The Undertaker and Test tangled across fourteen encounters that spanned multiple promotions and championships, each clash a battle for supremacy in tag team wrestling. Their dominance during this period would define an entire era of tag team competition.
From September through November 2001, these competitors clashed repeatedly with gold on the line. The Undertaker established early supremacy, capturing the WCW World Tag Team Titles on three consecutive occasions—September 30th, October 6th, and October 7th. However, Test proved he belonged among the elite, claiming victories in the overall series and, more importantly, capturing the WWF Tag Team Titles twice against The Undertaker on November 3rd and November 4th, 2001.
The statistical record stands decisively in The Undertaker's favor: ten victories to Test's four across their fourteen-match rivalry with no draws. Yet those five title matches—three WCW World Tag Team Championship encounters and two WWF Tag Team Championship defenses—showcase that Test earned his place in this heated competition. Their final documented meeting on November 4th, 2001 at WWF Live saw Test capture the WWF Tag Team Titles, giving him at least one moment of triumph on the sport's biggest stage.
The rivalry between these two competitors remains etched in tag team wrestling history as a period when championship gold changed hands frequently and neither man could claim complete dominance, no matter what the overall record suggests.