The 34 best WrestleMania matches ever

#6: The Undertaker vs. Triple H (WrestleMania 28)

The "End of an Era" match came at the end of a four year long cycle between The Undertaker, Shawn Michaels, and Triple H. Michaels couldn't end the streak. Triple H wanted to be the one to do it, both to avenge his friend and prove that he, and he alone, was "The Last Outlaw."

Triple H came close but failed to do it the previous year. Undertaker looked much worse in that match though, and he now suddenly had something to prove. The addition of Shawn Michaels as the guest referee only made the atmosphere that much more tense. Could he remain impartial?

Undertaker slowly and methodically dominated the first third of the match, until Triple H started his comeback by escaping the Hell's Gate. That's when the brutality was turned up a notch. After an all-out assault with a steel chair, Shawn Michaels asked Undertaker if he wanted to quit. He received an emphatic refusal. Triple H demanded that Michaels "end it or I will."

Shawn Michaels' confusion as to what to do was a huge element of intrigue in this match. Would he call for the bell or not? At one point, he took away a sledgehammer from Triple H. At another, Undertaker put him in the Hell's Gage.

This was a huge mistake since, in a repeat of the year before, Triple H would soon pass out in the move as well, but no one was there to see it.

Michaels would eventually hit Undertaker with Sweet Chin Music, which Triple H followed with a Pedigree, but that wasn't enough to end the fight, either.

After a long string of brutal beatings and false finishes from both competitors, Triple H eventually knew he was beaten, gave Undertaker the DX crotch chop, and received a Tombstone in thanks. The streak went to 20-0, and the exit of all three men together as brothers in arms became an instant icon.