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#9 Ric Flair: WrestleMania 18
The Undertaker and Ric Flair are two of the biggest names in professional wrestling history, and because of that, it may come as a surprise that their Mania match from 2002 doesn’t get all too much attention. The showdown was built off of an intriguing story with Taker playing the heel role as The Biker, meanwhile, Flair was busy defending the honour of his son as the babyface.
It wasn't exactly a technical masterpiece but it was a lot of fun, with the interference of Arn Anderson being a particular highlight. Perhaps under different circumstances, this could’ve even been a Mania main event back in the day, but as it is, it’s just a nice anecdote which more wrestling fans around the world should go back and watch.
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