WWE: 10 Men Who Should Have Been Given The Undertaker Streak Win

8. Kane

Kane seems to be winding down his career, and even in his prime, his matches with Undertaker were pretty good at best, but a victory by the Deadman's little brother would be a fitting ending to one of the greatest long-term stories WWE has ever told. Perhaps it could even serve as a farewell to both men. Imagine it: WrestleMania, Kane versus The Undertaker, part three. The two engage in brutal battle with Chokeslams, Tombstones, and the like dished out liberally. When Undertaker attempts a third Tombstone on his younger brother, though, Kane manages to tilt backwards, landing on his feet and holding the Deadman up for a Tombstone. Kane delivers the move, crosses 'Taker's arms, and gets the three, then immediately falls off, tears in his eyes. A stunned Undertaker sits up into an embrace from Kane. 'Taker get to his feet... then falls to a knee, raising his hand out in a sign of respect. Kane returns the pose, and the two men walk up the aisle, stopping to raise their fists to the crowd one last time.