Wrestlezone’s Top 10: Undertaker Matches At Wrestlemania

March 7, 2013

Number 3: The Undertaker vs. Shawn Michaels: Wrestlemania XXVI

“The Streak vs. The Career” was the storyline. Shawn Michaels’ amazing career was on the line against a man who could not be beaten on the grand stage. With rumors swirling that Michaels’ career would be ending, it still did not take away our belief that he COULD beat Undertaker. I can say that this storyline heading into Arizona was one of the best in the career of Michaels. He would lay it all on the line once again in a match that was simply beautiful. We saw some similarities from a year ago, but Michaels kicked out more. Taker would kick out more and really put his body on the line. Think about how old these guys actually were at the time and the realization that they put on a more athletic and physically demanding match that anyone else on the card. They were given the main spot, which was extremely necessary. It ended the career of one of the best and continued to show you that The Streak is more important than the WWE Championship match.

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