4 Ups & 6 Downs From WWE WrestleMania 29
2. Dead & Deader
Two WrestleMania legacies collapsed at 2013's 'Show Of Shows', but not a single fan from the 80,676 in attendance that night could have possibly predicted what The Undertaker and CM Punk would be up to just one year later after assembling a banger that appeared to position them both still in career form.
Though the Streak-ending tension from the prior four years was understandably absent and Punk later noted how f*cked off he was to be in this match instead of the last one, the pair wrestled as if they both secretly knew no more classic moments on the 'Grandest Stage' remained.
Abandoning the divisive build-up (Punk and Paul Heyman played head games with 'The Deadman' over the recently-deceased Paul Bearer), the pair went to war, with the 'Voice Of The Voiceless' no longer the frightened rabbit waiting to be squashed by a WWE juggernaut as he had been in prior years.
He had become a headliner and a showstopper, but unlike Undertaker's iconic foe Shawn Michaels, Punk was never destined to make the main event. Or, as a result, the very next WrestleMania.