Untertaker and Shawn Michaels Entrance on Wrestlemania 25

HBK Entrance

Untertaker making his way to the ring to fight with sexy boy Shawn Micheals.

Untertaker wins

The Match Summary

The Undertaker against Shawn Michaels. Michaels made his entrance descending on a platform to symbolize the light; in sharp contrast, The Undertaker entered second ascending from the floor with fire shooting up from the stage.

The match started out with a fast pace by both men going for strikes to have them countered before Michaels feigned a knee injury to gain the advantage, and the pace slowed. This led to an exchange of signature moves and submission holds, which saw Michaels able to escape The Undertaker's signature chokehold, Hell's Gate and dodge multiple attempts at the chokeslam while his adversary blocked attempts at Michaels' superkick dubbed the Sweet Chin Music.

The action went to outside of the ring with Michaels attempting a backflip from the top rope called the moonsault, only to have The Undertaker swat away the attempt; this was followed by The Undertaker climbing into the ring, obtaining a running-start, and jump straight over the top rope, only to have Michaels dodge the attack and pull the nearby cameraman into harms way with The Undertaker hitting the cameraman with The Undertaker nearly landing on his head. He remained on the floor of the arena with the referee checking to see if he was alright before he headed into the ring and proceeded to count; if The Undertaker were to have not gotten in the ring by the referee's count of ten, he would have lost the match (referred to as a count-out), but he managed to return to the ring by a count of nine. The match continued with both men performing all of their respective finishing moves to with both men unable to win through these moves.

The Undertaker finally won the match after Michaels ascended the top rope, attempting to perform another moonsault only to be caught in the midst of the move by his opponent to be dropped by his finishing maneuver, the Tombstone Piledriver, and pinning him. As a result of this victory, The Undertaker remained undefeated at WrestleMania, extending his record to 17-0.