WWE History: Top 4 WWE matches you must watch before you die

A great wrestling match is like a stage play. There are interesting moments, epic characters, and a fascinating storyline.

However, there have been few matches in the history of WWE which can be considered to be legendary. The storylines were amazing, the fight was extraordinary, and the wrestlers put on a great show. The fans enjoyed every moment of the fights.

WWE fans indulge themselves in these sort of matches. They have their favourite wrestler(s), along with their favourite tricks, which they enjoy to the core.

We have listed four such matches which you must see before you die.

#4 Eddie Guerrero vs. Rey Mysterio at Halloween Havoc, 1997

Eddie Guerrero and his real-life friend Rey Mysterio had a long history together. They rose up together in the 1990s in WCW’s cruiserweight division but later became rivals due to a number of reasons.

For this fight, Guerrero put his Cruiserweight Championship on the line while Mysterio put his mask on the line. The battle was headlined as 'Mask vs. Title match'.

Throughout the match, they put on a magical fight, in classic lucha libre style. Latino Heat performed numerous submission manoeuvres in combination with power spots to keep Mysterio grounded. But Mysterio took every opportunity to take to the sky. Many moves such as the back flip into the DDT, spring board, and the front flip into the hurricanrana on the outside were effectively used by him.

At one point of time, Guerrero tore The Giant Killer's mask such that viewers saw his face. As the match went on, Mysterio countered the superplex into a hurricana at the last second to win the match.

There was not one boring moment in this fight. The crowd cheered The Super Duper Kid but equally appreciated the mind-blowing performance from Guerrero. Mysterio became the new Cruiserweight Champion.

#3 Randy Savage vs. Ricky Steamboat – Intercontinental Championship Match: WrestleMania III, 1987

Ricky Steamboat attacks a tied-up Randy Savage

The feud had started when Randy Savage attacked Ricky Steamboat while he was greeting his fans. This led to Steamboat being taken to the hospital. The feud lasted six months and ultimately culminated in the Wrestlemania fight.

They met at WrestleMania 3, after Steamboat had challenged Savage for the WWE Intercontinental championship. Both of them tried to surpass each other. Savage tried to hurt Steamboat with the ring bell, but George Steele stopped him from doing that. Steamboat ultimately countered a scoop slam into a small package to pin Randy Savage and thus became the new WWF Intercontinental Champion.

The match lasted nearly 15 minutes, but the fans cheered both men on for displaying some marvellous wrestling while they loved every moment of it.

#2 The Undertaker vs. Shawn Michaels: WrestleMania XXV, 2009

This match happened at the famous Reliant Stadium in Houston, Texas. They started the match at a quick pace with both of them striking each other viciously. The Undertakerapplied his signature Hell's Gate and chokeslam while Shawn Michaelsapplied sweet chin music. The fight then moved outside the ring, and at one point, HBK pushed the referee.

Later, The Undertaker executed a chokeslam and Last Ride, while Michaels executed sweet chin music to which The Punisher executed a tombstone piledriver on HBK. Finally, The Undertaker won the match and remained undefeated at Wrestlemania.

This match was awarded 'Match of the Year' at the '2009 WWE Slammy Awards.

#1 Bret Hart vs. "Stone Cold" Steve Austin – Submission Match: WrestleMania 13, 1997

This match happened at a time when WCW was winning the war against WWE and the nWo was on the rise.

Before this match, Bret Hart was the babyface, while Steve Austin was the heel who was gaining fan support everyday.

At the start of the match, Stone Cold took Hart down, and both of them began beating each other brutally. They fought in the midst of the crowd with fans surrounding both of them. Hart worked on Austin's legs, while he tried to hit a stone cold stunner at him.

Austin also attempted a sharpshooter, but Bret countered with a thumb to the eye of Austin. There were a lot of moments when Stone Cold looked in trouble, but he continued with the fight.

In the end, Austin passed out from loss of blood and pain thereby conceding the match to Hart. But Hart went on hitting Austin so the referee Ken Shamrock intervened and challenged Hart to fight him. Hart left the ring to the chorus of boos.

Austin left the ring with a standing ovation from the crowd. This was possibly the best match of all time.