Every Wrestler Who Kicked Out Of The Undertaker's Tombstone

Without wishing to upset any of his fans, the name of Bray Wyatt perhaps looks slightly out of place on this list, in that he's the only wrestler featured who hasn't yet cemented a legacy as one of WWE's all-time greatest performers.

But that's a discussion for another day. Whatever you think about the Eater of Worlds, he did indeed get his shoulder up at two after taking a Tombstone during his ill-fated match with The Undertaker at WrestleMania 31.

It would take another Tombstone a couple of minutes later before Bray could be made to lie down for a three, sealing the first 'Mania victory since the Streak was abruptly ended by Brock Lesnar the previous year.

For both The Deadman and his rookie opponent, it was very much normal service resumed. In the years since, the latter has continued to enjoy only brief moments of looking like a main event calibre wrestler, the rest of his time generally spent jobbing to more established adversaries.