The Undertaker Streak

The Undertaker is a former American professional wrestler. Generally viewed as one of the best proficient grapplers ever, he is best known for his 30-year tenure with the WWF/E and is most popular for his widely praised "Deadman" Undertaker contrivance. The Undertaker was inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame in 2022.

The Undertaker's Wrestlemania streak will constantly be recalled. The Undertaker had 21 straight triumphs at Wrestlemania and 25 triumphs generally. Some grapplers could scarcely try and show up at the occasion, 'The Deadman' has 25 successes at the grandest stage of them all. His legendary Streak became the defining achievement of his career, cementing his legacy as one of the greatest of all time.

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List of The Undertaker Matches at WrestleMania

Here’s a rundown of The Undertaker’s legendary WrestleMania Streak matches:

The Undertaker Matches at WrestleMania

WrestleMania 7 - The Undertaker vs Jimmy "Superfly" Snuka (1-0)

The Undertaker made his WrestleMania debut at WrestleMania VII against Jimmy Snuka. Even though The Undertaker has crushed a wrestling legend in under five minutes, this match wasn't seen as anything extraordinary at that point.

WrestleMania 8 - The Undertaker vs Jake "The Snake" Roberts (2-0)

This was one of the most noteworthy matches from The Undertaker's WrestleMania series of wins. It was additionally one of the greatest feuds of The Undertaker's profession. He eventually overwhelmed the Snake for practically the entire season of the match. He even endured the effect of Roberts' renowned DDT in the wake of being hit by the move twice. The Undertaker dominated the game after playing out his unique Tombstone Piledriver on Roberts to the substantial floor.

WrestleMania 9 - The Undertaker vs Giant Gonzales (3-0)

This was the main WrestleMania match in The Undertaker's profession that he won by disqualification. Monster Gonzales choked out The Undertaker with material-absorbed chloroform. Following several minutes, The Undertaker raged once more into the ring and went after Gonzales. The Phenom hit him with three clotheslines, the last brought the monster down from his feet. This was additionally one of his fastest matches in the streak.

WrestleMania 11 - The Undertaker vs King Kong Bundy (4-0)

At the 1995 Royal Rumble, The Million Dollar Corporation, including King Kong Bundy, took The Undertaker's mark "Urn" after his coordination with Irwin R. Schyster. The Undertaker searched for vengeance at WrestleMania and crushed King Kong Bundy in the wake of conveying a flying clothesline.

WrestleMania 12 - The Undertaker vs Diesel (5-0)

It was likewise one of the paramount matches of The Undertaker's WrestleMania streak, where two major men battled each other into an impasse, exchanging big boots, clotheslines, and finishers with one another. The Undertaker endured Diesel's completing move Jackknife Powerbomb in the wake of being hit twice. After a chokeslam, The Undertaker completed it with a Tombstone Piledriver, and the battle between two of the greatest men in the WWE was finished.

WrestleMania 13 - The Undertaker vs Sycho Sid (6-0)

This was The Undertaker’s first of three WrestleMania title matches. From the opening bell, he and Sycho Sid went straight for their finishers, but neither could put the other away. The two powerhouses battled in a hard-hitting contest, with momentum shifting multiple times. After two key distractions from Bret Hart, The Undertaker capitalized by delivering a Tombstone Piledriver to secure the victory. With the win, he not only captured his second WWE Championship in six years but also extended his WrestleMania streak to 6-0.

WrestleMania 14 - The Undertaker vs Kane (7-0)

During this match, The Phenom was nearly overwhelmed by Kane because he was still reluctant to fight his brother (as per the storyline). However, after delivering three Tombstone Piledrivers, The Undertaker won the match, even though the rivalry between them was far from over

WrestleMania 15 - The Undertaker vs Big Boss Man (8-0)

This was the first of two Hell in a Cell match in which The Undertaker competed at WrestleMania. It was also the first-ever Hell in a Cell match at WrestleMania. Although bloodied by a stick that The Big Boss Man had used on him, The Undertaker dominated the entire match and secured victory after delivering a Tombstone Piledriver.

WrestleMania 17 - The Undertaker vs Triple H (9-0)

The Undertaker and Triple H battled one another so seriously that after the match referee was taken out, the battle went the whole way through the crowd. It permitted The Undertaker to play out a chokeslam on Triple H on an ocean of WWE fans. As they got once more into the ring, they exchanged each other's finishers. After a Last Ride from the top rope, The Undertaker stuck Triple H, despite being busted open with a sledgehammer, in this manner working on his streak to nine straight wins. This was viewed as one of The Undertaker's most noteworthy WrestleMania matches. This was also when more individuals began to heed The Undertaker's undefeated streak.

WrestleMania 18 - The Undertaker vs Ric Flair (10-0)

This was a no-disqualification match. The Undertaker might have overwhelmed practically the whole match, however, there are times when Flair acquired the advantage from The Undertaker. Despite the interference from Arn Anderson, the Undertaker crushed Ric Flair after a Tombstone Piledriver to make his 10th WrestleMania win.

WrestleMania 19 - The Undertaker vs The Big Show and A-Train (11-0)

Fighting alone against A-Train and The Big Show, The Phenom dominated the match. As he found himself in trouble, Nathan Jones came to his aid, helping The Undertaker regain control and extend his undefeated streak to eleven wins

WrestleMania 20 - The Undertaker vs Kane (12-0)

The Undertaker confronted Kane again at WrestleMania 20. As he made his way to the ring, he returned to his 'Deadman' persona. The two siblings battled fiercely, but the reawakened Deadman ultimately defeated Kane with a Tombstone Piledriver, extending his WrestleMania streak to twelve consecutive wins

WrestleMania 21 - The Undertaker vs Randy Orton (13-0)

It was called the "Legend versus Legend Killer match" for WrestleMania 21. This was one of only a handful of exceptional times all through The Undertaker's WrestleMania series of wins where fans accepted that it could conclude. Yet, even the obstruction from his dad, Cowboy Bob Orton, and his RKO completing move wasn't sufficient to break the streak. The Undertaker dominated the game in the wake of switching a Tombstone Piledriver from Orton and playing out his very own Tombstone to pin Randy Orton.

WrestleMania 22 - The Undertaker vs Mark Henry (14-0)

This was a coffin match, the first in WrestleMania history. This match is noted as being one of Mark Henry's preferred exhibitions as he stood his ground all through. After the match, The Undertaker sent a lightning bolt on the coffin to stamp his fourteenth success at WrestleMania. This match is likewise the final remaining one to highlight the old-style 'casket' style coffin.

WrestleMania 23 - The Undertaker vs Batista (15-0)

This was one of The Undertaker's best matches ever. The feelings were there as he had the option to bring home the World Heavyweight Title from Batista. Furthermore, the match shocked a ton of fans in that Batista performed far superior than anticipated. Eventually, The Undertaker executed Tombstone Piledriver over Batista and bagged his fifteenth consecutive win with a world title.

WrestleMania 24 - The Undertaker vs Edge (16-0)

Undertaker crushed Edge for the World Heavyweight Title. It was likewise the main match where The Undertaker won through submission (utilizing his Hell's Gate submission).

WrestleMania 25 - The Undertaker vs Shawn Michaels (17-0)

The Undertaker's best WrestleMania experience, Shawn Michaels ended up being one of the greatest dangers to The Undertaker's Streak. This match got a 5-star rating from pundits because of the length and activity of the match. It was named the best match of 2009 and will be cherished with many WrestleMania's.

WrestleMania 26 - The Undertaker vs Shawn Michaels II (18-0)

At WrestleMania XXVI, it was 'The Undertaker's Streak vs. Shawn Michaels' Career.' This was a rematch from the previous year's WrestleMania, as Michaels had provoked The Undertaker into accepting. The match could only end by pinfall or submission. In the end, Michaels lost to The Undertaker, bringing his legendary career to an end. After the match, the two all-time greats showed immense respect for each other, bringing the entire arena to its feet

WrestleMania 27 - The Undertaker vs. Triple H II (19-0)

It was a "No Holds Barred" match at WrestleMania. The Deadman would pick up momentum at the beginning of the game. Nonetheless, Triple H overwhelmed the entire fight after he mistreated The Undertaker with a chair to the point that he was unable to continue any longer. Though seriously thrashed, the Phenom got up to his feet yet turned out to be hit by his own Tombstone Piledriver finisher by the Game, which he would kick out. After conveying two pedigrees bringing about fruitless pins, The Game depended on acquiring the sledgehammer, imagining that it would end the match unequivocally. As he was going to utilize it, the Deadman some way or another put him into the Hell's Gate submission hold, in which he locked on Triple H for about a moment. As the Game was going to pass out, he at long last tapped out because of a lot of strain from The Undertaker.

WrestleMania 28 - The Undertaker vs. Triple H III (20-0)

It was the second "Hell in a Cell" match in The Undertaker's WrestleMania victories, with Shawn Michaels as the special referee. During their bout, The Game and The Deadman resumed their fierce rivalry right where they had left off. Triple H hit The Undertaker with a chair, just like in their last match. Additionally, this match brimmed with emotions due to the two competitors and because Michaels was the referee, contemplating stopping the match as his dear friend had taught him to do, since The Undertaker seemed unable to continue, or else The Game would "end it." After being placed in the Hell's Gate submission, Michaels delivered Sweet Chin Music to The Undertaker, allowing Triple H to stir things up. The crowd thought that after being hit by back-to-back finishers, the match would end and the streak would be broken, yet the Deadman refused to give up and kicked out. Subsequently, The Undertaker somehow reawakened, attacking Triple H in a fit of rage. The Deadman ultimately dominated The Game for the remainder of the match, leaving Triple H vulnerable even from Shawn Michaels. Subsequently, The Game was pinned after a decisive Tombstone Piledriver; at last, The Phenom had his revenge. After the match, The Undertaker and Shawn Michaels embraced, signaling the end of a significant era.

WrestleMania 29 - The Undertaker vs. CM Punk (21-0)

The Undertaker locked Punk in a Hell's Gate submission. CM Punk did all he could to stop the streak, yet it wasn't sufficient. The Undertaker executed a Piledriver, but Punk remarkably kicked out from the pin. The Phenom then unexpectedly took out the ref. While held by The Undertaker for a Last Ride, Punk grabbed the Urn from Paul Heyman. CM Punk struck The Undertaker with the Urn at the back of the head. The Undertaker, with a second Piledriver, ended the match to extend the streak for another year.

WrestleMania 30 - The Undertaker vs. Brock Lesnar (21-1)

This was the end of the Streak. The Phenom suffered trauma during the match, and Lesnar ultimately defeated and pinned The Undertaker, ending the Streak after delivering three F5s. The crowd went crazy and shocked at the same time.

WrestleMania 31 - The Undertaker vs. Bray Wyatt (22-1)

The Streak was broken yet The Deadman kept on wrestling at the grandest stage of them all. He was successful against Bray Wyatt at WrestleMania 31.

WrestleMania 32 - The Undertaker vs. Shane McMahon (23-1)

At WrestleMania 32, the son of Vince McMahon was unable to put down The Deadman inside Hell in a Cell and The Undertaker emerged from the cage with a triumph.

WrestleMania 33 - The Undertaker vs. Roman Reigns (23-2)

History rehashed the same thing at WrestleMania 33 when Roman Reigns turned into the second man to pin The Phenom at WrestleMania.

WrestleMania 34 - The Undertaker vs. John Cena (24-2)

At WrestleMania 34, the head of Cenation and a 16-time world title winner, John Cena got his desire to confront the Deadman. He was crushed by The Undertaker with a chokeslam and a Tombstone Piledriver in under a couple of minutes.

WrestleMania 36 - The Undertaker vs. AJ Styles (25-2)

In his last WrestleMania appearance, The Undertaker buried the Phenomenal One alive in a Boneyard match at WrestleMania 36.

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