When you combine the Undertakers big beer belly, mounting injuries, and overall sluggish movement, you got the worst match of 2001: The Brothers of Destruction vs. KroniK at Unforgiven 2001. All four of the participants in this match were billed as super heavyweights, which meant that they emphasized power and brawling over technique. However, no matter how you try and spin it, it was a bad match. While some might say that Undertaker had a long hiatus before the American Badass first appeared, that was from September 1999 to May 2000, long before he was in this match. Moreover, he had a great match with Triple H at WrestleMania X-Seven, so his lacklustre matches during his run as American Badass are that much more of a blemish on his record. While its true that the Undertaker has had worse matches than this one (Giant Gonzalez being one of his most notorious opponents), by this point Undertaker had reached a point where he was having some of the best matches on the card, and was expected to be showing everyone in the back how good he was.Maybe the blame shouldnt fall solely on Undertakers shoulders; Kane, Bryan Adams, and Brian Clark didnt do so well in this match either. Sadly, history will remember all four of them as the participants in the worst match of 2001. While WWE doesnt really care about third-party opinions, Undertaker not performing to the standard set by his run as the Deadman us yet another reason why the WWE wants you to forget the American Badass.