10 Things fans want to see at Wrestlemania 35

#9. The Undertaker

The Undertaker before he cut his trademark locks.

For a retired guy, The Undertaker sure seems to see a lot of action. While the WWE legend is mostly used for high profile, prestige events, such as the Greatest Royal Rumble and the Super Show-Down, there's one event that has his indelible mark upon it; Wrestlemania. This is because of his unparalleled winning streak at the event, which stood for 21 years until a man named Brock Lesnar handed him his first WM loss.

Many fans don't realize just how long and illustrious of a career Undertaker has had. Prior to being the Deadman, he wrestled under a mask as the villainous Texas Red. He was also known as the Punisher, an ex-military operative who was nigh unstoppable, and of course, he was called Mean Mark Callous in WCW, where he teamed with Dan Spivey as part of the new Skyscrapers team.

But it was as the Undertaker that his career truly began to soar. While initially a villain, Undertaker's work ethic and technical prowess won over the crowd, and he has largely been a babyface ever since.

Much like John Cena, having Undertaker participate in a Wrestlemania just makes it feel more special, and fans are holding out for an appearance by the Deadman at this year's event.