The Deadman Era - 1995 to 1997 Quiz

Answer: IRS

The Undertaker made short work of IRS, but the members of Ted DiBiase's Million Dollar Corporation stole his urn.

Answer: King Kong Bundy

The Undertaker defeated Bundy to extend his "Wrestlemania" winning streak to 4-0 and also reclaimed his urn.

Answer: Mabel

Mabel would go on to become the 1995 "King Of The Ring."

Answer: Casket Match

Mabel and Kama attacked the Undertaker and this allowed Kama to gain possession of the urn. He said that he was going to melt the urn into a gold necklace. Kama sported a gold necklace a couple of weeks later and the Undertaker was furious. He challenged Kama to a Casket Match at "Summerslam." The Undertaker gave him a "Tombstone Piledriver" before putting him in the casket to win the match.

Answer: Mabel and Yokozuna

Mabel and Yokozuna brutally attacked the Undertaker and broke his eye socket in the process. The Undertaker missed a month of action and sported a mask to protect his face when he returned.

Answer: Diesel

Late in the match, Diesel came out and attacked Hart causing the Undertaker to lose the match by disqualification. Diesel is better known by his real name of Kevin Nash.

Answer: He rose up through it

Late in the match, the Undertaker rose up through the ring and pulled Diesel down with him. This allowed Hart enough time to climb over the cage for the win. When Diesel came back up he looked scared and his pant leg was torn. Diesel and the Undertaker would have a match at "Wrestlemania XII."

Answer: Yes

The Undertaker gave Diesel a "Tombstone Piledriver" to extend his record at "Wrestlemania" to 5-0.

Answer: Mankind

Mankind ran to the ring and attacked the Undertaker. They would go on to have many epic battles.

Answer: Mankind

Late in the match Paul Bearer accidentally hit the Undertaker with his urn. It wasn't long before Mankind got the victory with the "Mandible Claw."

Answer: Boiler Room Brawl

The Undertaker and Mankind pounded each other in the boiler room of the Gund Arena in Cleveland, and used whatever weapons they could find on each other. When the action shifted to the ring they didn't let up. Late in the match the Undertaker signaled for Paul Bearer to give him his urn but he wouldn't give him the urn. Taker was wondering why this was happening and Bearer hit him in the face with the urn and knocked him out and left with Mankind.

Not only did the Undertaker lose another match to Mankind.

He also lost his manager.

Answer: Undertaker

The Undertaker "Tombstoned" Mankind into the grave and buried him. He was hit in the head with a shovel by the Executioner. Mankind, the Executioner, and a couple of other wrestlers buried him in the grave. From out of nowhere a bolt of lightning hit the grave and the Undertaker stuck his hand out, proving he was alive.

Answer: In a cage above the ring

Bearer was in a cage above the ring so he wouldn't interfere in the match. The Undertaker won the match and the cage was lowered so he could exact some revenge on him. Before the Undertaker could do anything he was attacked by the Executioner. The Undertaker vowed revenge.

Answer: Armageddon Rules Match

In this match only pinfalls and submissions were allowed. The Undertaker gave the Executioner the "Tombstone Piledriver," then got the three count, then was declared the winner when the Executioner failed to answer the 10 count that followed.

Answer: Vader

Paul Bearer used the urn to help Vader gain an upset victory. Vader and the Undertaker competed in the "Royal Rumble" later on.

Answer: Stone Cold Steve Austin

Austin won the "Rumble," but his win was overshadowed by the fact that he was already eliminated by Bret Hart and the officials didn't see it. Shawn Michaels defeated Psycho Sid to win the WWF Heavyweight Title but had to forfeit it due to a knee injury.

As a result, a Fatal Four Way Match was made for "In Your House Final Four" as Austin, Vader, The Undertaker, and Bret Hart battled it out to see who could win the vacant title.

Answer: Bret Hart

Austin took it upon himself to interfere and cost the Undertaker the match. The next night on "Raw," Hart lost the title to Psycho Sid when Austin hit Hart with a chair and Sid gave him the "Powerbomb." This would set up a WWF Heavyweight Title match between the Undertaker and Sid at "Wrestlemania XIII."

Answer: Over five years

It was his first taste of WWF gold since he lost the title to Hulk Hogan at "Tuesday In Texas" on December 3, 1991. He also extended his "Wrestlemania" winning streak to 6-0.

Answer: Shawn Michaels

Late in the match, Hart grabbed a chair and Michaels grabbed it from him and attempted to hit him with it but Hart moved out of the way and he hit the Undertaker instead. Hart covered him and Michaels counted to three and left the ring in disgust.

Answer: Kane

On an episode of "Raw," Paul Bearer said that if the Undertaker didn't take him back as manager he would reveal a dark secret about him. Because he didn't want fans to find out what Bearer had to say the Undertaker gave into his demands. When Bearer proved to be more of a disadvantage than an advantage as manager, the Undertaker turned on him. Bearer then revealed that the Undertaker started a fire that killed his brother when they were kids.

He told the Undertaker "You are a murderer!" The Undertaker was angry at Bearer and confronted him. Bearer then told the Undertaker that Kane was alive.

At "Badd Blood," The Undertaker dominated Michaels and it looked like he might win the match. All of a sudden the lights went out and Kane appeared. He ripped the door to the cell off its hinges, and confronted the Undertaker.

After a stare down Kane kicked him in the stomach and gave him a "Tombstone Piledriver," allowing Michaels to win the match. As time went on Kane would show up at unexpected moments during matches and would destroy several WWF superstars.

He wanted a match with the Undertaker, but as 1997 drew to a close and 1998 began, the Undertaker maintained that he didn't want to fight his own flesh and blood. That would soon change.