Undertaker’s worst rivals are ranked by skill

Undertaker It’s truly the soul of WWE. Even today, when Phenom appears on WWE TV, he’s a big deal. His running at WWE became one of the greatest careers of all time. The Undertaker will feud with some of the best stars in WWE history.

The Deadman has always brought athleticism to the rings that most men of his size could not. Because of that skill, Undertaker will have classic matches with Brett “Hitman” Hart, Shawn Michaels, Triple H, Mick Foley, and more technical and storytelling experts. However, due to his athleticism and size, the Undertaker was booked to carry a very unskilled performer.

10

The ultimate warrior

Very popular yet skilled

The Ultimate Warrior is one of the most popular characters in WWE history. The Warrior feuded in April 1991 with the very young Undertaker. The Warrior lost the world title and ruled a feud with Randy Macho Man Savage. The Undertaker/Warrior feud includes the cas that Warrior concludes with a body bag and Warrior is trapped in a house show.

However, the ultimate warrior was not skilled in the ring. His character was bigger than life, but he lacked the ability to produce solid wrestling matches. The Undertaker will lose most of the home games due to disqualification. The feud suddenly ended in August 1991, when Warrior left the company.

9

Mabel

He was a mission man with little skill.

King Mabel was defeated by Diesel at Summer Slam and entered a feud with the Undertaker. The truth is said, Mabel was almost fired for injuring Diesel, showing how unskilled the performer was. Mabel and Yokozuna set up a feud by attacking the Deadman.

Unfortunately, Mabel’s lack of skill was fully exhibited during the feud. Mabel had destroyed the Undertaker’s orbital bones and had made a sacrifice to the phenom for two months of his career. When the Undertaker returns, he defeated Mabel in a cas match at your house 5. Shortly after this feud, Mabel and his lack of skills are released.

8

Vladimir Kozlov

Moscow’s Maurer was not a pro wrestling expert

When Vladimir Kozlov became a full-time member of WWE’s main roster, he was booked as a monster heel. Kozlov crushed local talent and easily defeated low-card talent on the WWE roster. Despite being pushed as a monster, Kozlov lacked professional wrestling skills. While I don’t deny his overall athletic ability with backgrounds such as rugby, freestyle wrestling, judo, mixed martial arts, he was not good in the WWE ring.

The Undertaker fights Kozlov in the 2009 episode of SmackDown. As a monster heel, Undertaker will be the first person to successfully pin Kozlov during a WWE Championship Elimination Chamber match at Way Out in 2009.

7

King Kong Bandy

King Kong Bundy was past his prime against the Undertaker

King Kong Bundy was a great wrestling heel. His main event match with Hulk Hogan at WrestleMania 2 showed just how good Bundy is. But when King Kong Bundy retorted with the Undertaker, he was pushing 40 and passing Prime. Bundy’s skills had diminished until he and the Undertaker were trapped in WrestleMania 11.

Bundy only lasted three minutes in the Royal Rumble before WrestleMania’s feud with the Undertaker. Bundy lasted less than seven minutes on April 2, 1995 against the Undertaker of the WrestleMania 12. Due to lack of skills, I took down the cards and released them in October.

6

Kamala

The Ugandan giants were below the average in the ring

In many ways, you can copy and paste King Kong Bundy text for Kamala. Ugandan headhunters ran strong heels against the immortal Hulk Hogan in 1986 and 1987. The feud included two main event matches at Madison Square Garden. But by 1992, Kamala was in his 40s and his skill set had slowed dramatically.

The Undertaker and Kamala feud reached its peak in the 1992 Survivor Series. The duo will face off in their first WWE Casket Match. Up until the match, Kamala was portrayed as fearing cas. Of course, the Undertaker won the match. Afterwards, WWE saw Kamara’s skill set erosion and pushed him down to the card. WWE changed his babyface in 1993, but humanizing Kamala didn’t help his career.

5

Chronicity

The duo appeared to have skills

Brian Adams and Brian Clark competed as Crush and Adam Bombs in the new generation of WWE respectively. Therefore, the Undertaker was familiar with the muscle duo before the WWE/WCW intrusion angle. However, many adults in the mid-1990s were less skilled by the time Chronic fought the brothers of destruction.

Kronik is very unskilled at the moment, with only two matches on WWE runs. Their second (and last) match was a pay-per-view against Kane and the Undertaker. Adams and Clark were barely able to go 10 minutes before they blasted and lost to their siblings. Shortly after both men left WWE on conditioning reasons.

4

Executor

This wasn’t the old Terry Gordy

Terry ‘Bam Bam’ Gordy was known as one of the most skilled wrestlers of his generation. At 6’4 and nearly 300 pounds, Gordy was a strong, explosive athlete. Gordy was a member of the infamous and incredible Freebirds and became legendary wrestling in Japan. However, his skills evaporated when Terry Gordy made his debut as an executioner in a feud with the Undertaker.

Vince McMahon put Gordy under his mask to save his reputation as a wrestler. Godi overdose on a trip to Japan in 1993. He will fall into coma for five days and suffer permanent brain damage. Thus, the 1996 version of the executioner was very different from the explosive Terry Godie.

3

Goldberg

Goldberg was not skilled later in his career

The Bill Goldbeg vs. Undertaker match in the late 1990s would have been a dream feud. Two of the biggest stars of Monday’s Night War sound like Marketing Gold. But by 2019, the two legends were well beyond their prime. Moreover, Goldberg, even his Prime, was not a very skilled professional wrestler. Goldberg was an explosive athlete in the late 90s, but 20 years later, the explosion was no longer there.

Their match was full of bocchi! The Undertaker delivered a terrible look to Goldberg. Goldberg repays his favor with a dangerous jacka hammer and lands the Undertaker straight around his neck. The match was a cluster of mistakes that scared me more than funny.

2

Great firmness

Large sizes rarely meet skills

The great Hari, a former Punjab police officer, has transformed his outrageous size into a professional wrestling career. Due to his impressive size, he began a feud with the Undertaker after Hari made his debut in WWE in 2006. Hari actually controls the Undertaker on Judgment Day and pins him within nine minutes.

But the Big Man’s lack of skills will lead to a one-sided feud that will be dominated by the Undertaker until the summer of 2006. By 2008, his skills had been exposed, so the great Hari had descended the cards and became more of a comedy act than a greater charm than a creature. Hari was one of the most skilled enemies the Undertaker has ever faced.

1

Giant Gonzalez

The giant Gonzalez simply couldn’t fight

As El Gante of WCW, the giant Gonzalez appeared to have a very bright future in sports entertainment. Gonzalez signed with WWE and made his debut in the 1993 Royal Rumble, attacking the Undertaker. Gonzalez was defeated by the Undertaker at WrestleMania and Summer Slam. By October 1993, the Giants were released due to lack of skills.

The Undertaker is not on the record and doesn’t complain about many feuds, but his giant Gonzalez feud gets those complaints. The Undertaker opening criticized the giant Gonzalez for his wrestling skills. After leaving WWE, Gonzalez was never seen again in America’s top promotions.