Let's look at wrestlers who tried to make the undertake a break character and laugh. 9. The Rock The People's Albo is one of the most iconic moves in WWE history. Whilst the move is basically a flashy elbow drop, thanks to the Rock's endless charisma and fancy execution, the move managed to get over and it won the great one countless world titles in WWE. During an interview with TMZ, Triple H discussed the origins of The People's Albo, and this is when the game revealed that the move was initially used with the aim of making the other take a break character and laugh. I believe the first time Rock did The People's Albo was in a match where we were trying to make take a crack. It was absolutely started as a joke and then it was getting a huge reaction and everybody went with it. The dead man confirmed that this was true during an interview with Chris Van Vleet, and the WWE Hall of Famer also discussed how numerous wrestlers tried to make him break character over the years. You know what, I always thought that was the hokeyest ever, but iconic right? And always got me to laugh. There was such a time period there where I think that was the company's goal to see who can make me break. I mean it was non-stop. We spent an hour and a half one night after a TV event in Seattle trying to get me to do the Spinneroonie. Booker T swirve me. We've been doing this same match after TV tapings that was our advertised dark match. We've been doing it for weeks, and you know every night I'd be up. I'd get on there and say let's have Booker T do a Spinneroonie. Booker goes crazy. Well Booker gets the microphone one night and completely swerve me, which was all a setup. Vince was in on it. Everybody was in on it. You know, he tells his sold out crowd in Seattle that he wants to see a take of Rooney, and I was like, you son of a bitch. I always pissed. Number 8 William Regal. A Survivor Series in 2005 saw the Undertaker return to set his sights on Randy Orton. While this was supposed to be an extravagant spot with tons of names from the roster, things went wrong as Matt Hardy was out of position. Due to this botch William Regal was forced to take a tombstone, and for whatever reason Regal decided to spread his legs apart when taking the move, and it looked utterly hilarious. For almost 20 years fans have speculated that Regal was trying to make the dead man laugh by taking the move in this dramatic and cartoonish manner. Number 7 Stone Cold Steve Austin Backstage Segment. While Stone Cold Steve Austin's 2001 heel turn was a controversial move and definitely led to dwindling returns, it created some rather iconic comedic moments. Austin's comedic chops has always been praised, yet it was when he turned heel in 2001 that the more comedic side of Austin truly came to service. In one backstage segment on the road to the invasion pay per view, Team WWE were backstage, and Vince McMahon was giving his team a pep talk, and this quickly turned humorous when Austin began to repeat what McMahon was saying. The Undertaker eventually found this hilarious as he broke character and turned to Austin and said, will you shut up? This warning did a little to stop Austin from imitating McMahon as he carried on and the dead man couldn't take it, so we covered up his face to hide the fact that he was laughing. This is probably the one time that Kane was thankful he had a mask on. It was one of the standout segments of the entire invasion storyline, and it's hardly a surprise that the segment is still replayed and discussed over 20 years later. Number 6 Kane. In November of 2006, Kane and the Undertaker teamed up on SmackDown to take the duo of MVP and Mr. Kennedy. During a spot in the match, Kane entered and appeared to deliver the Undertaker's planned spot. Based on Kane's comedic reaction, it looked like this was completely unplanned and designed to make the Undertaker laugh. The dead man looked at his younger half brother to say, what the hell? And it was a brilliant move that WWE could have easily edited out, yet thankfully they left it in for fans to enjoy. Number 5. Kurt Angle. Japan House Show. A Kurt Angle was always one name that seemed to focus on breaking the Undertaker and between 2000 to 2003 when the dead man portrayed the American badass, the dead man was able to relax a little bit more when it came to breaking character. According to Angle on his Kurt Angle podcast, Angle revealed that he kissed the dead man after the match in Japan, and this led to the dead man breaking character. Angle hilariously admitted that the Undertaker wanted to kill him. I had a great moment. It was a very intimate moment. Here we go. We got done wrestling on match overseas, I believe it was in Japan. And I put my hand out to shake Undertaker's hand. Oh, here we go. I put his hand out. I shook his hand. I said, how about a hug? And he pulls in for a hug and I grabbed my kiss him right on the lips. Yeah, I've seen it. That is my favorite thing I did with Undertaker. He wanted to kill me. Number 4. The Godfather. But during the attitude era, the Undertaker became the leader of the Ministry of Darkness. And this was arguably the dead man's darkest and most sinister character yet. Breaking character was something the Dead Man simply couldn't afford to do. Yet when his close personal friend, the Godfather went off script before a match, the Dead Man struggled to contain himself. Before a match between the two friends on Heat and Late 98, the Godfather would come down to the ring and would offer the Undertaker his hose. This clearly wasn't in the script but Undertaker looked like he was about to burst into laughter. To recover and save face, the Undertaker quickly started the match to hide his facial expressions. Number 3. Stone Cold Steve Austin in Kuwait. The Stone Cold Steve Austin was the Undertaker's arch rival during the attitude era. The two legends would have numerous pay-per-view matches and Austin was one name that managed to make the Dead Man laugh in the ring. Speaking of Bruce Pritchard in a 2016 interview, Austin will reveal a mid-embrate character one time. We were over in Kuwait and we did a battle royal or something like that. He spilled onto the floor and I'd be selling on the apron and I had a little bit of heat, you know, going his Stone Cold Steve Austin and the Undertaker picked me up, he straightened up my head up, we were both standing outside the ring and he looked at me with that damn look and I just popped for some reason. I started laughing and he laughed too, for a cut of a hair second and then we went right back into character and he flipped his hair back, any other long hair and he flipped his hair over his face so you couldn't see him laughing. Number 2. Cairdangle Dress Like The Undertaker. The comedic talent to Cairdangle were highlighted in a popular backstage segment with the Undertaker in 2001. The Undertaker was waiting for Angle outside of his locker room where the Olympic gold medalist finally revealed himself as the Undertaker couldn't believe what he was seeing in front of him. Angle was sporting a ventana and sunglasses and the audible laugh from the crowd was a sign that this comedic moment was delivered to perfection. Although the Undertaker didn't burst out in Tel-After, there was a strong chance that the Dead Man broke into hysterics the moment the camera stopped rolling. A year later when Angle had lost her hair vs hair match against Edge, Angle and the Dead Man shied under the hilarious backstage segment. This time the Undertaker noticed that Angle was wearing a wig and upon realising this, it looked like the Undertaker was about to explode in a fit of laughter. The Undertaker's mannerisms in the segment were incredible. It was as if the Undertaker had no idea that Angle was going to be wearing a wig. Number 1. JBL One wrestler who genuinely made the Undertaker laugh was JBL. The Dead Man and JBL were long time friends by the time they worked together in 2004, so JBL knew exactly how to make the Dead Man break. JBL managed to incorporate a real-life event from the Dead Man's life to make the Undertaker laugh and even got the help of Vince McMahon and Kevin Dunn. The former WWE Champion would discuss exactly how he made his friend laugh during a special Q&A as Steel City Con and it made for an incredibly amusing story. At the end of every night during the run in 2004 to 2005 after TV, I'd go out the end of do something and the Undertaker would go out there and choke slam me and tombstone me and everything else for the life crowd. So every night I'd get beat up by the Undertaker and I would always try to get him to break character and everybody would give me stuff throughout the entire day. Kevin Dunn who was Vince's lead guy and Vince McMahon would give me stuff everyone was in on it. Giving me stuff to try and get the Undertaker to try and break character. I got him one time and it made me laugh so much that he choke slam me and gave me a tombstone and that was it. He got on vacation and the camper and the camper he had rented had overheated and it was like 105 degrees and he said he looked back and his dog was just laying on the floor panting and his kids were mad at him. So we got out there and say you need to turn that frown upside down. You need to rent a camper and go on a vacation. At that point he starts to laugh and I laughed and then I got a tombstone and I was here. They have it folks, WWE wrestlers who tried to make the Undertaker break character a laugh. Leave your comments down below and I'll see you next time with some more wrestling content.