The Undertaker is finally pulling back the curtain on one of WWEs most talked-about moments the end of his legendary WrestleMania undefeated streak at the hands of Brock Lesnar.
Speaking on his Six Feet Under podcast, the Deadman admitted he didnt want the streak to be broken and neither did anyone else. After dominating WrestleMania for 21 straight victories, Undertakers run came to a shocking halt at WrestleMania 30 in 2014. But according to him, the decision wasnt his.
When fans ask why he agreed to the outcome, The Undertaker says theyre misunderstanding how WWE works. He clarified that while he technically had a choice, in reality, it wasnt really up to him.
He then threw in a darkly funny scenario if he had refused to lose:
Despite not agreeing with the call, Taker ultimately accepted it out of respect for the business and for all those who put him over throughout the years to build The Streak.
Adding to the surreal nature of that match, The Undertaker says he doesnt even remember it a result of the concussion he suffered during the bout.
Despite the loss, Taker would go on to wrestle five more times at WrestleMania, ending his career with a record of 25-2 on the grandest stage of them all. The Streaks end may have shocked the world, but for The Undertaker, it was simply a decision he had to live with.
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