Wrestlemania 28: The Undertaker and Most Impressive Performers in Miami

Sunday's WrestleMania 28 was one of the most epic events in the history of professional wrestling.

From a record-setting 18-second win, to a marathon battle between The Undertaker and Triple H, to a crazy main event between The Rock and John Cena, wrestling fans certainly got their money's worth in Miami.

Here are the most impressive performers from Sunday's action.

The Undertaker

The Undertaker kept his perfect record at WrestleMania, as he improved to 20-0 by beating Triple H. It was the third and best match between the two at WrestleMania.

It looked like Triple H was well on his way to avenging his earlier losses, as he dominated much of the match. At one point, he pulled out a vicious looking sledgehammer, but even that was not enough to finish off his opponent.

The Undertaker took a massive beating, but he was able to prevail thanks to some incredible willpower and a mean Tombstone that ended the match.

The Rock

In another lengthy and brutal battle, The Rock outlasted John Cena. It was a great main event, as both men proved why they are wrestling legends.

It was a very evenly-matched bout, with both wrestlers taking control at various points. Cena had several opportunities to end it, but The Rock was continuously able to kick out.

Eventually, The Rock landed his trademark Rock Bottom and finished off Cena.

Sheamus

I definitely think it was a cheap shot, but you have to give Sheamus props for recording the fastest victory in WrestleMania history.

Just 18 seconds into the match, Sheamus planted a vicious kick on the chin of Daniel Bryan. This came just a split second after Bryan received a ring-side kiss from his girlfriend AJ.

Was it an honorable way to win? Of course not. But it's a win all the same, and Sheamus will go down in the WrestleMania history books because of it.