The Story of Mankind vs The Undertaker

Wrestling Bios Presents - The Story of Mankind vs Undertaker
While their Hell in a Cell match at WWF King of the Ring 1998 is rightfully remembered, The Undertaker and Mankind had some incredible wrestling matches in the WWE prior to the cell. When Mick Foley made his WWF debut in 1996, he went straight after The Undertaker, and from there, the pair had a ton of matches on Pay Per View, including the Boiler Room Brawl at Summerslam 96 and the Buried Alive match at WWF In Your House 11. The Story of Mankind vs Undertaker is interesting for sure, but it does seem that their matches prior to Hell in a Cell have been somewhat forgotten, due to how famous the cell match has become.
In this video from Wrestling Bios, we look at the Story of Mankind vs Undertaker, covering all their 1 on 1 matches on Pay Per View. Topics covered include:
- The Mick Foley WWF debut as Mankind
- Mankind and The Undertaker meet in the ring after WrestleMania 12 on Monday Night Raw
- The first Undertaker vs Mankind match in the WWE at King of the Ring 1996
- Undertaker vs Mankind Boiler Room Brawl at SummerSlam 1996
- The Buried Alive match
- Undertaker vs Mankind at WWE Survivor Series 1996
- Mick Foley becoming a fan favourite and the "3 Faces of Foley" gimmick
- Undertaker vs Mankind Hell in a Cell at King of the Ring 1998
- Much More!

[@camcamz2128]

My late father was at the king of the ring 1998 where Foley was thrown off the cell he always use to tell me the story that he thought Foley was legitimately dead when he hit the announce table

[@TheWazperviz]

Foley going off the cell was crazy and he is lucky because he really could had died

[@dancrews7769]

So did I

[@oceanpacific3841]

Your father and all the fans in attendance witness something so crazy !

[@bricktop.]

@@oceanpacific3841 I watched on TV, knowing full well that wrestling was all stages, fake and what have you...but when foley hit that desk from that height...me and my mates knew that moment was as real as it gets and that he could have easily died. Amazing moment in wrestling history right there man.

[@thomascrowley9122]

@@bricktop. Staged is a better word

[@amtownsyou]

It's funny how Goldust has some kind of involvement in almost everyone's story lmfaooo

[@evanabbott2737]

Ya gotta love Goldust...😁

[@lordbendtner6404]

Evan Abbott bizarrely

[@chingalputo1769]

Seriously I was just cracking up earlier today when I came across a vid with him and Al Snow going at it and Goldstein’s running around with the “head” 😂😂 face painted with the wig on it and all 😂 so many funny and stupid moments that you forget about with goldust involved

[@daa589]

Oh yeah he wanted to get his dust everywhere

[@Xehanort10]

He wanted to make sure no one forgot the name of "breathes" Goldust.

[@kazarubossgamearchive7205]

The Undertaker’s rivalry with Mankind together with Undertaker’s rivalry with Kane are two of my favorite Undertaker fueds ever.

[@anthonycrosier8824]

Yea u and probably a million other fans too

[@BrottenGuy]

What others did he even HAVE long term? HHH? Shawn? Who? Genuinely curious & asking bc I can’t recall any others.

[@BrottenGuy]

I take part of that back… I forgot about his semi-Rivalry with Brock

[@kazarubossgamearchive7205]

@@BrottenGuy with Stone Cold Steve Austin i think..

[@ivankovachev8835]

@@BrottenGuy In chronoligcal order: Yokozuna, Diesel, Sid, Mankind, Shawn Michaels, Kane, Stone Cold, HHH, HHH + Stone Cold, DDP, Mat Hardy, Ric Flair, Hulk Hogan, Brock Lesnar, Big Show, JBL, Randy Orton, Mark Henry, Kenedy, Great Khali, Batista, Edge, Mat hardy again, Shawn Michaels again, Kane again. This is from 1994 to 2010

[@bigoldbeardy1934]

The boiler room brawl has to be one of my favorite matches of all time

[@sparklegeist8345]

same. it rules. kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z5zQcmuIa5ufn7s

[@jimofthenorth8090]

Yep, it was first PPV I watched and was excellent. Though their Hell in a Cell is the one that I regularily go back and watch. I remember watching it live and being blown away by it.

[@chshaw87]

Yeah it was awesome. One of the best pieces of tv they ever did. No commentary or very minimal in the actual boiler room, no stupid or silly music or mad camera shoots/changes. It was realistic as silly as that sounds in pro wrestling. I think even Ross saying imagine being the cameraman assigned this match!

[@trustobey1016]

Mankind: Uncle Paul, I don't wanna be buried alive. Paul: You don't have to!

[@Cdubya]

Mankind: If I dig it...he will come

[@moonlightshade00]

Buried Alive was one of my favorite matches of all time especially the ending

[@midniteryder_3-16]

@@Cdubya Mankind: “this graves’ too SHORT for the undertaker!”

[@MarioCaez]

For me Undertaker versus Mankind was the best Feud in Undertaker's career.

[@TheWazperviz]

Undertaker and Mankind had a feud that so good and both superstars pushed so hard to make it a success which it was

[@sparklegeist8345]

without a doubt. mankind was undertakers perfect arch nemesis.

[@TheWazperviz]

@@sparklegeist8345 they just brought the best out in each other each and every night

[@sparklegeist8345]

@@TheWazperviz i loved their feud and the boiler room brawl match was the best match of all time. kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z5zQcmuIa5ufn7s

[@bjmorris7414]

Austin?

[@tayojones9460]

Mankind was the best opponent for Undertaker

[@MS-it9vv]

He was the first believable threat to him, for sure. Giant men would face Taker, but they were just big... Mankind was like a different animal with a natural immunity to most of Taker's strengths.

[@airpegasus5167]

He Had The Most Chemistry With Foley, HBK, & Kane

[@rx_jaydot7532]

Him and kane

[@dubuyajay9964]

What about Kane?

[@kradz5172]

Undertaker was usually great with whoever he went up against (a compliment for 'Taker), but his matches with Mankind were fantastic. Mankind was a great character, especially early in.

[@becausegang7266]

If Undertaker and Mankind became tag champs that opening track would have been the theme 💯

[@semaannader9860]

This feud is my all-time favorite. It had everything from story to violence to entertainment to brutality to blood to two men trying to kill each other. There isn't anything like prior to this. It's just an outstanding feud throughout.

[@midniteryder_3-16]

Their feud in a way help slowly take into shape what we would see in the attitude era (the aggressive violence part).

[@maui3551]

Don't forget that this is the fued where Paul Bear made the betrayal to Undertaker

[@pamelamay7784]

Mick's first book "have a nice day" was the first book I ever bought, i read it in three sleepless nights, it had me in tears, I was 12 years old... Great video...need more Folly love 😁😁

[@SatoshiKong]

I still break out Christmas Chaos every Christmas Eve. One of my favorite traditions, lol

[@evanabbott2737]

I did the same at 12! I read it in middle school.😁👍

[@JacobG303]

I did "Foley Is Good" when I was 12. Loved that book

[@hooksncrosses3419]

Undertaker vs Mankind is one of the top rivalries in pro wrestling history. It's up there with Hogan vs Andre and Bret vs Shawn in my opinion.

[@TheWazperviz]

Undertaker and Mankind really made the feud work. Both superstars pushed each other to the limits

[@sparklegeist8345]

@@TheWazperviz it was a fun feud to watch. their first 3 ppv matches were great. i felt their characters began to change a bit after buried alive.

[@beenontopdraftpick]

Joe Whittle Agreed.

[@TheWazperviz]

@@beenontopdraftpick many would agree. May watch one of there matches back on the WWE Network now

[@superrobz]

This was such an underrated feud in my opinion, sure everyone talks about THAT match in 98but nobody really seems to talk about the rest of it. One of my personal favourite feuds of all time

[@kommissar.murphy]

I always loved the metaphorical side of this feud. Death,as we know so well, has always conquered Man, from the King to the Pauper, nobody has ever been exempt . But what about the Id, the true darkness, the insane thing from the boiler room? Death will always take Man. But what about.... MANKIND?

[@dangelolo2766]

beautiful narration my friend!🙏🏼

[@badbabybear1]

Their 90s feud is underrated

[@harveycryst222]

This goes under the category of "videos I didn't know I wanted to exist"

[@DEEDUBZ]

Was one of the best feuds ever. Im so glad to have grew up in the 90s to see all these matches from WWF and WCW

[@officalscw6314]

I like it how you do the rivalries as well as single superstars. Great video as always 👍

[@masterchef2965]

Its brilliant.. So much content

[@rashaadoneal2150]

So glad you did this, the whole rivalry is overlooked because of one match.

[@dominiquejones3805]

True

[@CaptHigdawg]

"Hopefully he would just beat him up" made me spit coffee laughing. Top stuff.

[@Khameleon269]

This was one of the craziest feud to have ever existed in wrestling history! It was a war that lasted longer than a year and it was so good and intense from beginning to the end... They don’t make feuds like they used to sadly!

[@yoviflores342]

YoaciNFLoResJaVieRHeRNaNDez 🇱🇷💀⚱️⚰️☠️😎

[@OGTrollTroll8]

This feud captivated me as a kid.

[@solascripturaPR1517]

Those interviews between JR and Mankind were amazing.

[@undertakergaming3908]

SummerSlam 1996 will haunt me forever...

[@Gotchism4Life]

I loved the Boiler Room Brawl from Summerslam. *Edit* My fav version of Mankind was when he wore the brown suit and used the black cover over his fingers.

[@ratedmgamer9819]

The feud that defined the 90’s for me. 2 horror themed characters going blow for blow in an epic feud and with epic matches. Great storytelling also. Both Taker and Mankind gelled so well together with in ring psychology and physicality. They knew how to tell a brutal and intense story and always brought out the best out of each other.

[@taydafranklin7800]

He was the undertakers best feud bar none!!

[@jamalsampson9519]

I actually enjoy the "Mankind" persona of Mick Foley. His best one yet!

[@blackedoutlabelent9800]

Cactus jack is the best for me

[@TheWazperviz]

@@blackedoutlabelent9800 I agree with Cactus Jack being his best gimmick. Shame we never saw Cactus v Undertaker

[@joshuasanders2136]

@Wasim Perviz I also believe that Austin vs Cactus would've been a better match than the Dude Love matches we got

[@JimboSlice702]

@@blackedoutlabelent9800 Bang! Bang!

[@ninefingerbandit9402]

Cactus Jack was the best

[@jmckdekalb316]

One of WWE's greatest rivalry.

[@jawa2685]

Fued that's forgotten????? This was a PINNACLE of my childhood hearing mankind squel like a pig. Undertaker manking boiler room brawl is legendary

[@jawa2685]

@Harvey McElroy I know that but wrestling bio said a fued that's sometime forgotten

[@kevinpayton2664]

I loved hearing Mankind squeal like that. It made the character crazier.

[@wezzbeet2923]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@wezzbeet2923]

The pigsqueal was epic haha

[@nanobluelectrobuzz9227]

That whole era was enjoyable. Wrestlers could be themselves. That’s why it was so entertaining.

[@y3ee3e]

the night after mania 12 when mankind incapacitated taker with the mandible claw, i was legit scared as a kid. LOL

[@right-wing_reactionarychri8798]

You apart of the groyper nation?

[@papdizzle88]

Same Here It Still Gives Me Chills

[@brianticas7671]

One of the best feuds of the mid 90s. This feud GAve wcw competition.

[@WarhawkBeyond2040]

When you think of history making rivalries, you obviously think of Stone Cold and Vince Mcmahon but when you think of a rivalry that not only made history but helped set the bar for a whole new style for the entire wrestling landscape, you think of Undertaker and Mankind. They didn't just have classic matches, they had legendary wars that spilled buckets of blood and left a pile of broken bones all over the world as well as creating moments that still get talked about to this day. For me the feud made Undertaker into a more serious and vicious in ring performer but also helped cement Mick Foley as one of the toughest men to ever lace up a pair of boots.

[@liquidgeorge]

Mankind and Undertaker had AMAZING chemistry together. I agree that the Boiler Room Brawl is an excellent and unique match for its time. I don't think anybody has brought out the best in wrestlers as much as Mick Foley. His 1998 work with Austin was incredible; he practically made The Rock, HHH and Edge as legitimate main event players; his 1996 Mind Games match with Shawn Michaels is one of the best WWE matches of all time; he got great work out of Undertaker and Kane. He will always go down as one of the most respected and unselfish wrestlers of all time.

[@ratedmgamer9819]

Can’t forget about his feud with Randy Orton also. He put over Randy big.

[@liquidgeorge]

@@ratedmgamer9819 I can’t comment on that; I tuned out in 2002. But I’m sure he was a great hand to help out a young Randy Orton.

[@MrBlockice22]

98 was the best!! That was one of the greatest matches of all time. Plus that was when I graduated from H.S. TY Mankind and The Undertaker!!

[@hibachiagent0249]

I loved mankind's "boiler room" theme or whatever it's called. I liked him with this version of the gimmick than the white shirt happy version.

[@sludgefactory241]

Damn I've had such a grin on my face watching this. Thanks for taking me down memory lane here. That was such good television back in the day man. Thanks again bruddah!

[@signoguns8501]

How old are you?

[@jayb.6685]

I remember i was eleven, i had to skip school to watch the boiler room brawl.

[@claybaxter3202]

same here

[@MS-it9vv]

We hear stories about how tough certain wrestlers are... Haku/Meng biting a guy's nose off, and fighting off 8-12 cops... Andre drinking 100+ beers in one sitting... etc. But damn: Mick Foley. That man's toughness was absolutely incredible, and we don't have to rely on backstage stories. We got to see that toughness right before our eyes, again and again. I'm happy for him that he's still able to walk (for now), and I'm really grateful for all the amazing things he put his body through JUST TO ENTERTAIN US.

[@chingalputo1769]

As a young kid Mankind cutting promos from inside a dark boiler room would legitimately have me scared 😂

[@rickyhunt4075]

The entire point of Hell In A Cell is that it will be a brutal match that will effect wrestlers careers for years. It should be used only in a hot feud with a long history between the wrestlers. It shouldn't be just a standard Pay Per View event like WWE has been doing for years now. It really should not be done at all in the PG Era because it's entire purpose is negated by the rating. The thing that made Hell In A Cell so special was that it was Brutal, Bloody, and Rare. WWE seems to have forgotten that.

[@freddyfree9195]

Top 5 greatest rivalry of the 90s

[@RC99_Productions]

I'd love to see more rivalry retrospectives like this. I recommend Undertaker VS. Edge from 2008, Shawn Michaels VS. Chris Jericho from both 2003 and 2008, and Rock 'n' Roll Express VS. Midnight Express from the 1980s.

[@mrowley7300]

Second the RnR Vs midnight express

[@hooksncrosses3419]

Undertaker vs Brock is good too. They've had a lot of matches over the years.

[@RC99_Productions]

@@hooksncrosses3419 Taker VS. Brock especially in 2002 was a great rivalry. Their first Hell In A Cell Match at No Mercy 2002 is, in my opinion, very underrated. An awesome match that no one talks about.

[@keama71]

RC99 Productions here here 🍻

[@ewoknips5154]

It always blows me away when they show pictures of young Mick Foley, I never woulda thought he was such a good looking dude back then

[@mr.mirchenstein6549]

It's crazy how many different match types were created for The Undertaker's feuds & story lines. Hell in a cell, 😈 The Biker Chain ⛓ on a pole match, Buried Alive⚱️The Boiler room brawl ⚙️ Inferno matches 🔥 Casket Match ⚰️ Concrete Crypt match, Body bag match....Just to name a few...

[@championz1184]

Inferno match for him and Kane.

[@michaelreddington658]

The absolute crazy thing is that after THAT spot, the match goes on to be literally one of the all time greats. I mean it was excellent leading up to the infamous spot but it’s almost like everyone forgets what happened after he was thrown off. Yeah it was a spot fest, death match kind of thing but it was just an absolute carnival of human destruction. Two of the all time greats for sure

[@jfaze5322]

All the attacks undertaker sustained he said wait until we get in that cell🤣🤣😂.

[@2024magaman]

Never will forget watching foley fly off that cage

[@fatcat8033]

One of the best feuds of ALL time !

[@ladarin95]

Met Foley in 2005 and told him his best feud was undertaker and his tag team with the rock was great

[@chrisscalia3746]

Who would give this video a thumbs down? Ridiculous. Awesome video, as always!

[@Spunjacked]

I live in Pittsburgh and attended that show. I turned 21 that day and as i was getting s***faced in the stands... The match of a lifetime was unfolding in front of me. Ill never forget that day. The Hell in a Cell remains the best match I'd ever see in person.

[@mildhelmwisun3115]

The Revenge of the Taker match is one of my favourites.

[@battlestarmarc]

Mankind Undertaker feud was great. Hell in a Cell was unreal.

[@ladarin95]

His best feud then Kane

[@mayavenuemisfit814]

This feud was excellent. I don't think anyone would deny that Mick Foley did just as much for the Undertaker as Taker did for him. After years of being in boring programs with guys who had little to no talent (probably with the exception of Yokozuna), the Undertaker saw a real resurgence when he began his feud with Mankind. They truly brought out the best in one another, and the fans know it. William Moody as Paul Bearer also most definitely deserves his share of credit as well. He helped enhance this rivalry, as well as 'Taker vs. Kane later on.

[@Large23collectibles]

I watched King of the Ring 1998 PPV live, the Hell in a Cell match was the scariest match I have ever seen.

[@tashrif46]

0:53 I dont think any real Undertaker fans will overlook the importance of Mankind/Mick Foley. Even Mark Callway knows that his feud with Mick really changed the way how people looked at Mark as a worker

[@Moxleygirl]

The Boiler Room Brawl I still watch constantly

[@CynicallyObnoxious]

Taker Mankind feud kicked off Attitude era change my damn mind

[@adampatterson5475]

Pillmans got a gun to me is what started it to me

[@CynicallyObnoxious]

@Devin Godfrey nah bud Attitude Era was in the early stages before DX was even thought of

[@horrorfan4-life689]

It started a more hardcore/brawling series of matches Idk if I would say it started the era but it definitely had its role

[@dubuyajay9964]

What about Austin 3:16?

[@desisdosis473]

​@@dubuyajay9964Same PPV as the first televised Mankind vs Undertaker match.

[@sosabravo]

Remember in 1998 at the King of The Ring Undertaker threw mankind off the hell in the cell on to the Spanish announcers table?

[@Michael_Chandler_Keaton]

I remember watching as this happened. It was shocking seeing Undertaker get dominated for such a length. Mankind had the upper hand for so long. It was awesome and surreal. Then Kane did it, and over the years various others, but this was the first time someone kept getting the upperhand on Taker.

[@enmija]

Mable did it for a little while in 95, even getting the only pinfall win over Taker since Hulk Hogan in 1991. But Mankind was the first to constantly beat UT over and over and actually made him look like an average man instead of the huge undead zombie he had been since debuting. Everyone was left completely speechless when Mankind earned that submission win at KOTR

[@Michael_Chandler_Keaton]

@@enmija Nah, Yokozuna did similar. That's just the standard "heel gets some rub before the face smashes him" storyline. With Mankind it was different. Taker looked vulnerable and defeated.

[@andrewkorner2167]

Mick Foley and Undertaker are both two of my all time favourite wrestlers

[@rci-mf2we]

Thanks for a great and informative video. Yours is my goto channel for wrestling history. I've especially enjoyed your clips about wrestlers outside of the WWE. I see a few comments about the rivalry of The Midnight Express and The Rock n Roll express--that would be amazing. I'd also like to submit Ric Flair v Harley Race or the history of Bruiser Brody. Please keep up the fantastic work.

[@jamesparks1895]

Thank you sir. It’s been a horrific week and this video marks the beginning of the turnaround. Much appreciated.

[@inigotaylor9401]

Been meaning to comment for a while, this is great channel. Precise and to the point. Keep it up mate.

[@EmperorKrow]

this was honestly one of my favorite rivalries, prolly cuz it was during my first look into wrestling, and also because it was between two forces that were so....different. Mankind seemed just nuts and having no fear of pain.....and Undertaker......well, he was "The Phenom", the "Dead Man"... Their feud was one of the best of all time. The 'Hell in a Cell' match was the icing on the cake, it was after their feud was wrapped up, but it gave it the ending it deserved.....and DAMN did Mankind go full force into extreme with his 'off the cell' and 'through the cell' "bumps". It ended their feud on a super high note and definitely shot Foley's career into overdrive.

[@bernardmcdowell2454]

Absolutely. Legendary. 2 Magnificent Icons.

[@heisensaul5538]

The BRB was the best part of SummerSlam 1996. If you go back and watch one match from that show, it should be this one. The HBK-Vader match was the biggest let down and this 100% lived up to the hype. It's still kind of spooky before Mankind attacks Taker to start the match.

[@movingman67]

For us that knew that that Mankind was Cactus Jack, we were super excited about Undertaker vs Mick Foley.

[@XxCleanUpBoyxX]

I saw Mankind vs the Undertaker at the Monday Night RAW Show in Berlin back in '96, on TV they had Interviews of both before their match and Mankind spoke perfect german, i never knew this, for me, that was totally awesome...

[@antonyturner6130]

Please do the Ministry of Darkness/Corporate Ministry story lines!!!! Please

[@deondredavis7736]

Yea 💯

[@crushthecrushermachinewwel6500]

Yes

[@evanabbott2737]

Yeah, that was cool....😁

[@billymincey3246]

Please most definitely

[@beenontopdraftpick]

The Undertaker vs Mankind, one of the greatest rivalries of all-time and one of my favs.

[@paulvercetti4489]

Definitely up there length and match wise but it would be great if he did Kane & The Undertaker's original rivary 1997-1998. That feud imo had some of the best promo and special effects work however it wasn't as great as The Undertaker & Mankind's rivalry match-wise.

[@beenontopdraftpick]

Paul Vercetti Agreed. Definitely some of the best promos in WWE history and during the Attitude Era. I think WWE should do a DVD release with both these rivalries, as they did with the Bret/HBK rivalry.

[@everett.debree]

This one was super memorable for me....surprised to go over it again and see it gets overlooked.

[@troystaunton254]

Dude your narration style has grown so much since this!!!!! You used to be so official and proper and now you have more of an authentic style in 2022. Great video, but it’d be so cool to see your more confident modern style

[@princeekeson12]

Best era in wrestling, with one of the best rivalries. LET'S ARGUE.

[@fthomason93]

That intro tho. Best wrestling channel on KZbin

[@Gotti17]

... What a feud... One of your best videos ... Mankind promo talking about JFK etc was one of the best ever...

[@maz5557]

That boiler room match just got me going bonkers...became a mankind fan from then on

[@FocusedFour]

This is the best wrestling channel by far on KZbin

[@xquisitered]

Mankind / Undertaker took wrestling feuds to a whole new level

[@Jonathan-bx4ed]

Thanks for the video as always it was awesome! Keep up the great work my friend! 👍🏻👍🏻

[@trevordavis5053]

You do a great job with these. I would like to see this as an hour or 2 hour documentary with highlights of the matches, promos, etc.

[@TheGreenBlazer]

I remember every taker/mankind match mentioned in this video minus 1 or 2 of them.I also seen the hell in the cell match on ppv and my jaw was on the floor the entire time aswell.I got chills down my spine when mankind was choke slammed through the cage and thrown from the top to the announce table.I legit thought mankind might’ve been killed by it.It even seemed like undertaker was concerned for mankind after he threw him.I remember thinking they must be insane to put themselves through that just for our entertainment.So much respect for both of them.Easily my most remembered match in wwf/wwe history.

[@scottmoreau5630]

This is the rivalry that comes to mind when I think about the Undertaker.

[@matthewflom9549]

This feud is what drew my attention to WWF early in

[@_maliciousoul3865]

Just tuning into your Channel and subbed. Great content this was one of my favorite rivalries

[@mrowley7300]

I have a soft spot for the boiler room brawl and the buried alive matches also great work on the intro song

[@DK-rh5sf]

Definitely,one of the best rivalries in wrestling Mankind and Under Taker.

[@Daewonnni]

I love your channel. It’s been one of my great KZbin finds!

[@irmaaguayo6175]

Awesome thanks yo one of my all-time favorite rivalry's 💀

[@-th1rty3-]

Pre-HIAC rivalry was enjoyable. Mankind vignette before debut creeped me out as a kid, I think it was at the end of the vhs or something like that. We watched the whole VHS, I think my dad went for a smokes and my brothers went to our room and I was completely alone in the living room, watching that vignette.

[@FocusedFour]

Anytime I think of an old match or moment bios has a video on it! So awesome

[@Waybacktimemachine00]

Great job as usual

[@gocanuckurself1]

One of the best feuds in WWF history

[@taylormademyself89]

Another great vid keep'em comin and ill keep enjoying them 😎

[@B33FY2011]

If you asked me for the 3 best Undertaker feuds in WWE, I would say Mankind, HBK and HHH. Yet another great video as always. Your content is all I wait for on KZbin now.

[@VMpastore]

Every time I click on one of your videos, I check see how many subscribers you have. I always hope that this channel will jump up thousands of subscribers every day, because you absolutely deserve it. Thank you for the content. It keeps me thoroughly entertained.

[@maui3551]

This was my favorite fued that Undertaker ever had seen this is where we saw the betrayal of Paul Bear⚱️

[@jaystilo8387]

Its an undertaker vs a guy who wont die......greatness is inevitable.

[@YoursTrulyThe1Pony]

One of best feuds of both Mick's(Mankind) and Undertaker's career