Titles Held:

USWA Unified World Heavyweight Champ (The Master of Pain)

USWA Texas Champ (The Punisher)

WWF Heavyweight Champion (3x)

WWF Tag Team Champion (5x)

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The Undertaker is perhaps the most feared entity in the World Wrestling Federation.

From his chilling entrance to the squared-circle, to the pain he inflicts on his

opponents, The Undertaker is by far one of the best athletes in the WWF. He has taken

part in all different, original kinds of matches. From: Hell in the Cell 1 & 2, Buried

Alive, an Inferno Match, the list goes on and on.

However, one accomplish that must be ranked at the top of the list is the Undertaker becoming

the WWF Heavyweight Champion. Even though he has done this only twice in his career, the Taker has had decisive victories over Hollywood "Hulk Hogan" & Sycho Sid in order to capture the gold strap. Plus, who could ever forget "The Unforgetable" Hell in the Cell with Shawn Michaels, and Hell in the Cell 2 with Mankind.

Another almost unheard of match, that would have never ever been thought of prior to the match

was: Undertaker vs. Undertaker. That's right, 2 Undertakers in the WWF. We'll that's how it was in the early 90's in the WWF. As we all knew it, there were 2 Undertaker's and the only way to settle this was for them to get it on in the squared circle. It was one of the most bizarre matches I have ever seen, and it will go down in history. However, the ORIGINAL TAKER won, however it took THREE TOMBSTONES to do it.

The Undertaker dazzles his fans with the many actions that he performs in the ring. It's not

just the same old sleeper here, dropkick here, the Undertaker actually goes to the top-rope,

walks along the rope and then comes down on his opponent with force. This move, for a man of

near 7ft 350lbs stature is usually unheard of, however not in the WWF. The Undertaker is truly

one of the best athletes in the world today, and continues to design and create new moves and

holds to amaze the average wrestling fan out there!!!!

In the summer of 98, the Undertaker and Stone Cold Steve Austin finally put an end to their

fued that had lasted for about 3 months. At first, Austin/Taker were actually TAG TEAM CHAMPS,

however, that relationship did not last too long, and Taker ended up siding with his brother

Kane. That is what leads us to Madison Square Garden, where Taker wrestled for the WWF

Championship. It was an excellent match and the Undertaker performed some awesome moves,

especially coming off of the top-rope, onto Austin(who was outside on an announcer's table).

In the end, the Undertaker lost, but he showed excellent sportsmanship by handing the belt

over with pride and dignity.

Although things seemed well at the time for the Undertaker, his wrestling career tok a wicked

turn. He created a power like no other, know as The Ministry of Darkness. Their plan was to

take out Vince McMahon's corporation. The plans of the Ministry were not to hurt, they were to

destroy. It all started when the Acolytes entered as a tag team, then they Mysteriously

captured the man we know as Mark Canubury. Later that month, the Undertaker commited his first

sacrafice, and the kidnapped man was from then on known as Mideon.More and more mebers started

to join, and the horror of this group grew bigger. The Undertaker had his eyes set on Stephanie McMahon, the daughter of Vince. The horror became reality as each week he threatened Vince McMahon, and with every week, the corporation and the ministry would have fueds all about. At this point in time in the WWF, there was no wrestling, this was a war.

Then came the saddest part of all, Shane McMahon, the son of WWF Owner Vince McMahon admitted

to setting up the whole deal, he already had contol of the corporation, and now he was part of

the minstry as well. This formed the Corporate Ministry, a force so powerful it cannot be

stopped, only contained. The Undertaker led this group of athletes and demons to the top, and

eventually got himself back there beating Steve Austin for the WWF Title at the Over the Edge

PPV.

Taker has done it all in the WWF, but he continues to move on, becoming more and more creative

as the times change. A man that's seven foot tall with supreme agility, and who is as fast as

lightining, The Phenom, uses his patented Tombstone Piledriver in order to make each and every

one of his opponents "REST IN PEACE".