The Undertaker Finally Reveals 7 Matches He Refused To Lose

The Undertaker's seven refused losses have finally been revealed, and at first, they make him sound like one of wrestling's worst backstage politicians. For years, people whispered that he had so much power that he could refuse to lose whenever he felt like it. They said his famous WrestleMania winning Streak, a run of twenty one straight wins, became more valuable to him than any championship belt. A title can change hands overnight. The Streak was different, and some fans believed The Undertaker protected it all by himself. Then, on his own show called Six Feet Under, The Undertaker finally opened up about the one loss that fans had wondered about the most. He talked about the night he lost to Brock Lesnar, ending the Streak for good. He said, plainly, that he did not want the Streak to end. He said the choice came from the very top, from Vince McMahon himself, and that he followed the order anyway, even though it hurt. That single memory changes how we should look at the other six stories still ahead of us. And if you think a legend deserves credit when the full truth finally comes out, use the Hype feature and give this video some Hype as we open the first case together. Here is the real truth hiding behind the title of this video. The Undertaker was not a selfish star who always got his own way. Most of these seven stories actually show something much better than that. They show a locker room leader who earned real trust. They show a company treasure that other people chose to protect. They show a man whose friends and rivals often shielded him quietly, without him even knowing it. To understand this, we need to go back to 1991, the year a young Undertaker won his very first WWF Championship.