Will undertaker ever be defeated at WrestleMania?

Answer 1

to my full understanding the undertaker will not loose at any wrestlemania, also he will some day retired, but he should be rememberd as the legends that neverd lossed at wrestlemania also check out wwe.com to get more information about the undertaker and all wwe legends, hall of famers, former superstars, and present superstars.

Answer 2

no most people think that hbk will and that the undertaker has 3-4 years left in the business with is last match at mania vs ted dibiase sortive coming full circle as his father the million dollar man bringing him into the WWE

Answer 3

I do not think Wrestlemania 29 is where the Undertaker will retire. He is facing CM Punk, who, is a great wrestler and will for sure go down in history, but, he hasn't got the big status that wrestlers such as Triple H or The Rock have. If The Undertaker were, for example, to retire at WM29 I do not think that it will have the same affect as if he retired against somebody, such like Triple H. If he will retire in the future undefeated? It is very uncertain. 'Taker's streak could very much last for ever, and every Wrestlemania another guy will fall to his streak, but, when the time comes when he wants to retire, his retirement match should be one that has dignity. He shouldn't face somebody such as John Cena or CM Punk, as good as they are, but instead face somebody such as Triple H or Shawn Michaels (again). It would be nice to see him retire undefeated as it shows his accomplishment throughout the WWE, however, if he retired lets say 25:1, it lets the WWE Universe know that the Deadman is finished. But let the guy lose with dignity!

Answer 4

No the Undertaker has never lost at Wrestlemania

Answer 5

The Undertaker Is Undefeated at Wrestlemania But Not In Singles Competition

Answer 6

no way in hell, but the Triple H has a chance on beating undertaker because he has fought him in 2 years so, he has some experience so, the percentage in beating undertaker is 75% to 25%.

Answer 7

Yes