5 WWE Superstars who got better with age

#1 Four-time WWE Champion The Undertaker

While The Undertaker was always incredibly mobile for someone his size, he was constrained by his character at the start of his WWE run. His in-ring style was much more measured and his movements were reminiscent of an undead creature from a horror film.

Some of the early Streak matches against the likes of Jimmy Snuka, Giant Gonzalez, King Kong Bundy and Jake Roberts were largely forgettable. The Phenom eventually started to expand his arsenal and became one of the most reliable in-ring workers in WWE.

In fact, The Undertaker had his best WrestleMania matches when he was in his mid-40s. He had the best match on the card for five consecutive years, from 2009-2013, when he wrestled Shawn Michaels, Triple H, and CM Punk.

Even though he eventually held on for too long, The Undertaker managed to end on a good note. The Boneyard match with AJ Styles at WrestleMania 36 was a pleasant surprise and found the perfect balance between elaborate action sequences and larger-than-life elements.