Ranking The Undertaker’s Post-Streak WWE Matches From Worst To Best

"It's business as usual for The Undertaker."

Jerry Lawler's statement remains the perfect way to sum up 'The Phenom's first post-Streak contest. Returning to action one year after the infamous WrestleMania XXX match, 'Taker stepped into the ring with Bray Wyatt at WrestleMania 31, and, from the very beginning, it was clear that there was something different about him.

Sporting a full head of hair and having traded in the black bodysuit for his classic tank top and pants look, the Phenom looked noticeably healthier and was more reminiscent of 'Taker circa 2002 (a.k.a. Big Evil) than the gaunt and frail shell of a man he was the prior year. This also translated to his performance in the ring.

He and 'The Eater Of Worlds' battled for 15 minutes in front of 77,000 fans and, although it wasn't the show-stopper many had hoped it would be (partially due to the injury that Wyatt sustained earlier in the day), it was a masterful example of how to tell a story in the ring. With his worrying performance from the previous year still fresh in our minds, 'Taker set out to prove that he could still put on a show while preventing the 'New Face of Fear' from taking that torch from him - and that's exactly what he did.