AJ Styles by his given name “Allen Jones” — “since we’re being real now” — The Deadman acknowledged that he definitely has more matches behind him than in front of him, but he promised “the ultimate price” for disrespecting his wife Michelle McCool. (Pointedly, The Deadman theorized that Styles roped her into the conversion because McCool’s Faith Breaker is a superior version of the Styles Clash.)

Snickering at Styles’ desire to face him in a boneyard, The Deadman invited Styles to bring Luke Gallows & Karl Anderson with him to WrestleMania, so they could feel the wrath of the “unholy trinity.” Undertaker concluded by revealing a tombstone with The Phenomenal One’s name on it, as clear a sign as any that he has already picked a place for AJ Styles to rest. The peace, of course, is not guaranteed.