25 Greatest Superstars In WWE Raw History

12. The Undertaker

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A company cornerstone and Episode One attendee, The Undertaker wasn't always Raw fixture due to being such a special attraction and/or SmackDown stalwart, but his most prominent periods on the show generally generated the most exciting work of his entire career. A 1996 feud with Mankind completely reinvented the gimmick, as did his 1997 WWE Title reign that fed into the introduction of brother Kane.

Discounting his 'Russofictions' and other Ministry Of Darkness nonsense, 'The Deadman' was a go-to megastar if nothing else, and able to use Raw as his personal stage each time he returned for a WrestleMania programme over the years. Unfortunately, the impact of the comebacks lessened alongside the quality of his performances on the 'Show Of Show's itself. Nobody need look any further than his match with the next performer on this list for further evidence...

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