10 things fans would love to see in the WWE Museum if there was one

7. Undertaker's Wrestlemania 33 gear

Gone but never forgotten.

While Shawn Michaels might officially be known as 'Mr Wrestlemania' amongst wrestling fans, but many of them would argue that no individual better personified the spectacle of Wrestlemania than The Undertaker.

For 21 years, the Phenom of WWE went undefeated on the grandest stage, beating some of the company's biggest names in the process. Even after his winning streak was broken by Brock Lesnar at Wrestlemania 30, Undertaker's involvement at Wrestlemania was still a pretty big deal. Earlier this year, WWE's newest poster boy Roman Reigns went face to face with the "Prince of Darkness", and for only the second time in his career, Undertaker was pinned to the mat for the three count.

After the match, Taker left his iconic gear in the middle of the ring, including his hat, gloves and coat, while the audience in attendance were all chanting their appreciation. This was a symbolic gesture that seemed to signify his retirement. If this really is going to be the Deadman's last match then these items of clothing would go perfectly on a display at a WWE museum along with walls and walls of information about his legendary career.