Arguably one of the most underrated matches in WWE history. When people look back on The Undertaker's streak at WrestleMania, they are immediately drawn to the rivalry with Kane, the classics against Shawn Michaels and Triple H and of course the defeat to Brock Lesnar. This match went over 15 minutes and added a new dimension to Takers repertoire. The story line the pair were sent on was pretty compelling. Both men had cost the other World Title matches against Bret Hart which meant there was a heightened sense of bad blood heading into the match. This was one of the classic clashes between two big men that could actually work, not one of those where Takers performance was slowed down by his overweight and/or giant adversary. The early stages of the match were frenetic as both men held nothing back. This obviously took its toll as the pair were seemingly struggling towards the end. Taker, as was becoming the norm at Mania, survived two of his opponents finishers before hitting Big Daddy Cool with a Tombstone for the win. As it turns out, Nash was more than a good looking giant with no more than seven moves. He was a good worker, remarkable for a man of his size. He would have other show stealing matches with other members of The Kliq, most notably Shawn Michaels and a tag team with The Heart Break Kid against The 1-2-3 Kid and Razor Ramon. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lChZopIjHGk
