Ranking all 25 WrestleMania matches of The Undertaker

14. The Undertaker vs. Bray Wyatt – WrestleMania 31

In my humble opinion, Bray Wyatt should have been the guy to break The Undertaker’s undefeated streak at WrestleMania. But at least he can still say that he wrestled The Deadman on the biggest stage in the world, even if we all knew that there was no way in the world ‘Taker was going to lose two years in a row. The build for this match wasn’t that great as The Undertaker never actually appeared on television to hype this match but Bray did a decent job of selling it himself as the new face of fear and everything that goes along with that. Again, I’m still on the side that believes this build could have been huge as him really being the new face of fear and taking out The Undertaker at WrestleMania but things are what they are.

Both entrances at Levi’s Stadium were pretty solid, even if there was still just a glimmer of daylight left and The Undertaker did look better here than he did the year before against Brock Lesnar. He used his power early on to get the upper hand and hit a very nice version of “Old School”, which prompted some “YOU STILL GOT IT” chants from the California crowd. He hit the legdrop on the apron but Wyatt fought back on the inside with a running crossbody and a big splash in the corner.

After a little back and forth, The Undertaker slapped on Hell’s Gate but Bray was able to fight out of it and came back with a really nice one-armed slam and a splash for a two count. He went for Sister Abigail but ‘Taker was able to counter it with a chokeslam and then a Tombstone. But he only got two there. He went for another but Bray turned it into Sister Abigail for a near fall. Wyatt then backed into the corner and did his crab walk but The Undertaker sat up in a pretty cool WrestleMania moment. After a quick brawl, Wyatt went for one more Sister Abigail but ‘Taker shoved him away and hit one last Tombstone for the win. Good, not great match. 22-1.