Ranking The Undertaker’s 27 WWE WrestleMania Matches From Worst To Best

A match in which the only thing that truly mattered were the moments after the bell had rung, Brock Lesnar's Streak-ending dominance is, of course, the most infamous moment in WrestleMania history.

A decision that still sparks passionate debates among WWE fans to this day, it's impossible to outright say if it was the right decision to end 'The Phenom's legendary undefeated streak, but the one thing we can all agree on is that the match sucked.

Suffering a concussion early-on, 'Taker wasn't able to channel his annual supernatural ability to steal the show for the first time in almost a decade, and as a result, he spent much of the match looking like a deer in the headlights as he had to rely on Lesnar to carry him through it.

'Taker has had worse performances in his career, so it was basically a supernatural miracle that he was even able to carry on in such a situation without suffering greater damage, but the punches weren't landing as hard as they usually did and he continually ran out of steam - and there was nothing in Lesnar's arsenal that could have turned the match around.

It's a shame that The Streak had to end on such a dud because, even though it added to the drama of Lesnar's victory, it paled in comparison to the two absolute classics they'd have the following year.