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The Undertaker was a damn star for over 30 years as such he put up his aura being the phenom and when someone beat him, forget about it.

When it was done in the right way there's like he so-and-so was transformed, how could they not be?

It's why WWE would often use the legend of the Dead Man to build a feud around and also why sometimes it fell right on its face.

Just pushing someone into a program is not a one-stop solution for success, which is why I'm Simon Browatt,

so please do hit that subscribe button and this is 10 wrestlers the Undertaker couldn't get over.

10 Shane McMahon

A weird one to start, I grant you, because when Shane McMahon returned in 2016, he was crazy over.

A couple listened to that comeback pop from Raw, it was like the rock and stone cold had morphed together to become the stone and somehow all the fans were aware.

The reaction was nuts. The problem was that when it came to WrestleMania 32, there just wasn't much demand for a Shane Omak Undertaker hell in the sale.

The result seemed predictable, the proceeding storyline was rushed and didn't make any sense, and the match itself was overly long and kind of dull.

I don't think that was the plan.

It was always going to be tough as McMahon was often portrayed as a warrior of sorts in his belts, but that meant taker had to sell for him as such and that didn't fly.

This was the phenom at his pay-per-view, you gotta tread carefully, otherwise people would just regret what you're putting out there, and they did.

The Dead Man still did the best he could and Shane's diving elbow off the top of the sale was truly bonkers.

But it didn't work. Not many people were going back to watch this even more so on Raw the next night, when the stipulation of a man running the show was ignored, and we'll let him do it anyway, even though he lost.

Great, benign Mark Henry.

Mark Henry took a while to get going, but when he did, he was just the best.

His whole of pain run was excellent fun, but when WrestleMania 2 rolled around, the world's strongest man was still trying to find himself.

As such, once again, no one ever thought he was going to break the undertake of streaks so the anticipation was lost.

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