Original plans of WWE WrestleMania from The Undertaker and Brock Lesnar unveiled

WWE fans will never forget the shocking moment that Brock Lesnar defeated The Undertaker at WrestleMania 30.

The Beast Incarnate ended the Phenom winning streak in Mania by losing for the first time in 2014 to Showcase of the Immortals.

With the third of three F5s, the current Universal Raw champion put an end to Taker's seemingly unstoppable reign of terror, turning 21-0 in 21-1.

His attorney, Paul Heyman, panicked, the stunned expression of the ring's fan, Ellis Mbeh, became an Internet message and the crowd of 75,167 people was killed.

According to a new report, this historic result was never planned for the Mercedes-Benz Superdome in New Orleans.

The Wrestling Observer said WWE President and CEO Vince McMahon was ready to support earlier, at WrestleMania 27.

At the time, Lesnar was fighting for the UFC and McMahon felt that his president, Dana White, was happy about his return to WWE.

But reports suggest that White was not aware of these plans and vetoed The Conqueror who was fighting The Deadman at the Georgia Dome in Atlanta in April.

WWE has always tried to make noise at confrontation. That's why Undertaker, whose real name is Mark Calaway, attended Lesnar's fight with Cain Velasquez at UFC 121.

He had a ticket in the first row and when Brock lost the UFC Heavyweight title against Velasquez, the two future rivals briefly clashed.

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While The Demon of Death Valley was interviewing Ariel Helwani, an MMA journalist, Lesnar pbaded by, but was confronted with the WWE icon.

We heard Taker say, "Do you want to do it?" He then suggested that there were "personal" problems between the two people, which led to huge speculation.

Of course, Lesnar only joined WWE a year later. Taker triumphed over Triple H in an unreserved Match at WrestleMania 27.

After WrestleMania 30, the two super heavyweights fought two more times in memorable action at SummerSlam and Hell in a Cell in 2015.

After a low blow, Taker won a controversial victory at SummerSlam, but could not defeat Lesnar in an acclaimed Hell in a Cell Match.

Lesnar will defend the World Championship at WrestleMania 35 against Seth Rollins, but Undertaker has not yet booked for the card.

However, an email sent to WWE subscribers last month suggests that the seven-time world champion could be nominated for the Hall of Fame.

The 53-year-old has not been seen since Kane and he lost to Triple H and Shawn Michaels from D-Generation X at Crown Jewel last November.

It also seems likely that the Dark Lord is preparing to leave the ring as he travels to the UK for a vocal creation tour after Mania.

The iconic grappler seldom gives interviews and rarely speaks out characters, which has added to his incredible mystique over the past three decades.

However, the Scottish live-music company Inside The Ropes has booked it for shows in London on April 30, in Glasgow on May 1 and in Manchester on May 2.