The Many Faces Of The Undertaker Ranked - From Worst To Best

9. The Post-Streak Wilderness

Let’s be honest - since The Streak ended, the Deadman simply hasn’t been the same.

His feud with Bray Wyatt was lacklustre as a result of that whole ’21 and 1’ thing, his winter appearances last year did nothing more than stomp Bray and his boys a little further into the soil and the less said about his feud with the McMahons at the beginning of this year, the better.

It is without question (as sad as it is) that Slowly Dying Mohican Deadman is the least wonderful of Mark Calaway’s World Wrestling Entertainment forms. Sure, as the Road to WrestleMania gathers pace I still enjoy hearing the foreboding gong of his impending arrival, but outside of the idea of The Undertaker there isn’t really that much left.

He’ll probably wrestle at WrestleMania 33, we’ll all probably speculate that it is his last match, and we’ll probably all be wrong. Again.

You can call it his ‘Last Outlaw’ persona but, quite frankly, 'Taker hasn't been around enough for much of a form to take place. The ‘Last Outlaw’ could be interesting, but ‘Old Crazy Dude With MMA Gloves And Tired Eyes’ isn’t.

Don’t tell him I said that, though.