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#1 The Undertaker
It wasn't going to be anyone else was it? For years, fans have been wondering when The Undertaker will retire. It seemed like the answer had finally come at WrestleMania 33, when Roman Reigns took on The Undertaker in a non-title match, becoming only the second person to beat him at WrestleMania.
And that seemed to be that. He took off his gloves, put his jacket and hat in the middle of the ring and went to kiss his wife Michelle McCool, breaking character on WWE TV for the first (and only) time.
WWE even seemed to assume that he retired, but what do you know? One year later at WrestleMania 34, he's back! And it's all for less than 3 minutes. He would go on to have a few more matches in 2018, continuing to prove that he's far past his prime.
From a personal standpoint, it's hard to watch because you don't want to see legends like The Phenom tarnish their legacy by staying on longer. Hopefully, the end of his career comes soon and it's a fitting one.
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