7. Undertaker vs. Kane
The rivalry between The Undertaker and his half-brother Kane is legendary. Ever since Kane made his debut at 1997's Badd Blood: In Your House, memorably tearing the door off the steel cage in The Undertaker's cage match against Shawn Michaels, the two have been responsible for some of the most memorable matches in history. The one we're going to take a look at is the one that took place at WrestleMania 14 in 1998. After six months of feuding, and after vowing he would never take on his family member, the Undertaker eventually faced his half-brother alongside his "manager" Paul Bearer in a historic bout at the famed pay-per-view. Kane thought he had won the match at one stage, after tombstoning The Undertaker, but the "Phenom" was able to kick out. After many more tombstone piledrivers, three, all taken into account, the match was won by the Undertaker, but not before taking a post-match beating at the hands of a Bearer-directed Kane.