The Undertaker's 10 Most Incredibly Cheesy WWE Moments

By all conventional wisdom, The Undertaker should not exist in today’s world of professional wrestling.

By Scott Carlson /

By all conventional wisdom, The Undertaker should not exist in today€™s world of professional wrestling. He is an anomaly €“ a character that could only exist in pro wrestling, but also seemingly should not exist in today€™s reality-based WWE. Of course, WWE is the company where leprechauns live under the ring and a little person dressed up in a bull costume thinks he€™s a real bull. Still, Taker is a holdover from a different era, a rare instance of the early 90s Cartoon Era enduring through the Attitude Era, right past the Ruthless Aggression Era, traversing the PG Era and continuing into the Reality Era. Remember the gimmick battle royal at WrestleMania X-7? Several of the characters in that match were created in the same era as Taker: Doink the Clown, Repo Man, the Gobbledygooker and Undertaker€™s first manager, Brother Love. That era also gave rise to Papa Shango, so it€™s no small feat that a character created in that era has endured consistently for nearly a quarter-century. But that doesn€™t mean that The Undertaker is immune from incredibly unbelievable moments €“ and €œunbelievable€ does not mean €œawe-inspiring,€ but rather €œhead-shaking.€ During his time with WWE, Taker has had several instances that could be described as cheesy, silly or flat-out ridiculous. For sake of argument, let€™s leave out the entire €œBiker Taker€ phenomenon. The transformation from a dead man to a biker and back is just too baffling to contemplate.