1. The Undertaker
The majority of people out there probably agree with me when I say that the streak should never be broken. Whenever The Undertaker decides to end his legendary career in the WWE, it should end with the WrestleMania streak in tact. It is a feat that we will never see again, and has taken on legendary proportions. When The Undertaker decides to have his last WrestleMania match, the WWE needs to bill it that way, and give it the proper respect it deserves. People will buy the pay-per-view just to watch his last match, regardless of the other matches on the card. His final match also needs to be the main event of the night, and the last scene we are left with is The Undertaker victorious in the middle of the ring, with his streak record displaying on the big screen. The next night on RAW, I would have the entire locker room out while The Undertaker addresses them and the fans, and has his moment to say good bye. If I were Vince McMahon, that same night I would announce that the first inductee into next year's WWE Hall Of Fame is The Undertaker. It would be something that we have never seen before, and a way to see him again at the following WrestleMania, so we don't go through withdrawals. Whether he passes the torch to a young superstar, or retires undefeated at WrestleMania, The Undertaker is the only man who can decide what will happen to his incredible streak.