When we talked about the Streaks in WWE than everyone was thinking about one name Undertaker. For almost two decades, Undertaker doesn’t lose a single match. He walked into 20 Wrestlemanias and walked out with 20 wins and that kind of consistency does not happen in WWE ever.
WWE spent months building a storyline just for breaking the Undertaker’s streak in WrestleMania. Everyone knows the streak breaker of him. The beast Brock Lesnar. Before that happened, the streak gave us some of the best matches WWE has ever put on.
In this article, we mention the top 5 best matches of the Undertaker in WrestleMania.
The Undertaker vs Shawn Michaels: WrestleMania 25
One of the best matches in WWE history. If you are a wrestling fan, then you agree with my point. This is one of the best matches of Undertaker’s career. Shawn Michaels and Undertaker had history in the 90s. People think this is just a normal storyline but WWE proves them wrong in WrestleMania 25 both wrestlers are in the ring and bell rings, it turns into one of the most physical matches any man ever had and both guys were well into their decades at that point. Shawn Michaels missed the moonsault to the floor and Undertaker took the advantage and gave his finisher to him but he kicked of than then Undertaker gave another finisher; he kicked out that as well. The whole stadium gives a standing ovation. It finally ended when Undertaker caught him out of midair and dropped him with a tombstone. After watching this match, many people say that this is one of the best matches in WWE history. Also, they had their rematch in WrestleMania 26 as well.
The Undertaker vs Triple H: WrestleMania 28 (Hell in a Cell)
Triple H and Undertaker had already broken the house down at Wrestlemania 27. And after the year in the Hell in a Cell match with the guest referee Shawn Michaels, it was a very great move to raise the stakes of the match.
Michaels made sense in that role too he would lose to Undertaker back-to-back in WrestleMania, so he understood exactly what the streak meant even while he was Triple H’s best friend that time, he was not unfair in that game.
This time the Undertaker wants to fight with Triple H. he was not satisfied with how their first match ended and pushed for a rematch, even though Triple H initially turned him down. Michaels talked him into it.
With Jim Ross on commentary adding to the drama, the match delivered one of the best fights of Triple H’s career. Even Shawn Michaels hit his own finisher on Triple H mid match before Triple H hit pedigree to him. It took a few more big moves before Undertaker finally gave him his finisher, with that match too.
The Undertaker vs Edge: WrestleMania 24
In 2008 Edge was the best heel superstar in WWE and had the World Heavyweight Championship as well. Undertaker earned his shot by winning the Elimination Chamber match that year after eliminating Batista in the last moment. Edge spent weeks messing with Undertaker. He set up his fake funeral as well, in response to this Undertaker popping out of his own casket because that was just what he always did.
The match also told a great story. Edge had clearly studied Undertaker’s moveset and had counters ready for every move. He even nailed Undertaker with a camera shot and followed it with a spear for a big near-fall/ Interference from Edge’s buddies Hawkins and Ryder could not save him, though. Instead of going for the usual Tombstone, Undertaker locked in the Hell’s gate and Edge submitted, and Undertaker got the win.
The Undertaker vs CM Punk: WrestleMania 29
This match had one of the best promos in WWE all time. everyone knows CM Punk’s mic skills are damn good. When Punk left WWE under a cloud not long after, that is part of why this match does not get the same spotlight like other matches had. By 2013, Undertaker was working a much lighter schedule, only coming into WWE for big occasions. and on the other hand, Punk won a four-way fatal match over Randy Orton, Big Show and Sheamus to earn his spot at Wrestlemania. The story turned into a real-life twist when longtime Undertaker manager Paul Bearer passed away, and the storyline leaned into it hard. Punk crashed a tribute segment, attacked Kane with Bearer’s urn and later dressed up and dumped ashes on Undertaker to twist the storyline.
No man was at his physical peak by this point, but two performers with this much experience were never going to have a bad match. Paul Heyman got involved at ringside, and Punk came agonizingly close to pulling off the upset after clocking Undertaker with the urn. In the end, Undertaker hit the Tombstone for the win and though nobody knew it at the time, this turned out to be Punk’s final WrestleMania appearance.
The Undertaker vs Batista: WrestleMania 23
Before Dave Bautista became a popular name in Hollywood, he was one of WWE’s biggest stars following a huge feud with Triple H. It was the match he needed to cement his place at the top, and in 2007, Undertaker gave it to him.
Undertaker had just won the Royal Rumble that year, last eliminating Shawn Michaels and wanted to go after Batista’s World Heavyweight Championship. A pretty good-natured rivalry was soon to get very heated up, especially after Batista brutally spinebusted the Undertaker in a tag match at No Way Out.
The intensity of their WrestleMania match was just as high too. Batista kicked things off with a Spear at the bell and ran Undertaker through the announce table later. Undertaker survived it all and finished the show with a Tombstone, continuing his streak and going away with the title.
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