*The Undertaker - WrestleMania X*

Didn't Taker ask to take that time off though?? I thought it was cause he just had a son and was trying to deal with some nagging injuries.

Yeah, that was my intention. Almost as if he didn't have that elaborate sendoff angle at Royal Rumble and simply lost the match to return say a few weeks later.

I’d happily forego the Doink match and have Taker face Bam Bam Bigelow. If the Rumble angle went ahead as planned, could have Taker take revenge on Bam Bam for his involvement. Would have been good for Taker to have a decent big man match at WM. Bam Bam would certainly hold his own in that match.

Of the guys possibly available, Bam Bam would have been the best choice. But the WWF was building the Doink/Bigelow feud up for months, so I doubt they just throw away the payoff match at WM. With that probably being the case, Adam Bomb seems to make the most sense. He was a big guy who they were trying to build as unstoppable, so I could see Taker going through him at Mania. I do like the idea of Taker going through all of the guys that put him in the casket at the Rumble during 1994, then finally facing Yokozuna at the Survivor Series at the end of the year. If that's the case, he could beat the lesser-known guys on Raws and Superstars throughout the year and face the bigger names at the PPVs. I could see Adam Bomb at WM10, Bam Bam Bigelow at KOTR94 and Crush at SSL94. He could beat guys like Double J, the Headshrinkers, Kabuki, and Tenryu on Raws and Superstars. I probably wouldn't have Taker face Diesel just yet. After the Royal Rumble, they seemed to be pushing Diesel to be somebody, so having Taker come in and beat him during that run might not have been the best thing to do. They could have saved it till after Diesel became the IC champion, then have Taker challenge him on a Raw. The match kind of ends in a double-DQ, this way Taker gets his hands on Diesel, but he doesn't beat him.

wasn't that more or less his storyline against the million dollar corporation? just without the stuffing him in the casket part though

Taker had a pretty rough road between 1992-1995. His angle with Jake could have had legs, but obviously got derailed once Roberts left following their WrestleMania VIII match. After that, things got messy for a while.

He spent the remainder of that year in a one-sided feud with Kamala that resulted in a grand entrance at SummerSlam, but two unremarkable PPV encounters overall. Turn to 1993 where he was put up against the incapable Giant Gonzalez for about nine months before having the sendoff angle against Yokozuna at the 1994 Royal Rumble. I actually enjoyed that match and consider it one of the lone bright spots of this stretch.

When he returns later that summer, you have the brutal Underfaker storyline which spawned off into a very long and very monotonous 15 month feud with Ted DiBiase's Corporation that concluded in the fall of 1995.

Let it be known, I absolutely love this era of The Undertaker, but man he had to endure some really lame feuds and mediocre opponents during that run.

Easily.Great chemistry. Not surprising since they were close IRL

I could've done without Savage and Crush. Taker vs Savage with a good reasoning and build could've been good.