The Undertaker Make His Debut Survivor Series 1990

It was November 22, 1990, a dark and dreary Thanksgiving evening, and a morbid chill hung in the air. For the unsuspecting thousands gathered at the Hartford Civic Centre, a spiritual revolution was about to occur. A solemn bell tolled, signifying something, but what? Fan's emotions quickly moved from security to uncertainty to fear, as funereal organ music played and an ominous stranger slowly made his way to the ring.

A decade of destruction had begun. He was cold, somber and unflinching. The portrait of darkness. Led to the ring by Brother Love, he was the mystery partner of Ted DiBiase's "Million-Dollor Team". Apparently, even the dead had a price and DiBiase had found a way to lure the Grim Reaper himself into WWE. As he he stepped into the ring for the first time and stared straight into the eyes of Bret The Hitman Hart, it became apparent that this was a competitor like no other. This was Undertaker.

Within seconds, Hart found himself on the receiving end of a Chokeslam from Hell, and when Jim The Anvil Neidhart sprang into the ring to make the save, he soon found himself on his back as well.  Koko B. Ware entered the confrontation believing that with his speed, he could outmaneuver Undertaker. However, he instead became the first ever victim of the Tombstone Piledriver. Without missing a beat, Taker made short work of Dusty Rhodes and hurled the "American Dream" out of the ring and onto the arena floor. But "the Man from the Darkside" wasn't finished. Unsatisfied with the carnage, he followed Rhodes to the outside and continued to pummel him back to the locker room while the referee counted to 10. Despite the countout loss, Undertaker proved all he needed on that night!

Watch the Undertaker's Debut Below

http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6yz1j_undertaker-debut-match_sport

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