WrestleMania 36: 5 WWE Superstars who flopped and 5 who impressed

#1 Impressed: The Undertaker

The Undertaker looked like his old self yet again

The Undertaker initiated a feud with AJ Styles and the two were then involved in an intensely personal rivalry. The ‘Phenomenal One’ took it too far when he involved The Deadman’s wife, Michelle McCool. Irked by the audacity of Styles, The Undertaker brought the best of his glory days in his WrestleMania 36 match that also accounted for one of his best performances in recent memory.

We saw The Undertaker arrive on his bike and he got the better of Styles, proving that he was still the ‘American Badass’. Following that, Luke Gallows and Karl Anderson interfered in the match which gave enough time to Styles to attack ‘Taker and put him in the grave. But right before he could cover the grave, he found The Undertaker standing beside him.

The Deadman unleashed his ferocity upon everyone and ultimately, buried Styles to end the match before he got on his bike and rode off into the night. Undertaker looked stronger than his past few appearances and reminded the WWE Universe of his greatness that he once used to rule the roster.

It was incredible to see him look credibly strong and Styles was the best person to face The Undertaker in one of the most memorable matches in WrestleMania history.