10 Most Underrated Undertaker WWE Rivalries

8. The Two Man Power Trip

It would be downright nonsensical to put The Undertaker's late 90s feud with Steve Austin or his late 2000s feud with Triple H on this list. The former was one of the major Attitude Era feuds, whilst the latter produced two of the best WrestleMania matches, ever. Sandwiched between those two legendary rivalries, however, was The Undertaker (and Kane's) feud with the tyrannical Two Man Power Trip of Stone Cold and The Game. The two teams squared off in a blockbuster tag match at Backlash, in which Kane and Undertaker's Tag Team, Triple H's Intercontinental and Austin's WWF Title were all on the line. The Power Trip walked out with all the gold (in a match that was about ten minutes too long) but the dispute was far from over. Things intensified when Austin and Triple H broke Kane's arm and then made a phoney call to Undertaker, informing him that his wife had been in a terrible accident. When it was revealed who made the call, s*** was on. Undertaker took on Austin in the main event of Judgement Day. They had their typical good brawl, with Austin getting the duke following some well-timed interference from The Cerebral Assassin. That put an end to the Brothers of Destruction versus Two Man Power Trip feud, as all four men went down different paths afterwards. Whilst the matches weren't all-time classics or anything, it still made for some good TV and, let's be honest, when do you get to see four stars of this magnitude feuding with each other these days?