Ranking every gimmick The Undertaker has had in WWE

#4 Big Evil

An underrated part of his career

This was a vast improvement over the American Badass character for The Undertaker, and all it took was a simple heel turn. 'Taker had been an 11-year veteran at this point, demanding respect from the fans that he felt he did not get. It was refreshing to see Undertaker play a heel in this fashion.

He had turned into a salty veteran who would bully anybody on the roster. Some of the things he did as 'Big Evil' include increasingly uncomfortable beatdowns of Maven at the 2002 Royal Rumble and David Flair in the lead-up to WrestleMania 18.

Undertaker turned face when he showed Jeff Hardy respect following a brilliant WWE Title Ladder match against the relative youngster. He went on to have excellent title bouts against The Rock and Kurt Angle in a triple threat, as well as inside Hell in a Cell against Brock Lesnar, putting him over clean.

The Undertaker remained the brawling old veteran, taking on all comers. He faced off against other up-and-comers such as John Cena until the gong came calling again. 'Taker would be buried alive once again, before returning to his dark roots. However, Big Evil remains one of Undertaker's most underrated personas ever.