You have really funny point of view on what's a good match. Undertaker vs Edge was without a doubt his worst WM match in the last 5 years.
I'm sorry sir, I agree with everything you said but this. Counting back 5 years mean WM 22, 23, 24, 25, and 26....I take it you haven't seen Undertaker vs Mark Henry at Wrestlemania 22 in the worst casket match of all time, then?
See, this is why I agree with anyone labeling Taker vs Edge as the most underrated Wrestlemania match of all time. It is so overshadowed by a retirement match that has lost its meaning cause the supposedly retired person wrestled again.
Taker vs Edge was the best Wrestlemania wrestling match ever since Kurt Angle vs Shawn Michaels at Wrestlemania 21. Undertaker opened by knocking Edge to the floor with a clothesline. He followed right behind. Edge fought back. Taker yanked him neck-first over the top rope. Edge gained control shortly thereafter. At 3:00 he charged at Taker with a knee and knocked him off the ring apron to the floor. When Taker moved back toward the ring apron, Edge slidekicked him to the security wall.
Edge got sustained, methodical offense until 7:00 when Taker knocked Edge off the top rope to the floor. Taker followed up with a running dive that cleared the top rope and hit Edge flush at ringside. Taker worked over Edge in the ring. At 9:00 he set up a Last Ride. Edge blocked it when Taker's back gave out, then hit Taker with a boot to the face. Edge punished Taker at ringside, then scored a near fall back in the ring at 11:00. Edge settled into a modified half Boston crab mid-ring. He held on for about two minutes. Taker powered out and rolled up Edge for a near fall. Edge went back to worked over Taker's legs.
Taker battled out and to his feet. He and Edge exchanged blows mid-ring. Taker eventually got the better of it and lifted Edge, then dropped him over the top rope with snake eyes. Edge countered with a surprise dropkick to Taker's face leading to a near fall at 14:00. Edge leaped off the top rope. Taker caught him by the throat. Edge kicked him in the gut. Taker grabbed Edge's throat. He went for a chokeslam, but Edge countered with a DDT. Taker kicked out just as Cole declared the streak over.
Taker came back with a chokeslam for a near fall that popped the crowd big at 15:00. Taker climbed to the top rope, but Edge knocked him off balance. He climbed to the top and set up a superplex. He pulled it off, taking Taker hard to the mat. Both men were slow to get up. Edge rolled onto Taker. Taker kicked out. Edge mounted Taker in the corner and punched away. Taker stood up and walked to center ring. He set up a Last Ride. Edge leaped out of it and gave Taker a neckbreaker. Cole exclaimed disbelief that Edge countered again. Both were slow to get up again. Edge whipped Taker into the ropes. Taker stopped short and forearmed Edge. He then gave Edge a Last Ride - finally without a counter by Edge. He made the cover. Edge kicked out at the last possible split-second. Taker sat up and appeared on the brink of frustration, but determined to continue. I know Taker feels his age these days, but he doesn't look it. Taker lifted Edge for a Tombstone. Edge flipped out of it and drove Taker to the mat. Edge made the cover and scored another near fall.
Taker caught Edge coming off the ropes with boot to the face. Taker fell to the mat afterward, then went to the top rope again, this time successfully walking the top rope and coming off with a forearm to the back of Edge's neck. Edge ducked a Taker big boot, and the boot hit the ref instead. Edge then gave Taker a reverse DDT. He caught his breath while sitting on his knees. He stood over Taker and trash talked him.
Taker reached up and grabbed his throat. Edge low-blowed out of it, then rolled to the floor. Edge knocked a cameraman down and stole his camera. He unplugged it and brought it into the ring. He charged at Taker and KO'd him with a camera. Edge tried to check on the ref, but as he shoved him, the ref fell to the floor. Edge looked over at Taker, who sat up. Edge did the throat slice signal with his thumb, then lifted Taker for a Tombstone. Taker countered with a Tombstone. He covered Edge, but there was no ref. Charles Robinson sprinted to the ring. That was a long run. He slid into the ring and counted to nearly three, but Edge kicked out. Cool sequence. The long run to the ring was a nice touch. Zach Ryder and Curt Hawkins ran to the ring. Taker fought them off. Taker actually chokeslammed one of the off the ring apron onto the other on the floor. Edge recovered and speared Taker.
Coach declared the streak over, giving away that Taker was going to kick out because there's no way he'd be allowed to call the real finish ahead of time. Sure enough, Taker kicked out at 23:00. Edge hit another spear. Taker, though, surprised Edge with his new figure-four headlock sleeper. Edge struggled to reach the ropes with his leg, but couldn't quite get there, then he tapped out. The crowd exploded. They got their happy ending. A massive fireworks show played out as Taker held his newly won title.
If this is a horrible match then I guess Mark Henry is the finest Wrestlemania performer of all time.