5 WWE Superstars The Undertaker never faced at WrestleMania

In a sudden announcement that delighted wrestling fans all around the globe, WWE has confirmed The Undertaker will be inducted into the Hall of Fame. Some of the greatest superstars are inducted into the Hall of Fame, and The Deadman's inclusion was inevitable given his unrivaled legacy.

There are various reasons why he's one of the greatest to ever set foot in a squared circle. His WrestleMania streak is perhaps the biggest thing to happen in pro wrestling and truly defines who he is.

Over the years, The Phenom has squared off against the likes of Kane, Edge, Batista, Triple H, Ric Flair, Shawn Michaels, and many more to defend his streak. However, there are a few top superstars he never faced at The Showcase of the Immortals.

On our list, we'll discuss five WWE Superstars who The Undertaker surprisingly never faced at WrestleMania. These superstars may have been a legit threat to his streak as well.

Which of these names do you think should have squared off against Taker at WrestleMania? You are welcome to voice your opinions in the comments below.

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#5. Stone Cold Steve Austin

Steve Austin was one of the biggest stars during the Attitude Era, and so was The Undertaker. While the two titans crossed paths on numerous occasions, not once did they have a match at WrestleMania.

Though The Undertaker and Austin had a rivalry, it wasn't personal because The Deadman usually fought against The Texas Rattlesnake under Mr. McMahon's command. Thus, it's understandable why the two never faced each other at The Grandest Stage of Them All.

While the streak is already tremendous, a victory over Steve Austin would've been mind-boggling to say the least. Maybe Stone Cold could've ended it years before it was globally popular.

What could've happened is a query that'll never be answered simply because the two never collided at a WrestleMania.

#4. Kurt Angle

Since his WWE debut, Kurt Angle has been a dominating rival to all main eventers. He had a back-and-forth rivalry with The Undertaker during late 2005 and early 2006.

The Phenom returned to Royal Rumble 2006 and broke the ring with his supernatural powers when Angle was in it. This led fans to believe the two titans would lock horns at that year's WrestleMania.

However, that match didn't happen, and Taker faced Mark Henry instead. The match didn't happen anytime in the future either.

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#3. Bret 'The Hitman' Hart

Bret Hart and The Undertaker didn't have much of a rivalry except in a few title matches. Hart was mostly featured in the World Championship Convention and Taker kept on taking big men in fights. Thus a WrestleMania bout for these two never came to life.

One of the greatest matches the two had was at Summerslam 1997. Bret Hart emerged as the victor and bid farewell to the company later that year, putting a halt to expectations for any WrestleMania match against The Phenom.

Though Hart returned to WWE in 2010, he wasn't in his physical prime and never crossed paths with the soon-to-be Hall of Famer.

#2. The Rock

The Rock and The Undertaker are two of the biggest stars in the history of WWE. However, as was the case with Steve Austin and Bret Hart, The Rock mostly contested championship matches.

Meanwhile, The Phenom is one of those stars that didn't last long in the title picture. Thus, The Rock and The Deadman never crossed paths on The Grandest Stage of Them All.

The closest they came to having a WrestleMania match was in 2002. However, The Rock fought against Hulk Hogan and The Undertaker battled Ric Flair at WrestleMania that year.

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#1. Hulk Hogan

When The Undertaker made his way to business, Hulk Hogan was the biggest star in the industry. It didn't take The Phenom much time to conquer The Hulkster as he defeated him for the WWF Championship the second year after his debut.

However, this match didn't transform into a full-fledged feud, and a WrestleMania buildup never came to life. Taker became a star from there on and built his streak but never fought Hogan at WrestleMania.

It can be argued that there would've been no streak had he faced Hulk Hogan at The Showcase of Immortals in the earlier stages of his career.