10 Huge WWE Upset Wins That Led To Nothing
10 upset wins in WWE that led to absolutely nothing
4. Vladimir Kozlov def. The Undertaker - February 17, 2009 episode of SmackDown
For all his historic accomplishments in WWE, The Undertaker was also shoved into some absolutely pointless storylines over the course of his long and illustrious career.
There was the Maven feud, his time spent trying to get Heidenreich over, that one-sided loss to The Great Khali, and then this failed experiment from 2009.
Vladimir Kozlov, a Ukrainian performer with a background in kickboxing, turned up in WWE in 2008 and went on an immediate tear, squashing the great and the good of jobber wrestlers from Funaki to Shannon Moore to Colin Delaney.
The big brute first crossed paths with ‘Taker in November, when he got a victory over him via DQ. Then, about three months later, Kozlov went one better and beat The Deadman clean as a sheet on an episode of SmackDown. Not many people can say they’ve done that.
Where did this go for Kozlov? His next televised match was against Shawn Michaels for the right to fight Taker at WrestleMania, which he lost, and he then faced The Undertaker again on SmackDown, which also ended in disaster.
So what was the point of him winning in the first place? That’s right! There was no point!
