What is one of Undertaker's biggest low point's in his career ?

Question

From the top of my head I would say being eliminated by Maven in the 02 Royal Rumble or losing clean to The Great Khali in a terrible match at Unforgiven 06.

What about you ?

Answer 1

There was a long time after Taker's biker gimmick where he turned heel and lost a lot of steam.  He was almost nonexistent on the show, and really played no role in any major storylines.  I always felt that was his low point.

P.S.- Taker didn't kill Bossman.  That's such a stupid and ignorant rumor.  I'd also like to add that the kid who was involved in the Mass Transit Incident did NOT bleed to death, but died of gastric problems later in life.  People need to check their facts before they make assumptions.

Answer 2

Out of the two you mentioned, it's losing to The Great Khali.

However, I believe Undertaker's had much lower points, especially the ones mentioned by Charlie Mic. When he had to face multiple big men that could barely work a good match, that was when Undertaker was at his low. However, that doesn't make The Great Khali exceptional in any way.

I didn't mind him being eliminated by Maven. It was only the Royal Rumble, and I thought that was a good surprise to add in. It's not like Maven dominated him and eliminated Undertaker with a Military Press Slam.

Answer 3

1. lost to Maven

2. lost clean to Khali

3. hung the Big Boss Man

4. fued with Dallas Page

5. WM vs and old Snuka

honorable mentioned: the undertaker vs undertaker match

beating david flair half to death

waiting for HBK after the HBK/Austin match to beat up HBK if he did not drop the belt

Answer 4

Having to face Giant Gonzales

Answer 5

The time he had to wrestle with a mask and when the Ministry of Darkness became the Corperate Ministry.

Answer 6

I would say from late 1992 - 1994 to be honest. During this time, he worked with some AWFUL in ring workers like Kamala, Giant Gonzalez, Crush, Fake Undertaker, Mabel (who's now Big Daddy V), he just had an awful few years there for a while. I would also say your choice of the Great Khali loss is another one. The Maven thing wasn't so bad because if I remember right Taker went back and kicked his *** lol.

Answer 7

i think that in the early-to-mid 90's, Undertaker played the same "role" in the company that HBK plays now;  he was fully expected to get other guys over (Kamala, The Giant Gonzalez, Bossman, etc) Then when Maven eliminated him, that was a new low point but i consider that to be the writer's fault.  They kinda pushed Taker into a totally unbelievable feud with a guy who really couldnt carry Takers' jockstrap, and it came off as really stupid. He's a legend, though, I love the guy.  

Answer 8

i would say just losing to maven and losing to khali clean

both were terrible

oh and when he covered bearer in cement

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Answer 9

THat Undertaker v. Greath Khali match was actually at Judgement Day 2006, atleast the one i think you're talking about.

And there was some help Daivari in the match, but near the end, Undertaker shoulda been able to win.  

THis is one of the worst moments for Undertaker.  Khali just stepped on the Undertaker for the pin.  

That Maven one wasnt even as bad as this one.