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#1 Shawn Michaels vs The Undertaker (WrestleMania XXV)
Despite the marketing for the show being all wrong and the main event of the show, Randy Orton vs Triple H being fairly boring and not fitting its stipulation, it was home to what many consider the greatest match in the history of WrestleMania. And while I hate to end this list rather predictably, I can't lie.
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This was just a perfect wrestling match and although The Undertaker nearly died halfway through, it was filled with glorious moments throughout. Everyone thinking Shawn Michaels was going to break the streak, his moonsault, being caught and finally pinned by a tired Taker. This was so great.
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The fact that these men managed this feat of having a match this good whilst both in their 40s, they truly are two of the best wrestlers ever. And again let's all just be thankful Taker didn't die. It was a close call.
