Ranking The Undertaker's last 5 non-singles matches

The Undertaker is easily one of the most recognizable names in professional wrestling. The Deadman has left behind an unrivaled legacy in the WWE.

Not only did his career span over three decades, but he consistently proved why he is the best. Despite being way past his prime, he managed to put on great shows towards the end of his career.

In recent times, he has primarily competed in singles matches. However, that doesn't imply that he didn't compete in tag-team or multi-men matches at all.

Now that it seems he has genuinely retired once and for all this time, let us look back at and rank his last five non-singles matches.

Which of the following non-singles Undertaker matches do you admire the most? You are welcome to voice your opinions in the comments below.

#5 in our list of ranking Undertaker's last non-singles matches - against D-Generation X, Crown Jewel, 2019

WWE publicized a “last-time-ever” contest between Triple H and The Undertaker for Super Showdown in 2018. They were assisted by Shawn Michaels and Kane respectively. The Cerebral Assassin won the contest after Michaels interfered.

The Brothers of Destruction attacked D-Generation X after the match, setting up a dream match. The Heartbreak Kid came out of retirement to compete at the Crown Jewel premium live event.

The dream match didn't take much time to turn into a nightmare. Triple H was legitimately injured during the contest as he suffered a torn pectoral muscle.

There were a few ups during the bout as HBK pulled off some of his classic spots in the process.

Into the climax, Michaels gave a Sweet Chin Music to Kane followed by a Pedigree by Triple H. DX defeated The Brothers of Destruction in their only match. However, it would have been best for Michaels to stay retired, and this match should not have taken place at all.

#4. The Undertaker defeated AJ Styles and R-Truth and Andrade and Erick Rowan and Bobby Lashley - WWE Super Showdown, 2020

The Undertaker has been a regular feature at WWE's Saudi Arabia events. Among his various appearances at Saudi, one included him taking upon the last spot in a gauntlet match.

The Tuwaiq Trophy gauntlet match began with R-Truth eliminating Bobby Lashley, Andrade and Erick Rowan. Truth then tapped out to AJ Styles. Originally, Rey Mysterio was meant to enter last.

He, however, was attacked by The Good Brothers (Luke Gallows and Karl Anderson). The Phenomenal One then demanded the referee rule the match in his favor. The referee started a ten count but was interrupted when a video of the Undertaker beating Gallows and Anderson showed up.

The Deadman then took Mysterio's spot and gave a Chokeslam to Styles for the victory. Though the match was good, Undertaker's time in the match was extremely short.

#3. The Phenom entered The Royal Rumble in 2017

The crowd erupted when both Brock Lesnar and Goldberg announced themselves into the 2017 Royal Rumble. To add to the tension, The Undertaker showed up and announced himself as well.

At the event, The Phenom managed to eliminate four superstars, including Goldberg. He didn't win the event as Roman Reigns crushed his pursuit.

Though his appearance in the Royal Rumble was a shortlived, it was a perfect way to ignite a feud between Roman Reigns and The Phenom.

#2. The Brothers of Destruction defeated The Wyatt Family - Survivor Series, 2015

After Brock Lesnar defeated Taker at Hell in a Cell in 2015, The Wyatt Family entered and carried The Deadman out of the arena. They did the same with his brother Kane the following RAW.

Finally, a match between the teams was sanctioned for the Survivor Series premium live event. The event also marked the 25th anniversary of The Phenom.

Bray Wyatt and Luke Harper represented the family against The Brothers of Destruction. However, the brothers performed a double chokeslam on every Wyatt family member, including Erick Rowan and Braun Strowman.

The Last Outlaw pinned Harper at the end to emerge as the victor.

#1. The Undertaker and Roman Reigns defeated Shane McMahon and Drew McIntyre - WWE Extreme Rules, 2019

Roman Reigns was involved in a feud against Shane McMahon and Drew McIntyre in mid-2019. The duo outnumbered Reigns on an episode of RAW. Taker came to the rescue of The Big Dog, and a match between the two teams was booked for Extreme Rules.

It was a great match, considering the former World Champion's age. He performed exceptionally well in the match, with devastating attacks on McIntyre and McMahon. The Phenom eventually pinned McMahon to victory.

Following the match, Undertaker gave the nod to Reigns and exclaimed, "It's your yard now.” This turned out to be the last time he performed in front of a crowd in the US.