A look back at the 'Buried Alive' matches in WWE

Arjun R
Buried Alive matches are one of the most violent WWE has to offer
Buried Alive matches are one of the most violent WWE has to offer

4) Vince McMahon vs The Undertaker at Survivor Series PPV, 2003

At the No Mercy PPV, McMahon interfered in a WWE Championship Biker Chain match between the Champion Brock Lesnar and Undertaker, helping Lesnar retain the title. On the subsequent Smackdown show, General Manager Heyman booked a handicap match, with Undertaker facing Brock Lesnar and The Big Show, with the stipulation that if he won, Undertaker could choose to face any superstar at any event. Undertaker won the contest. As a fallen Undertaker laid in the entryway, McMahon began screaming at him, saying that he would never be WWE Champion again as long as he was alive and that he demanded to know what kind of match Undertaker would seek now that he could pick anyone to face at anytime. The injured Undertaker told McMahon that he would be competing in a Buried Alive match at Survivor Series. Assuming Undertaker would choose Lesnar as his opponent, McMahon continued to berate him by saying he hoped that the then-WWE Champion would bury him “six feet under”. Undertaker then snatched the microphone away from the owner of WWE and declared that he would not be facing Lesnar in the match, but instead would face a stunned and angry McMahon. Ultimately, McMahon won the match after interference from Kane.

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