My own personal favorite is his match with Triple H at Wrestlemania X-7.
All the way from the build to this match, this feud was done expertly. I believe it was Triple H who was exclaiming that he had beaten everyone that there was to beat and that no one was on his level. Although he may have played second fiddle to the Rock and Austin for a lot of his career at that stage, he had still accomplished a lot and people bought into it. Of course, The Undertaker corrected him and said that he hadn’t beaten him and a great feud was started. Both of these guys were fantastic talents at this stage and Triple H was an awesome heel. And although The Undertaker was going through his weak American Badass gimmick, it was really entertaining seeing these guys finally go at it (a reason why I think a rematch at WM XXVII next year would be dull, because PG won't allow both guys to brawl it out and top this match). This was Triple H at his peak. I loved the build for this match, especially the promo that started the feud on Smackdown. This is what I love to see at main; a fresh match between to main event stars that have been around for years but rarely crossed paths before. This was a great fight.
The match itself was brilliant and it was a bit before the streak actually meant a huge deal. Realistically, The Undertaker was always going to win the match but watching it at the time, I really thought that Triple H might have stolen it. I have always been an Undertaker mark and seeing him in this match against HHH was really gratifying. The match went all over the arena and although Triple H was on the backfoot for most of the match, some of the spots in the match were incredible. I also remember them trailing through the fans too.
Everything about the match screamed epic. Motorhead playing Triple H to the ring, Stephanie McMahon wasn't at ringside to interfere, and Undertaker's bad *** entrance with the motorcycle (how fast was he going?) before the match gave you the impression of a big match atmosphere. I actually liked the fact that the referee took the bump at the beginning few moments of the match to allow for the carnage that happened outside the ring. It was a great match to get the crowd riled up, and to be honest, I remember this match a little more fondly than the Austin-Rock match that followed.
When you look at Triple H's other matches, they are somewhat hit or miss in terms of quality at WrestleMania. The Warrior match was a throwaway. The Kane match was atrocious in my opinion from WM XV. The Fatal Four Way at 2000 wasn't nearly as good as it was on paper. The match with Jericho at WM 18 was colossal bore due to dead crowd. As I stated above, he was nearly abysmal at WM XX. The match with Orton last year made Undertaker vs Mark Henry looks like greatest Wrestlemania match ever. But of all the remaining matches, the WM X-Seven match has the most memories to me in terms of Triple H's presence at WrestleMania.
Personally I liked his match against Jake the Snake at WM 8. It was his first match as a face, and the first match in WWE where he looked beatable. Jake hit him with two DDTs and he laid there for like a minute each time but Jake wouldn't pin him. Also his match with Diesel at WM 12 was good too. Both are very underrated matches.
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My own personal favorite is his match with Triple H at Wrestlemania X-7.
All the way from the build to this match, this feud was done expertly. I believe it was Triple H who was exclaiming that he had beaten everyone that there was to beat and that no one was on his level. Although he may have played second fiddle to the Rock and Austin for a lot of his career at that stage, he had still accomplished a lot and people bought into it. Of course, The Undertaker corrected him and said that he hadn’t beaten him and a great feud was started. Both of these guys were fantastic talents at this stage and Triple H was an awesome heel. And although The Undertaker was going through his weak American Badass gimmick, it was really entertaining seeing these guys finally go at it (a reason why I think a rematch at WM XXVII next year would be dull, because PG won't allow both guys to brawl it out and top this match). This was Triple H at his peak. I loved the build for this match, especially the promo that started the feud on Smackdown. This is what I love to see at main; a fresh match between to main event stars that have been around for years but rarely crossed paths before. This was a great fight.
The match itself was brilliant and it was a bit before the streak actually meant a huge deal. Realistically, The Undertaker was always going to win the match but watching it at the time, I really thought that Triple H might have stolen it. I have always been an Undertaker mark and seeing him in this match against HHH was really gratifying. The match went all over the arena and although Triple H was on the backfoot for most of the match, some of the spots in the match were incredible. I also remember them trailing through the fans too.
Everything about the match screamed epic. Motorhead playing Triple H to the ring, Stephanie McMahon wasn't at ringside to interfere, and Undertaker's bad *** entrance with the motorcycle (how fast was he going?) before the match gave you the impression of a big match atmosphere. I actually liked the fact that the referee took the bump at the beginning few moments of the match to allow for the carnage that happened outside the ring. It was a great match to get the crowd riled up, and to be honest, I remember this match a little more fondly than the Austin-Rock match that followed.
When you look at Triple H's other matches, they are somewhat hit or miss in terms of quality at WrestleMania. The Warrior match was a throwaway. The Kane match was atrocious in my opinion from WM XV. The Fatal Four Way at 2000 wasn't nearly as good as it was on paper. The match with Jericho at WM 18 was colossal bore due to dead crowd. As I stated above, he was nearly abysmal at WM XX. The match with Orton last year made Undertaker vs Mark Henry looks like greatest Wrestlemania match ever. But of all the remaining matches, the WM X-Seven match has the most memories to me in terms of Triple H's presence at WrestleMania.
Personally I liked his match against Jake the Snake at WM 8. It was his first match as a face, and the first match in WWE where he looked beatable. Jake hit him with two DDTs and he laid there for like a minute each time but Jake wouldn't pin him. Also his match with Diesel at WM 12 was good too. Both are very underrated matches.
Taker vs HBK WM 25 & 26
Taker vs HHH WM 17
Taker vs Edge WM 24
Taker vs Ric Flair WM 18
Taker vs Batista WM 23
Taker vs Kane WM 14
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Mania 25, hands down, was Taker's best Mania match and in my estimation it was also Shawn's better match, better than Bret Hart and Kurt Angle.
Wrestle mania's 25 and 26. they in my opinion are the matches that helped make Those Event Spectacularler
udertaker vs shawn micheal wrestlemainia 25&&26
wm 25
WM 15 him vs. you in a casket match
WM25
THEY BLEW THE ROOF OFF