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#6 Lesnar vs The Undertaker (2015)
Now the action is starting to get better. Brock Lesnar has feuded with many wrestlers over his time in WWE, none of his feuds is as storied or legendary as his multi-layered feud against The Undertaker. They first went at it in 2002, with the WWE Championship at stake.
Twelve years later, Lesnar beat The Undertaker to end his undefeated streak at WrestleMania. The following year, 'Taker was out for revenge and cost Lesnar the WWE World Heavyweight Championship at Battleground.
He turned somewhat heelish in a bold booking decision as he resorted to low blows to take out the Beast. This would be the first and only time the Deadman would be a heel since a very brief run in 2004 after he buried Paul Bearer in cement. Yes, you read that right.
Anyway, the Summerslam bout between the pair was miles better than their match at WrestleMania 30. This had great action and was filled with many cool spots. Lesnar attacked the Undertaker as he had just entered the ring and from then, it only got hotter. The best moment of the match was the one shown in the above image.
It came when both men were down on the mat. Brock Lesnar sat up and laughed at the Undertaker, only for Taker to sit up as well and bombard Lesnar with his own creepy laugh. The finish was screwy and the reason why this match may not have gone further up this list. Lesnar had the Undertaker locked in the Kimura when the timekeeper rang the bell despite no intimation to do so.
Taker was clearly shown tapping out but the referee restarted the match and he took full advantage, hitting a low blow and locking in the Hell's Gate. As Lesnar was fading away, he showed the middle finger to his immortal enemy. After the match ended, Lesnar was left standing in the ring while 'Taker collapsed in the backstage area.
Grade: B+
