10 Biggest WrestleMania Regrets WWE Must Have

1. The End Of The Streak

For many people, this was the worst WrestleMania decision ever made. After so many years of both coincidental and direct booking, the Undertaker€™s Streak had once been the biggest attraction to WrestleMania. By the time he reached 15-0, the Streak was openly considered to be of greater value to a Superstar€™s career than winning the World title. It was a legendary feat that had taken on a life of its own€until it was conquered at WrestleMania XXX by Brock Lesnar. Even to this day, fans debate the events surrounding the Undertaker€™s first WrestleMania loss. Some say that it was needed so that Undertaker can retire and properly put over another star, while others argue that he should€™ve retired undefeated to cement his legacy. Both sides have legitimate points, but for the purpose of this article, the Streak should not have been ended, at least not in the way it was. Undertaker was getting worn down and close to retirement as early as WrestleMania XXV, but he still managed to put on a great performance€as long as he had a good opponent to carry him in the match. While Undertaker does respect Brock Lesnar, Lesnar wasn€™t the ideal choice for such a match. Instead, Undertaker should€™ve had someone else do it; someone who could€™ve gotten much more star power and credibility than a part-time star like Lesnar. In the end, Vince McMahon admitted that he made the call to end the Streak only a few hours before the show, which apparently shocked even the stoic Undertaker. That decision must certainly be his biggest Wrestlemania regret ever: WrestleMania has lost one of its biggest selling points, and instead of ending the Streak in a grandiose fashion befitting a man of his legendary stature, it went out with a whimper.