The Night The Streak Died..

[@WrestlinGifs]

I honestly feel like this is my best video ever, in terms of production and editing. From the clips, the transitions, the music. Everything. So I really hope you guys enjoyed. Let me know what you guys think❤️❤️

[@Buzz852]

Hey pav

[@DazRinko]

keep going bro! You’re one of my favorite KZbinrs

[@ashtunlacey3407]

cant wait to watch then!

[@theitfactorjameswheezer2852]

Got u bro, much love you’re one of the best wrestling KZbinrs on here

[@liamcarlquickfall2541]

I 100% agree! Very smooth transitions and great content!

[@thetruej7872]

Undertaker's streak broken was the most shocking thing I've ever seen in wrestling history

[@pleaseshutup7053]

The pipebomb the most shocking I’ve seen live

[@martyscurllisinnocent4324]

Bruno Sammartino losing the WWWF championship: Pathetic

[@pleaseshutup7053]

@@martyscurllisinnocent4324 WWWF lol so old they got 3 W’s

[@Jajshshshs]

Roman going to lose his both titles is bigger than this

[@martyscurllisinnocent4324]

@@Jajshshshs bahahahahahahahahahahahahahaahahahahahahahahahahaahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaahhaahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha You're kidding right?

[@Miltypooh2001]

as kids we feared the undertaker but as adults we love him, he's one of the most iconic wrestlers in wwe from his slow sick intro to his Deadman persona, I was sad when brock lesnar broke the streak, the look on the guy standing by the fans was one of the most shocking moments

[@megawatts-jq5xm]

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[@330wiz7]

I remember meeting him when I was a kid. He was signing autographs somewhere. But I just remember being absolutely amazing at how big he was. I couldnt even comprehend it. He was literally a monster. Good times

[@Miltypooh2001]

@@330wiz7 I remember trying to take a picture with him after his match with Shawn Michaels he's a great guy

[@HardcoreHolly15]

Great take man, I couldn’t have said it better myself

[@nemopouncey3827]

the biker one wasn't even scary he was just intimidating an mean.

[@omarvazquez3355]

Undertaker should have retired 25-0 and he would forever have been a mythological figure who couldn't lose at the grandest stage of them all.

[@EliasRoy]

It would be actually 27-0

[@conejosshop443]

he Said it himself that he had no plans of retiring with the streak in tacked, he's from that school of men that wanted to go out on their shields

[@DracoSuave]

Undertaker was of the belief that you go out putting someone over. Undertaker was the one who decided that was the time to end the streak, and so they did.

[@conejosshop443]

@DracoSuave incorrect, in his broken skull interview he Said "when I came in that day the streak was going to keep going, once I was in my dressing room, I saw Vince come in and I told him "the streak is over right?, the decisions was made that day by VINCE"

[@DracoSuave]

@@conejosshop443 Are we talking about interviews from 2022 where he shows the regret of hindsight or interviews closer to where it happened?

[@MistahJay7]

This streak is what made the 2011 SVR career mode where you created your own character and went up against Taker at WrestleMania my favorite story in any of the games. I swear they even gave him super powers in that cause getting that 3 count was tougher then usual.

[@darieonFGC]

Legendary

[@BLAKDANGER]

Is my copy of the game broken ? Opponents get pinned after 2 moves. That ruined the whole game for me

[@amplifier464]

I remember beating him in my first try as Dolph ziggler as a 9 yrs old It didn't feel that hard the first time but for some reason after that he became too op for my 9 yrs old ass I couldn't beat him even after using Kofi who is better than all of the chracters given for the story

[@user-zk1zq7bi5n]

@@BLAKDANGER u gotta up the difficulty

[@BLAKDANGER]

@@user-zk1zq7bi5n Lol I did

[@EvanTakesNoLs]

I remember I was shaking when the streak was over. I don’t think that shock can ever be replicated in WWE or all of pro wrestling.

[@pleaseshutup7053]

They wasted it on Brock lesnar 😂

[@tgon5153]

In my opinion it shouldn’t have ended ever

[@EvanTakesNoLs]

@@pleaseshutup7053 if it wasn’t for that, “big dog” Roman would of ended the streak instead tho

[@DougieYT]

The Undertaker was my favorite wrestler, it legit shocked the holy hell out of me, I refused to believe it😂.

[@pleaseshutup7053]

@@EvanTakesNoLs or cena imagine cena cheating to beat the streak and starting a heel run. Damn

[@mgtwrestling123]

To think that after Brock Lesnar defeated Undertaker to end the streak a fan on the front row yelled "U SUCK" is just crazy😂

[@pleaseshutup7053]

That’s why I love wrestling fans

[@darieonFGC]

Yo I went back to the match and heard that shit and bust out laughing for like 21 mins 😂😂

[@justinterry7853]

Lol the most funniest moment ever

[@mgtwrestling123]

@@justinterry7853 search MGT WRESTLING

[@cjvaye99]

fcking mark 😂

[@Emper0rH0rde]

Knowing what we know now, it's a miracle Undertaker was able to walk out of that arena under his own power.

[@mannyblackstar]

What happened?

[@PhantomVcTs]

@@mannyblackstar he got a concussion during the match

[@pleaseshutup7053]

@@PhantomVcTs usually concussions don’t stop you from being active especially your first concussion wrestlers and athletes get concussions all the time and still want to play

[@CantRead1]

​@@pleaseshutup7053I think it's the fact that he even knew where he was going in the first place.

[@Emper0rH0rde]

@@CantRead1 According to Mark Calaway, he figures he was acting purely on instinct from the concussion onwards. To this day, he still doesn't remember a single thing about that night.

[@scoleman9848]

I was in the Superdome (my only in-person Wrestlemania). When the ref's hand hit for the three count, the crowd seemed confused and didn't really know what happened. After several moments of confusion, the big screen in the Superdome flashed "21-1" and there was a really loud collective gasp. That was when everyone there finally realized that it wasn't a mistake. I've never been in such a big crowd that was so quiet.

[@kazuhasgloves]

damn, this was and still is a moment that I'll never ever forget..

[@pleaseshutup7053]

I wish I could

[@BanjiStillLoading]

it's literally burned in my brain exactly where i was, my exact thoughts, the sound every single thing it's one of u just had to be there moments

[@hunte5748]

It's impossible to forget, you just can't

[@yugeshs2397]

A lesserafim stan in a wwe video, what are the odds lol

[@aaronatkinson177]

I'm with you all

[@MMM2K24]

It's a tough call, I remember wanting Brock to win because nobody expected it. On the other hand, the streak meant a lot to Taker and him keeping it would have been good too. I guess you can't have it both ways. I didn't really know how special the streak was though.

[@MMM2K24]

@@nloAKS Yeah I agree

[@HB448]

The problem with Brock winning is. The streak only matters if it’s a streak. He didn’t NEED. To beat taker

[@Geojr815]

I feel like if Taker retired undefeated at Wrestlemania, he would be known by many as just that “wrestlemania guy”

[@ignorehypocrites]

Same I wanted brock to win and break streak..brock lesnar is a champion,he was also a champion in ufc.Brock breaking the streak was good,he deserved it he is the beast

[@kingsupreme1532]

​@@HB448 at the time brock was the biggest wrestler upcoming Cena was out of the scene due to hate from fans when he was a babyface Others were already booked Undertaker was getting older Fans were expecting it to become 22-0 Vince made the right call by changing it 21-1 because if you don't understand, Undertaker was aging, and his body wasn't that much immune to the damage anymore That concussion at the mania is literal proof of it Vince had the correct idea of how to send Shockwaves through the whole wrestling community.

[@melio_das4543]

There was a higher chance of world ending than Undertaker not kicking out 😂

[@akhilnarayan5392]

Especially in 2012 😂

[@Aymyanimelover]

Nawl faxx

[@ko-rp7ge]

Lmao

[@hhtptai]

I will never forget this night as long as I live. I was fourteen, sitting with my grandma on the couch and we were both wearing our bright green John Cena shirts. When the ref's hand came down for the third time, we couldn't believe it. The pure shock resonated with us. My mom, who didn't even watch wrestling anymore was shook. My grandma started crying and there was a visible vibe of "What the fuck" in my living room that night.

[@noahsarch3702]

I think there was a visible vibe of WTF? Around the world that night. 😂

[@hhtptai]

@@agentdorito8511 were you there?

[@isktj8343]

@@agentdorito8511 I’m Sayin 😭

[@provinggroundswrestling9039]

I didn't see Wrestlemania 30 live but I was scrolling through Facebook at the time and saw a wrestling page post "Brock Lesnar defeats The Undertaker at WrestleMania" and i could not believe it. I remember sitting on my bed and I looked at my dad and said "Undertaker lost" and we could not even process Undertaker losing at WrestleMania. Wrestling never shocked me like that before or after.

[@CelestinaakaClonaClox9999]

"What a time it was to be alive" is like your trademark quote.

[@IXSymbioticxTrevXI2019]

The Streak should have never ended

[@trewilliams8411]

Agreed smh 🤦‍♂️

[@darthbroda]

I still maintain that the streak shouldn't have ended. There was no good way to end it, certainly not in a match with no bigger storyline like the previous ones had. It just felt like they ended it for the sake of it. If they never could have figured out a good way to end it there would have been nothing wrong with Taker retiring undefeated at Wrestlemania

[@user-qc7hr4my7r]

A majority of people feel the same way.

[@LouisCentrella]

I don’t mind that the streak was broken but it was done in a bad way. They should have had Taker pick up a couple more wins and then have him face an up and coming star in like 2016/2017 and have that be his retirement match. Imagine him being 24-0 and facing someone like Rollins, Bray Wyatt, McIntyre, or Braun Strowman and one of them getting the win after a grueling match. Then Taker retires and doesn’t have to have any below par matches with the mystique gone. Brock didn’t need to get that win he was already established and it could have helped create a new star in a huge way.

[@kentajin7860]

@@LouisCentrella then Roman is the only one to beat him first!

[@LouisCentrella]

@@kentajin7860 I don’t think it should have been Roman because he was always going to be pushed regardless to be the top guy.

[@kentajin7860]

@@LouisCentrella the other names you mentioned aren't worthy of beating Taker! Roman and Brock being the only two superstars to beat Undertaker at WrestleMania was a great decision by Vince McMahon!

[@namenamename390]

The question "should the streak have ended?" is so incredibly hard to answer. On the one hand, if Taker could survive his match against HHH in HiaC, then there was basically nothing sensible that could ever defeat him at Mania. On the other hand, the fact that the streak has ended stopped it from being the sole thing that defines his legacy. Taker has done so much more than the streak, it would be a shame if he was primarily remembered as "the guy who never lost at Mania". If I could rewrite history, I would've let him retire at a clean 20-0. He really didn't have anything more to prove after that match. Especially now after Mark Callaway has talked about his career, it becomes hard to watch his last matches knowing he pretty much was in constant pain. But even though this might be _my_ ideal end to his legendary career, I can't say if it's objectively the best way to end it.

[@RaytheGrayt]

Undertaker even during the last ride documentary told HBK that he should've left with him after their match. After the triple h "end of an era" match with the three standing on stage together was the perfect end. He didn't need anymore, and that was probably the last great performance we saw. Of course only he knows his own body and it's limit but as a fan that's what I saw and thought. And you're 100 percent correct of Undertaker being so much more than just being undefeated at wrestlemania. I remember in 98 watching him as his prince of darkness era, at his absolute peak as a character and already knowing he was legendary. As far as the streak ending, Cena had already been established as the biggest face of the company and it could've turned fans even more sour on him for not needing it, and all of the newer guys beating him and not living up to expectation, or leaving like cm punk did would've been a gigantic waste. Brock was the only one that could've done it as he still had more left in the tank, had history with him, the credentials, and it was long term booking as Taker didn't know how much longer he could go, with Brock pretty much inheriting his phenom status as the main event guy that wrestle as an attraction. I think the match not being good is what deep down truly bothered people. Had the match and build had lived up to their other matches it would've been alright.

[@quezgang]

No it shouldn't have been broken brock didn't need that win

[@farlonmuentes6004]

undertaker was so iconic that i didn't even realize that this guy hasn't held a title for so long. many stars needs to have a title to stay relevant but taker didn't need that.

[@Unc654]

Facts

[@trewilliams8411]

Man take me back to the glory years of my life my childhood was amazing I remember growing up watching the undertaker streak and I literally thought he was a dead man a reaper I was believing everything people were saying and once the streak died it nearly killed my love for professional wrestling 😢

[@pleaseshutup7053]

Bro your glory days have yet to come

[@trewilliams8411]

@@pleaseshutup7053 life and WWE it will never be the same again

[@pleaseshutup7053]

@@trewilliams8411 what a sad sentence

[@shawnmichaels568]

I remember watching this match live, I was just shocked as the crowd. Undertaker made WrestleMania bigger than it is. The build ups, The matches he had, The crowd. Nobody would have ever though the streak would end like this. It's been 8 years and I am still shocked just thinking about it.

[@badbabybear1]

I was in the crowd that night. A moment I will never forget. We in the audience could tell the match was lackluster and that Undertaker wasn't his usual self. Plus, we had gone through a lot of the card by then, including Bryan's match against Triple H earlier. A lot of the crowd, myself included, were emotionally exhausted by this point. When the ref counted three and we realized Lesnar ended the streak, my friends and I were in complete disbelief. There was a stunned silence in the Superdome. We thought it was a major botch by the ref. I quit watching wrestling shortly after this. I don't think the streak should have ever ended. Some things should stay intact and keep a legacy. Ultimately it didn't benefit any long-term wrestling storyines or give a new star a rub. What's really disappointing is how underwhelming the build to this match, and the actual bout, were. The streak's end deserved way more gravitas beforehand. In retrospect, this signaled how inane and poroly thought out Vince's creative and business sense became.

[@Irfy2717]

Same I left watching WWE after this moment. Undertaker losing was the last straw for me. We all know its scripted but to tarnish his legacy was just wrong. Not looked back at wrestling since as I saw it as major disrespect.

[@nonstickmeat]

What do you mean it didn't benefit any long-term storylines? Brock became a super monster that destroyed everyone after that. The Undertaker was a once a year attraction that only had a few left and that power was sent to Brock who demolished everyone after that point and ended up being the monster that Roman Drew and Rollins overcame at Mania which cemented their stars. As sad as it was it was the right choice.

[@nonstickmeat]

@@DerHalbeEuro because it was artificially dragged out for 21 years and when it ended people got surprised genius

[@PBLightning145]

@@nonstickmeat Brock didn't need it.

[@PBLightning145]

@@nonstickmeat no

[@thealjohnsonshow2188]

8-9 years later, it's still one of the most polarizing debates ever in wrestling.

[@kelvin19888]

I will never forget hearing Michael Cole saying "The Streak is over" something I'll never thought I will never hear, I remember when The Streak Began

[@jonaslorence]

Thanks for producing dope content as always! Hope we get also more Storytime with Pav.

[@daymonharris8696]

To me this was the end of an era for wrestling, Sure Danial Bryan winning the Championship At XXX was amazing, but seeing one of my childhood heroes lose one of his most valued accomplishments was bitter sweet.

[@DougieYT]

The ending is only the beginning of the next chapter, Taker’s streak ending made an epic continuation in the rivalry of Brock Lesnar and Taker in 2015.

[@pleaseshutup7053]

@@DougieYT 2002 was epic between Brock vs lesnar. 2015 was the geezer trying to get revenge

[@kentajin7860]

@@pleaseshutup7053 their HIAC match was incredible!

[@RatedRRaj]

Its funny how Brock ended up winning nearly every single match though lol. I think I may be wrong and hopefully someone can correct me but I think Taker only beat him at Summerslam? And then Brock went on to beat him again in the Hell in a Cell 🤣🤦‍♂️

[@kentajin7860]

@@RatedRRaj SummerSlam is the only time where Taker beat Lesnar, which is crazy to me!

[@dkj4593]

I remember watching this match live, and being so shook when the ref's hand hit the mat for the third time. The Undertaker was and has always been goated at WrestleMania. I truly believed that he would either retire with the Streak intact or that the day he lost, he would retire. But his loss to Lesnar came so completely out of left field, I had no idea what to think. It's truly one of those moments that will never be forgotten.

[@DougieYT]

Legit the saddest day for a 10-Year-Old me In 2014, The Undertaker was my all time favorite wrestler in the damn world and his streak was beyond iconic, he had done it all in the streak, vanquished heels, won world championships and etc, 10 Year old me never thought Brock Lesnar would conquer and defeat The Undertaker and his powers, I was so sad for a while after that😂.

[@El.Nigga.]

Bro you didnt even watch any of the streak if you were 10 lol.

[@quameakbarnes]

All We Remember When The Streak Was Over Was The Dude With The Glasses With The Shocked Look

[@pleaseshutup7053]

And undertaker getting concussed

[@kevinwilson7804]

I was there when Taker lost the streak. It was surreal in the Superdome. I can’t put it into words how I felt in that moment.

[@sreegk106]

I hated that the streak was broken, but boy did have an impact! I didn't watch the match, but got to know it the next day and I was shocked. Imagine seeing it happen live! One the most unforgettable and emotional WWE moments for sure.

[@QAmodb]

I was only 14 years old when the streak ended. I remember going to school the next day and everyone was talking about it (even the non-wrestling fans). The goosebumps I had when it ended and just the way time froze made it such a cool experience. It sucks that newer generational Wrestling fans won't get to experience these legendary moments. And even though I'm no longer a wrestling fan I still hold moments like these close to my heart.

[@BearDenProductions]

Man, I remember I was speechless when that three count hit. 7 year old me could not believe what I saw...like if you would have told me that Undertaker loses at Wrestlemania, I would have thought you were crazy. Great look back at what was part of a legendary career, Pav!

[@glowstonemike]

You were only 7?

[@oceanshrugs9235]

Imagine being like 26 and seeing that after watching a lot of the streak...

[@Hajun554]

@@oceanshrugs9235 yeah i feel like for the kids who grew up in the 90s and stuck with the undertaker since the beginning of his career would've done a lot of damage. they grew up on the undertaker and the streak would've ended when they were in their young adult - adulthood. damn, i only started watching wwe when i was 11 and im 18 rn, but i can't even understand how much that would hurt if i grew up on the streak since the beginning just for it to end like that

[@BearDenProductions]

@@glowstonemike Yup. I got into WWE a year prior in 2013...little did I know how big my fandom for wrestling was gonna get over time.

[@flexonnembixthh7679]

Damm bro I was 11 when dey made taker lose da streak WWE wrong fa dat

[@nickmann1628]

I just realized its 9 years since the streak ended, it will be a decade next year... how quick time passes man. it feels just like yesterday when the streak broke

[@QTIP_AU]

it’s absolutely insane that this streak was alive longer than I have been. The Undertaker was always my favourite wrestler and he deserves all the love he gets.

[@Strangepete]

Jim Ross mentioned Taker being undefeated at Wrestlemania even during his first match against Kane at WM 14 1998. And Jim Ross frequently referred to Undertaker as being the absolute greatest ever in 1997 too. Which is so wild.

[@treyvonwilliams]

I remember being so in shock when the streak was ended.

[@yungquezz6584]

I remember being there, it was my first time going to a WWE match in person. You had to be in the dome to feel how everyone’s hearts sunk when Taker didn’t kickout

[@RAEder016]

Pav Bro I enjoy every single video you post from the production to the editing the score in the background especially the commentary every single time. You the 🐐 Pav.

[@CammyTheSportsEntertainer]

April 6th 2014: The death of the streak. Our childhoods died that day too. :(

[@thetruej7872]

Shawn Michaels was the only one I wanted to beat the streak. Unfortunately he retired on my 10th birthday.

[@pleaseshutup7053]

Traumatic and lit bday at the same time. Wm26 Was a good one tho

[@thetruej7872]

@@pleaseshutup7053 Wrestlemania 26 was good

[@mannyblackstar]

I was about to cry but you then said your 10th bday 💀💀

[@thewalnut4017]

@@mannyblackstar why

[@skullreaper8115]

I cried 💔

[@ashtunlacey3407]

the first Wrestlemania I watched live was 30, I never truly got to see the undertaker defend his streak

[@dacechasinghawk3910]

Without a doubt? Your best video. Loved hearing your personal insight. From someone so young. LOL ya, I'm old.

[@WrestlinGifs]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@rajodu1052]

Randy breaking the streak made the most since of anyone his nickname is literally “the legend killer”

[@bb2757]

I’m kinda mad that i had stopped watching wrestling when this happened. This was a moment that felt like was meant for people like me who grow up with the streak, and sadly I missed the ultimate moment 😪

[@Neto_Mods]

My boy pav back with a Banga afta Banga 🔥🔥🔥

[@Saint_Svadhisthana_Sahasrara_1]

Absolutely fantastic video, it really made me emotional (which I was not expecting) Great job brother!

[@hunte5748]

The streak coming to an end will forever be the most heart breaking moment in WWE history for me

[@nickberenguer2247]

Vince’s worst decision he’s ever made

[@boxinggladiatorz9904]

That one guys face is the main thing i always remember😂😂😂

[@twiztid571]

I love your videos mate. You put this moment into perspective beautifully 🙌🏻

[@popatmuhammed3850]

2014 WrestleMania was my first,I started watching WWE from 2013 survivor series,when the Undertaker lost I didn't understood why it was written 21-1,now I am understanding that it was the most shocking moment in my wrestling history.

[@KweZandiNetwork]

This still gives me goosebumps to this very day I still get tears to my eyes when i think about the streak

[@rey-qv3gn]

As a fan of the undertaker, I never wanted the streak to end but as a fan of wrestling as a whole, it makes sense to end it. Man was getting too old 😔

[@saintdan1565]

I remember watching with my dad at a wing place, playing Mania 30. I was so in shock man. Watching since 2005, I never thought it would’ve ended. But I gotta agree with Vince. If not Lesnar then who? I say it was the right call, but Taker retiring with the streak was also a good option. Another banger bro. Thanks for the dope content 🙏

[@Emper0rH0rde]

Taker's age was catching up to him. It could have been somebody else, like Chris Jericho. Imagine Y2J bragging about *that* the next evening on Raw. But I've made peace with the result. Wrestling is boring when the heroes win all the time - which is why so many people, including myself, got so sick of John Cena - and when any result is a foregone conclusion, the audience grows bored. The end of the streak was a Wrestlemania moment that people will talk about forever, not unlike Shawn Michaels ending Ric Flair's career. Both matches were in the same vein; like Flair, Taker's age had taken its toll on him, and he was in the ring with a wrestler who was in the best shape of his life.

[@skyblaze2156]

@@Emper0rH0rde God no JERICHOs ego bragging about ending the streak would be as annoying as.."I beat the rock and Austin in the same night"..plus look what Jericho has become in AEW and WWE hen you look back alot of his shit isn't even that good.

[@Shallowballow]

Should have been kane like wtf

[@Shallowballow]

Or even cena wtf

[@Mr.Championator]

I wish I experienced the streak. I was too young to understand what the streak was but man was it something special. Something like this will never ever be replicated.

[@psychmilli]

i was at wrestle mania 28. i was around 10 years old. seeing the end of a era match live was one of the greatest memories i will ever have. that match was amazing man. when hbk hit the sweet chin music to the pediagreee mane the whole arena thought the streak was over there! shit was intense and an amazing match.

[@alec2000]

This date and moment truly hurts me. When I saw this for the first time, I legit couldn’t believe it. I thought this was a botch or mistake, but when I found out it was real, I was beyond shocked and questioned everything. I truly felt like Lesnar shouldn’t have been the one to end it and should’ve been a new and fresh talent that could’ve capitalized on this win to build themselves, but nope. It also made me question what WrestleMania is gonna be like now as without the Streak, it felt like the spirit of the brand was gone, and while we had great Manias like 31, 37, and 38, they still don’t hit the same compared to when the Streak was alive. Truly sucks, but it’ll always live on forever with us.❤️👍✊

[@pleaseshutup7053]

It was a terrible decision I wish it didn’t happen

[@DougieYT]

What made matters worse for me was that I was a 10 year Wrestling fan and The Undertaker was my favorite wrestler, shit had me sad and shocked😂.

[@pleaseshutup7053]

@@DougieYT as an undertaker fan who did you think should have beat the streak?

[@DougieYT]

@@pleaseshutup7053 Honestly I never really thought about it, I guess we just really got so used to Taker reigning supreme at WrestleMania that we never really thought about it, but there are some worthy candidates.

[@123dan165]

Hey Alec how u doing?

[@glorystar4808]

I never was able to truly appreciate taker or the streak cuz I wasn’t alive by then. But after going back and watching most of his streak matches I understand why it was legendary. IMO I think it was the right call to end it because I think it was clear that Taker couldn’t do this for much longer. I feel like what could’ve made the match 10 times better would be 1. Taker not getting a concussion and 2. Building up Brock more before this match like give him the win against Cena and HHH.

[@kashanegreen8090]

How old are u

[@pleaseshutup7053]

What a terrible take. Brock is Brock you don’t need to build him up

[@TrialzGTAS]

I wasn’t watching WWE in 2014, but it was still emotional that a hero went down like this.

[@X-UP-and-DOWN-X]

I remember being in 5th grade for Shawn Michaels upcoming retirement WM match. I remember how much hype THAT kind of match received. Streak VS Career. We were a few away from approaching 20-0, but we were desperate to watch because we weren’t sure. The fact that Vince chose to give it to a guy who didn’t need it, and a guy who is no where near as revered or accomplished as the guys before him, speaks a lot about his lack of understanding of the business as the years passed by. After the ruthless aggression era, Vince really lost sight of the company…

[@RatedRRaj]

Vince needed the right person for the job and he got him. A heavyweight UFC champion speaks all the marbles and that was their perfect draw. Why would he pick a has been like Shawn Michaels over someone like Bork Lazer to end the streak? HBK was practically done at that time whereas Bork still had/has many years left. They had to pick someone who would go down and be remembered as the one to have ended the streak *forever* . At the time I didn’t think Bork was the wisest choice however looking back at it now makes complete sense, UFC heavyweight champion, a massive draw that gets buys, still young, many years left, talented. Randy Orton was actually offered to end the streak back at Wrestlemania 21 in 2005 but he refused out of respect for Taker. Now Bork on the other hand just doesn’t give a F lol.

[@X-UP-and-DOWN-X]

@@RatedRRaj I completely disagree but I respect your perspective

[@markie2xx]

I always thought Kane or nobody should end it. Whats your opinion on if Kane ended it?

[@RatedRRaj]

@@markie2xx I know you asked the other guy but for me personally if Kane were to end it then it should have been by 2004. Ending it afterwards would have been meaningless since thats when the streak became a 'thing' mostly. The longer the streak went on and on meant they had to use someone really worthy to be remembered as the one to end it. At that time there were a lot bigger draws than Kane and they needed the right man for the job. Remember we're talking about ending Taker's streak here which is more prestigious and greater than winning a world title; or at least that's what they made it out to be like due to the fact they gave the streak a whole whopping 21 victories. Superstars like Kane, HBK, HHH, Cena etc are all established anyways so it wouldn't have really added all that much to them. Lesnar on the other hand had a huge stint in 2002-2003 but that was it really. He returned much later on but they needed something to give him some kind of 'ooomph' if you know what I mean (lol 😂), and ending the streak was it. But that's just my opinion and take on it anyway because that's how another guy explained it to me and it made a lot of sense to me.

[@TippedScale]

@@RatedRRaj what if triple h ended it

[@chillpenguin_yt]

I LOVED this vid it was so good!

[@thomashester2]

I love that you brought the receipts of no one predicting the Streak to end

[@dc_galaxy1416]

The streak was so special it had grown men crying. Like man......that was a night I'll never forget.

[@quameakbarnes]

My Heart Just Stopped When The Referee Hit That 3 Count

[@OsmosisMiller]

I remember watching this mania with my best friend and his family. And he predicted Brock winning. We all looked at him like he was crazy. When he won, we were shocked. He remains one of my all time favorites in WWE. Great video man. This is your best work

[@Emper0rH0rde]

I read somewhere that the "shocked Undertaker guy" as he is known - his real name is Ellis Mbeh - was actually rooting for Lesnar, but never thought he would actually win.

[@TheCountdownSNipeZ]

Kinda trippy just rewatched the ending to this match this week lol dope upload man keep it up !

[@ImStillLandy]

Man I been waiting for an upload! No pressure on you though, produce your content at your speed. I'll continue to watch. Keep it up! I'm somewhat new to wrestling like 2013 so you've caught me up on a lot of the past. You're great bro, much love ❤️

[@Brey]

I mean it sucks that the streak ended, but I think it was a good move. Without that moment we wouldn't be able to have such shocking moments in recent times of sports enterainment wrestling. I mean there are still some highly talked moments, but I'm talking about major ones. And plus, that question "If Brock can't beat him, then who can" is a very good question. Undertaker has gotten old, and while Brock wasn't young young, he's still very athletic. I think losing the streak became a natural thing because The Undertaker was no longer at his prime, and him defending the streak became tougher. Also Undertaker and Brock go way back to Ruthless Aggression days so it's not like some random new guy ended the streak. I think it was a good move. However him losing to Roman I don't support. Should've been Triple H or nobody in 2017.

[@markie2xx]

I stand by if anybody beat him, it should be Kane as Kane was literally brought to the WWE in order to defeat Taker

[@Brey]

@@markie2xx yea kane could've been one too.

[@alliii51]

Could’ve been wyatt as well

[@secludedsnail3424]

@@markie2xx if it was to be Kane, it should’ve been wrestlemania 20, Kane’s lost to Taker twice at wrestlemania so for Kane to be the one to end it would look stupid on the company’s part

[@austinshighlights6918]

My dad was there. He always wanted to see the Undertaker wrestle at wrestlemania. This was the only one he ever saw live. He said when the ref counted 3 he thought it was a mistake.

[@sardaarji249]

I seriously thought that the refree messed up the count what a great moment

[@Pheonixrising24]

The day i stopped watching WWE..

[@benespinosa6725]

This was shocking and historic all at the same time since this was the first Wrestlemania on the WWE Network the main Event was awesome my reaction when undertaker lost was that my Jaw was on the floor.

[@jumpman2326]

It’s a good day when wrestling gifs upload a video!

[@themainmanphi1246]

So you're telling me, The Undertaker went old school using his walking at the top rope signature move while he didn't know where the hell he was? And he didn't even knew he went old school. Damn, Mark.

[@anonymous...871]

Thanks for this masterpiece vedio...

[@richardwattersonsolosanyve7351]

The streak was the greatest thing they still had going, and he lost it to a guy that didn’t even need it. And they still had the audacity to keep showing the counter every wrestlemania after just to remind you he lost

[@bigbadfriezacorp1329]

I was felt like when the streak died, a little bit of the mystique of wrestlemania died with it, not saying wrestlemania is stale or anything but that lil bit of excitement knowing you had a guaranteed streak match every mania was dope!

[@GenericNPCommentary]

This moment is the final nail in the coffin that killed my childhood

[@theincrediblex273]

It was so shocking. I still have ptsd from it

[@radezki5237]

this is the most heartbreaking moment in wrestling history

[@acceptable1609]

When the streak was broken I was shocked. I didn’t believe it at first because I didn’t watch WM 30 live I was denial that it was done. I got on the computer after school that day and looked it up and was completely shook.

[@pleaseshutup7053]

😂😂 for a whole day you were in denial. I love it.

[@acceptable1609]

@@pleaseshutup7053 I refused to believe it I thought everyone was joking 😂

[@pleaseshutup7053]

@@acceptable1609 I understand I went through the same thing when Eddie died I heard it at school I was like nah you lying Eddie is gonna be in the survivor series tag match then when raw opened I started crying immediately.

[@NZGam1ngYT]

I still remember this clearly to this day. I was there when that moment went down. I have NEVER heard an arena so silent, but for a split second, when the ref counted 3 it was quiet. No music, just silence. Rewatching the broadcast, they cut the crowd chants out. There were chants of "We want refunds" and "This is BullS*it" that started up. It took a good 15 seconds for the 21-1 logo to pop up. People were asking each other if they botched the count. I got up and went to use the bathroom after the ring was cleared. There were so many people talking about rioting. Alot of people actually left the arena after that.

[@retro2485]

Man when I seen that happen I was mad as hell and Almost through the phone that was a crazy night.

[@painvillegaming4119]

Wrestling hasn't been the same since

[@filmshow_7615]

I was there at the super dom live when the ref hit 3 the entire stadium went radio silence for over a minute you could literally hear a pencil drop until Lesnar’s music played I could still hear Heyman yelling at Lesnar “Brock you ended the streak!” This will always be the most shocking bizarre moments that I ever experienced as a wwe fan because growing up me and my friends always had speculation every wrestlemania season of who we thought would end the streak but we never thought it’ll actually happen, like I’ve said seeing this live was an emotional experience for a wwe fan.

[@jaybarbieri8619]

I was there too. Do you remember hearing the air conditioning starting up during that silence?

[@deadguysuperstar]

I’ve been there for it all from the beginning of his career to the end. I will never appreciate another wrestler as much as I do the Undertaker. And the crazy thing about the whole thing is he stayed in fucking character for 30 YEARS!

[@adonisx82]

it's amazing how many times that one 😳 guy ( you know the one ) shows up in pictures of the streak end match

[@Sbournazian1]

When this happened I was about 8 I only watched his hhh match with Shawn as the ref live and the cm punk one live, my dad had a ton of his Wrestlemania matches on dvd so I knew how important it was and even though I really only understood it for like 3 years at this point it still shocked me I remember my heart just stopped I was shocked when the ref hit 3 because to me undertaker was unbeatable at Wrestlemania there is no stopping him and this was before i knew it was even scripted and beleive it or not I was glued to the tv this entire match unlike my dad who was on his phone with his friends over 😂 but I remember being shook. I remember the room the atmosphere everything when it happened. I also wanted batista to win the world title that night so bad and I don't remember why but I was upset Daniel Bryan beat him I didn't hate Bryan but I was a big batista fan lmfao

[@Cn-bi3nb]

Hey

[@Sbournazian1]

@@Cn-bi3nb what's up

[@pleaseshutup7053]

Hey

[@theeartk]

It shouldn't have ended, he should have retired with it

[@DonVal86]

Glad to see the streak broken. As other wrestling veterans have stated “No one gets to ride off into the sunset.” If Taker wins every Wrestlemania by default, how is that really different from Hogan’s “Doesn’t work for me, brother.” clause.

[@xanderball8869]

bro hit taker with a stray shot with the crackhead line😂

[@tgon5153]

The night our childhoods were ruined

[@StitzzMusic]

i remember telling my friends at school my uncle worked at the wwe and i said brock would win they didnt believe me until the streak died and when the streak died i seen them at school and they thought i actually had a uncle who worked at wwe lol

[@pleaseshutup7053]

Paul heynan spoiled it

[@suepritt3955]

That’s so sad and I just can’t talk about i’ll cry

[@NeverTHOUGHTofIT]

Bro explains WWE history like it's Roman Empire falling

[@RichEssay]

My heart dropped when he lost bro I was with my friends and I was holding back tears 😂 the rest of the show didn’t even matter to me after that i went outside and lit one up 😂😂😂😤 worst day of my life

[@potatabit]

I remember back in 2013-2014 when 2k14 was new and the beat the steak mode was a thing, my brother was playing and trying to find out who can do it? He thought: Brock. He was fast and strong, and he won. Later at wm 30, it was brock who won. He predicted it on accident. I still hate that. The streak never ended. Not to me.

[@WWFX-PACTV]

It’s easy to beat the streak I win it every time with any character

[@jovar.3649]

What made this even worse is how quickly the streak was broken. It felt like a 5 minute match. Also, you'll never convince me that that particular fan wasn't a plant

[@SoggyHotDoggy]

The Streak ending is one of those things that just kind of made time stand still like Foley getting thrown off the cell in the 90s. *Nobody* saw that coming at all.