Shane McMahon tells ESPN WrestleMania 32 is a gift for his sons, doesn't know what his WWE future holds

Up next on SportsCenter's WrestleMania week, which will culminate in a day of live segments from AT&T Stadium this Sunday, April 3, before, during and after the big show... Shane McMahon.

In an interview filmed Monday night backstage in Brooklyn, Jonathan Coachman spoke with the man who just returned to his family's company, and will step inside Hell in a Cell with Undertaker with the Dead Man's Mania legacy and control of Raw on the line.

Almost all of their conversation is outside of kayfabe, as Shane confesses to being sore from the Leap of Faith he delivered to Taker earlier in the night. That leads to talk of how his style evolved and what he plans on doing Sunday.

McMahon also says his "main reason" for coming back is so his three sons can see him "like a real life superhero", something Shane says he'll never be able to top. "There's no bigger gift that I could possibly ever give them than that experience."

Coach covers some familiar ground for all of us who've been following WWE since Shane O'Mac's return in Detroit: the emotional impact of the crowd response and his training for the Mania match. The prodigal son appears to answer the question about what happens after Sunday honestly when he says, "I don't know," before slipping into character and discussing his plans to take over Raw on Monday night after he beats Taker:

The final SportsCenter interview scheduled before the Show of Shows should be a fascinating one, as Coachman is supposed to talk to the Phenom himself.