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#4. Maven defeated The Undertaker for the Hardcore Title
Maven might not be incredibly memorable, but his feud with The Undertaker sure was. It all started when the first male Tough Enough winner drop kicked The Phenom out of the 2001 Royal Rumble match. From there, the two feuded off and on.
The rivalry with The Deadman was undoubtedly the highlight of Maven's career. The duo went at it a few times over the course of 2001. Later that year, Maven would capture the Hardcore title from Big Evil with an assist from The Rock and Al Snow.
This all concluded with The Undertaker getting the last laugh. The Deadman won in decisive fashion against both Maven and Al Snow during a 2-on-1 handicap match. Following this defeat, Maven floundered on Raw.
Maven floated around the midcard scene. He did receive a brief push in 2004 where he earned a victory over Batista. After this, he was a part of a face Survivor Series team that won, leading him into facing Triple H for the World Heavyweight Championship. Maven failed in his efforts and was later released by the company.
