Okay, so we saw Kane come back and take on the tog dog John Cena. He had probably his last main event level feud, and pretty much crammed and personified his career into one feud - He was the devils favourite demon, who terrorised and made people's life a living hell. He took the best of career and did the best that he could to put it into one last feud with Cena. When the feud began Kane had just returned. Now Kane has been taken out again and it seems like John Cena has 'overcome the hate' once and for all. All of the major stars are already in matches for WM28, so if Kane came back he'd have to rush into a feud with a lesser known star, which wouldn't make sense unless it was Zack Ryder (Although there's no point in continuing that story) because why would Kane go from the top face to someone not nearly at that level? We've seen that it took the top face, John Cena, at his best to bring down Kane. Any other feud with a pg era star just wouldn't be believable.
Kane could come back after Mania', but to feud with who? He's already had John Cena, who could he take on? Going from Cena to Punk or Orton maybe, but I just don't see that happening because he would doesn't need to fight them - Do Orton and Punk need to embrace the hate too? There's the possibility of HHH and Undertaker, but I'm guessing that HIAC will be their last match.
What is there for Kane to come back for? IMO he's gotten the send off he needed. The match wasn't the best, but the finish and the ending pretty much told the story of how the evil power of the hate of Kane was finally defeated. Much like how Taker' and HHH's in-ring careers will most likely end in the cell at WM28 in a match that defined their careers, I think that it's fitting that we saw the last of Kane being taken away in an ambulance match. If Kane couldn't have an inferno match (No way that will happen again) or a match with Undertaker, then I see it being fit that Kane finally loses in a match that contributed to defining his career against the companies top guy. Kane is in his mid-40's now, he has nothing left to be there for except to put younger guys over, which he has spent the last 10 years doing - plus with his new 'indestructible' monster persona, it would be impossible to realistically put over alot of guys nowadays, unless, as I said, he continued to put over top guys which would be pointless. If he retired now, I think I would be happy looking back at his career and saying that he's reached the ultimate honour of becoming perhaps the greatest monster in the history of pro-wrestling. Not everyone needs a Wrestlemania send off, and I wouldn't be surprised if this was it for Kane.
Is this the last we will see of Kane? Your thoughts?