One WWE star has numerical proof as to why he is superior to The Undertaker.
One of the most legendary performers of all time, The Phenom became known for his performances at WrestleMania due to his undefeated streak, which began in 1991 and went all the way to 2014 when Undertaker lost to Brock Lesnar at WrestleMania 30. Returning with victories over Bray Wyatt and Shane McMahon, the Hall of Famer would once again lose on The Grandest Stage to Roman Reigns in 2017. Ending his career on a victory against AJ Styles in 2020, The Deadman’s win/loss record at the event was 25/2.
At WrestleMania 40, SmackDown star Grayson Waller was victorious alongside Austin Theory in the six-pack ladder match for the Tag Team Championships. Unhooking the SmackDown titles, Waller began a streak of his own as he won his first match at Mania. As modest as ever, the Tag Team Champion has pointed out a statistic following his debut at The Show of Shows.
While appearing on The Bump, the Australian wrestler pointed out that he is undefeated at WrestleMania and The Undertaker is not. According to Waller, that means that he is better than the Hall of Famer and intends to remain undefeated at the event:
“Question, has The Undertaker lost at WrestleMania? He has. Has Grayson Waller lost at WrestleMania? [laughs] No, which means that I’m better than The Undertaker. I think I’m the greatest WrestleMania competitor of all…has Shawn Michaels lost at WrestleMania? I haven’t lost at WrestleMania. Dude, I think I’m the greatest WrestleMania competitor of all time. 1-0, championship. I couldn’t lose at WrestleMania. I don’t know what it feels like. I’ve never had to experience that because I’m undefeated at WrestleMania,”
The Undertaker Discusses His Own WrestleMania Appearance
The Hall of Famer also briefly appeared at the WWE event as he was a part of the Bloodline Rules match and attacked The Rock to even the odds. Discussing his shock appearance in Philadelphia, The Undertaker revealed when he got the call to be a part of the show.
H/t to Fightful.