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Brock Lesnar ends Undertaker's winning streak

Lesnar beat The Undertaker 21-1 during Sunday's match.

By Veronica Linares
SLP2000031817- 18 MARCH 2000- ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI, USA: Brock Lesnar of Minnessota (L) fends off Wes Hand of Iowa, in their heavyweight championship wrestling match at the 2000 NCAA Wrestling Championships at the Kiel Center, March 18. bg/Bill Greenblatt UPI
SLP2000031817- 18 MARCH 2000- ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI, USA: Brock Lesnar of Minnessota (L) fends off Wes Hand of Iowa, in their heavyweight championship wrestling match at the 2000 NCAA Wrestling Championships at the Kiel Center, March 18. bg/Bill Greenblatt UPI | License Photo

NEW ORLEANS, April 7 (UPI) -- Brock Lesnar did the unthinkable and broke The Undertaker's perfect streak during Sunday night's WWE match.

The former WWE and UFC champion pinned the Deadman -- real name Mark William Calaway -- to the ground with his signature F-5 achieving what 21 other wrestlers couldn't.

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"The STREAK is OVER. @BrockLesnar DEFEATS #Undertaker! And we never thought we'd tweet those words. #21and1" Wrestlemania tweeted after the match.

The event's result left the New Orleans audience in awe and reportedly shouting "no" and then "yes" once the referee counted 1-2-3 on the Taker's shoulder.

While Lesnar won the fight 21-1, The Undertaker -- who is the only remaining active competitor from 1993's WWE Raw -- still got a standing ovation from spectators at the Superdome.

Sunday's match results have led many to believe that the fight will be Undertaker's last in WWE. Bleacher Report pointed to the Undertaker's age -- he just turned 49 -- as another factor in the company's decision to end his run with them.

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[Miami Herald] [Bleacher Report] [WWE]

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