5 Undertaker records in WWE that may never be broken 

The Undertaker has been seen as one of the biggest stars in WWE for three decades. The Deadman only recently made the decision to hang up his boots as part of The Last Ride documentary, which aired earlier this year on the WWE Network.

Undertaker made his debut in WWE back at Survivor Series in 1990 and has since trailblazed through the company, leaving some impressive records in his wake. It's hard to see any current or future WWE star leaving the same kind of impact on the company as the former six-time World Champion.

The Undertaker has left quite the legacy behind following his retirement, as well as some records that many believe will never be broken.

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#5 The Undertaker has competed in the most Hell in a Cell matches in history

The Hell in a Cell pay-per-view has become an annual affair over the past decade. Fans most recently saw Randy Orton and Drew McIntyre take each other to their limit inside Satan's Structure.

WWE made their fanbase aware that this was the eighth time The Viper had stepped inside the cell. However, he still has many more matches to compete in if he ever wants to equal The Undertaker's record.

Back in 1997, when Hell in a Cell made its debut, The Undertaker wrestled Shawn Michaels in the first-ever HIAC match. He has since gone on to compete in 14 matches, in which he has picked up eight victories.

The Superstar closest to The Deadman's record inside the Hell in a Cell structure is Triple H on nine appearances, closely followed by Randy Orton on eight. CM Punk is then next in line on five, closely followed by Mick Foley, Shawn Michaels, John Cena and Roman Reigns. They have all been inside the cell on four separate occasions.

#4 The Undertaker holds the record for the most consecutive wins at WrestleMania

The Undertaker's streak has become one of the most talked-about undefeated streaks in the wrestling business over the past three decades. Even though it was something that began without the foresight of it becoming one of The Deadman's biggest legacies.

The Deadman and WrestleMania have become synonymous over the years. Even though he has faced defeats at the hands of Roman Reigns and Brock Lesnar, he still holds the record for the most consecutive wins at WrestleMania.

The Undertaker kicked off his WrestleMania streak on his birthday back in 1997 and has since gone on to record 22 wins at WWE's biggest show of the year. The Deadman has gone on to defeat the likes of Shawn Michaels, Triple H, Randy Orton and CM Punk along the way.

The only star closest to The Undertaker's record is John Cena, who has won 10 matches on The Grandest Stage of them all. It's highly unlikely that any Superstar will be able to go 22 years undefeated at WrestleMania in the near future.

#3 The Undertaker holds the record for the most SummerSlam matches

The Undertaker may have made his WWE debut at Survivor Series, but it appears that SummerSlam was the event where the former World Champion was able to shine the most.

Over the years, WWE fans have made the connection between The Deadman and WrestleMania. However, many fans have forgotten the impact that The Undertaker has had on SummerSlam throughout his career.

The former six-time World Champion has wrestled more matches at The Biggest Party of the Summer than any other Superstar with 16. He's picked up 10 impressive victories.

The star closest to equalling this record is Randy Orton with 15 matches, but The Viper has won just seven from that total. On the flip side, Edge has wrestled just 13 matches at SummerSlam and picked up 11 victories.

It's worth noting that at present, both Randy Orton and Edge are in a position where they could be part of next year's SummerSlam event. It'll be interesting to see if they are able to equal or even break this record in the future.

#2 The Undertaker has had the longest career in WWE history

Since The Undertaker announced his retirement back in the summer of 2020, there have been many current and former stars claiming there will never be a star like The Deadman. The Phenom has had the longest career in WWE history, having performed at least one match a year for the past three decades.

Undertaker debuted at Survivor Series back in 1990 and has continued the same career for over 30 years. In that time, he's been seen as The Deadman and The American Badass, before coming full circle and bringing back the former later in his career.

He's amassed some of the biggest records in the company's history, won the Royal Rumble back in 2007, and became World Champion on six separate occasions.

There are already rumors that his recent retirement could be shortlived. However, whether The Deadman has hung up his wrestling boots for good or not, he has ensured that his name will always be in the history books.

The Undertaker is a sure-fire WWE Hall of Famer and someone that the business will never forget, nor replace.

#1 The Undertaker has made the most WrestleMania appearances

The Undertaker may hold the longest undefeated streak in WWE history when it comes to the company's biggest show of the year, but this isn't the only record that The Deadman holds at WrestleMania.

The former World Champion has also made the most appearances at WrestleMania, only missed three WrestleMania's in his 30-year career.

The Deadman has been present at 27 WrestleMania's between 1997 and 2020. Earlier this year, he wrestled AJ Styles in a Boneyard match, which could've been the last match of his lengthy career.

The former World Champion has wrestled some of the biggest names in the business on the grandest stage of them all. He was closing in on the record for the most consecutive appearances at the biggest show of the year too, before he missed WrestleMania 35.

His "brother" Kane currently holds the record, having appeared at 19 consecutive WrestleMania's. It's a record that The Undertaker would have equaled, had he been part of WrestleMania 35 back in 2018.