10 Most Polarising Undertaker Moments Ever

10. Royal Rumble 1994

Listening to Bruce Prichard defend The Undertaker's match opposite Yokozuna at the 1994 Royal Rumble on his Something To Wrestle With podcast series is a thing of beauty; feeling the Casket Match - during which 'Taker was hammered by a number of heels before being stuffed in the coffin - was entertaining, Prichard also loved the melodrama.

Fans of The Wrestling Observer certainly didn't, and ended up voting that WWF Title tussle the worst on the pay-per-view.

The '94 Rumble was a defining moment in Undertaker's career, and that's mainly because his character would start to progress as an in-ring performer (forgoing much of the slow, zombie-like movement) afterwards in favour of a faster, more current style.

Still, the whole thing is undeniably silly; shown via pre-taped footage lamenting his loss and vowing to return, a mock Undertaker was then raised up into the arena rafters and depicted as floating away to heaven. This was classic mid-90's WWF silliness, and hokey or not it merits at least one viewing.