There were several classic moments in this particular Wrestlemania and even though the main event was oh-so-predictable, I'm still giving this a "7" simply because of that great "Career" match between The Ultimate Warrior and Randy "Macho King" Savage. I have to give props to the late Randy Poffo; he made Jim Hellwig look really good in this match. According to numerous shoots, interviews, stories, from a plethora of professional wrestlers, Hellwig (The Ultimate Warrior) couldn't wrestle. He was stiff, cumbersome, and very unskilled and unathletic inside the ring, and relied solely on his "Warrior" gimmick to get over in his brief career in wrestling. In this particular match, though, Randy Poffo (Macho King) really managed to make the Warrior look good. The rest of the matches - including the main event - were either so-so at best or just absolutely awful. But it did have its moments... 00:20:11 Gene Okerlund introduces _"My very dear close personal longtime friend, Jeopardy's own Alex Trejeck..Trebeck."_ 00:20:18 Alex responds, _"Thanks, Jim, it's good to be here."_ That was just too funny to ignore...and oh so typical of the earlier days of Wrestlemania and WWF's attempts at "professional" broadcasting. Bobby "The Brain" Heenan: _"There's only one Wrestlemania, and this is it!!!"_ (Psst...This is Wrestlemania VII, Bobby... so that would mean there are at least six other Wrestlemanias.) **01:28:30 --> 01:29:00** Greatest single scene in Wrestlemania history, IMO. I never get tired of watching it.

Regis Philbin said he was 6'3, no way lol. Try 5'5. This is the start of **The Streak** for The Undertaker!