Ranking All The Undertaker's WWE UK Moments - From Worst To Best

By Jamie Kennedy / November 5, 2015

The Undertaker is by far the most enduring character in WWE history. Come Survivor Series 2015, it will be some 25 years since 'The Phenom' first graced the company. Making his debut at the same event in 1990, Undertaker has undergone many changes over the years. Keeping himself ultimately relevant has long been a goal of the wrestler, who is more beloved now than ever before. On the upcoming UK Tour, 'Taker will wrestle on the Smackdown taping held in Manchester, England. As of right now, that's the only date The Undertaker is scheduled to do, and it's implausible to imagine him working matches on any non-televised events on the jaunt across Great Britain. This will be Undertaker's first UK appearance in a few years, and an ideal opportunity to look back at all the big moments he has had in the country. In the interest of accuracy, only televised bouts will be explored in this article, but there have been so many. Incredibly, The Undertaker hasn't always went up against headline talent either, as this list reveals. From worst to best, these matches represent a full examination of Undertaker's television and Pay-Per-View work in the United Kingdom. Perhaps fans in Manchester on November 10th, 2015 will have yet another memory to induct into memory.

18. Jamie Noble vs. The Undertaker (Smackdown, October 2007)

By 2007, Jamie Noble was little more than enhancement talent in WWE. The diminutive grappler had earlier been Cruiserweight Champion, but that was the highest heights he'd ever reach in the company. Nonetheless, he was handed the opportunity to work against The Undertaker in October, 2007. 'Taker was being readied for a Hell In A Cell match against Batista at Survivor Series. Therefore, some squashes were needed to prepare him for the World Heavyweight Title showdown. Jamie Noble was deemed perfect for the role, and he faced Undertaker on the October 19th, 2007 episode of Smackdown. The show was taped in Birmingham, England and headlined by a match pitting MVP against Rey Mysterio. The Undertaker vs. Jamie Noble went on before that featured bout, and it proved to be a short one. In just over one minute, Undertaker vanquished his foe and marched on. Due to the incredibly brief length, this match has to be considered the least important 'The Deadman' has ever had on UK shores. Noble barely even got any offensive moves in.