At Wrestlemania 28, The Undertaker marked his historic 20th victory at Wrestlemania. The streak has become almost an event unto itself. Even though, now, most people know Undertaker will win at Wrestlemania, it doesn’t matter, the matches usually speak for themselves, especially in the last couple years where he’s put on Match of the Year caliber shows with Shawn Michaels and Triple H.

To celebrate this event, I’ve drawn up a poster featuring The Undertaker, behind him on a wall are each of the opponents that have fallen to him at Wrestlemania, and a print of this poster can be yours to own.

While I did the coloring digitally, I’m also selling the original inks to the drawing. These are one of a kind, never to be reproduced.

When Undertaker pinned CM Punk at Wrestlemania XXIX for his 21st win at the biggest event in professional wrestling, continuing his streak of being undefeated at Wrestlemania, it’s hard to believe that there was ever a time Undertaker hadn’t been a part of Wrestlemania. Of course, since his debut in 1991, there have been a couple Wrestlemanias where injuries kept Undertaker off the card, but when he has been on the card, especially in recent years, his match has almost been an event by itself. But the legendary streak that is the cornerstone of Undertaker’s Hall of Fame career had to begin somewhere. And that was in the Los Angeles Memorial Sports Arena on March 24, 1991 at Wrestlemania VII. The first of many victims to feel the Tombstone Piledriver at the Superbowl of Wrestling was Hall of Famer “Superfly” Jimmy Snuka.”