http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xGFAwORSDlE When wrestling fans think of The Undertaker they focus on a lot of the great matches he had over the years with the likes of Shawn Michaels, Triple H, Steve Austin, Kurt Angle and many others. It's right to focus on the best stuff, but there were definitely some bad moments too. This match wasn't any good. It was hard for Undertaker to hit some of his signature moves in the match because Yokozuna was a legit 500 pound guy. At one point Undertaker did a Chokeslam where Yoko got up about one foot off the ground. It looked even weaker than a clothesline. The match fell apart after The Undertaker had Yoko in the casket and he was all set to close the casket. Of course he took too damn long and that led to Crush attacking him. There was plenty of interference in this match. Since it's a Casket Match there was No Disqualification, so it led to ten minutes of inerference. Undertaker did his best to fight everybody off thanks to the power of the urn. Poor Yoko looked so gassed during all of this too. He worked for about 8 minutes, but it was hours for him because he was completely out of it. Yoko ended up stealing the urn and he hit him with it. When he dropped the urn, there was smoke coming out of it. Vince McMahon on commentary: "It would appear that the power of the urn is escaping." Way to try to put it over, Vince. Here's listing of everybody that interfered: Crush, Kabuki (who?), Tenryu, Bam Bam Bigelow, Adam Bomb, Jeff Jarrett, Samu, Fatu and Diesel. Once the urn was opened up, everybody took turns hitting big moves on Undertaker. In total it was 10 men counting Yokozuna. That many guys worked together to beat Undertaker. Nobody helped Undertaker. Apparently he's a loner in the locker room. You mean he didn't go clubbing with the fellas? That's such a surprise. When the match was over and Underaker was in the casket, more smoke emerged from the casket and he did a promo saying that it wasn't going to be the end of the Undertaker. The fans actually cheered for a lot of it, but that doesn't make it any less ridiculous.
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