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#1 Kane and The Undertaker agree that Roman Reigns should have ended The Deadman's WWE WrestleMania streak

The Brothers of Destruction documentary on the WWE Network was, as expected, an insightful viewing experience that brought several previously unknown stories to light.

Kane shared his initial reaction after watching Brock Lesnar break The Undertaker's streak at WWE WrestleMania 30. The Big Red Machine felt that the match's finish was messed up, and he was hoping that the bout would get restarted.

Kane also admitted that "he was mad" when he saw the streak end at WWE WrestleMania 30.

"My reaction, when I was watching, I thought the finish got messed up. I was like, 'they're going to restart the match or something because something got screwed up.' They didn't. I walked out of the room. I was literally so mad about it. I know that the streak wasn't something that anybody had ever planned, and it was just something that had kind of organically evolved, but it had become a part of WrestleMania lore at that point."

The Undertaker revealed that he was informed about the streak ending on the day of the WWE PPV. The Deadman thought he was going over, but Vince McMahon changed his mind during the day. While The Undertaker felt that Lesnar didn't need the win, he accepted the WWE boss' call.

"I got to the arena that day, and I was going over. I mean, we had gone back and forth, and when I showed up, I was going over. Through the course of the day, Vince would come to me and say that he's changed his mind. Man, I was like, 'Okay, I don't think Brock needs it, but at the end of the day, it's your show, it's your call. If you're sure about it, then that's what we'll do."

The Undertaker went on to add that he expected a younger Superstar to end the streak, before naming Roman Reigns.

"I thought there would be somebody, like Roman Roman would have been, I think Roman would have been fine."

Kane also agreed with The Undertaker in backing Roman Reigns to have been the original pick to break the iconic streak.

"Yeah. I just feel that it would have made a Roman, you know, it would have put even more luster on that."

What do you think? Who should have broken the streak?