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

Sandwiched between his two Bray Wyatt battles,'The Deadman' put on two absolute barn-burners with the man who ended The Streak - Brock Lesnar.

Following Lesnar's win at WrestleMania XXX and 'Taker's impressive comeback victory at SummerSlam, the two enemies sought to bring an end to their feud inside Hell in a Cell. The result was a beautifully twisted encounter that played to their strengths while hiding any potential weaknesses.

These two were never going to put on a technical masterpiece and, quite frankly, that's not what we wanted to see from them. What we got was a well-paced, hard-hitting brawl that turned out to be surprisingly (but appropriately) violent. From the blood to the fact that 'Taker looked in his element the whole time, it was a real callback to the Ruthless Aggression era and, without a doubt, one of the best Hell In A Cell matches of the decade.

In an era where these matches only take place because the themed PPV requires them to, this was a shining example of how the cell itself can enhance a story. With a blood feud built upon their hatred for each other, this war between these two legendary warriors couldn't have come to an end in any setting other than the Devil's Playground. Inside the cell, they were no longer constrained by the bounds of a normal contest and, as a result, they were able to beat the living daylights out of each other - something they did to perfection.