The Undertaker’s probable return to in-ring combat has become an ongoing debate because he is perhaps the best of all time in terms of creating top-notch matches, within or outside of WWE. He is the standard for pro wrestlers, whether it is for his athleticism in the ring or for having played an iconic role for so long. Fans are always ecstatic to see him back on TV for this reason.
During a special boneyard match against AJ Styles at WrestleMania 36 in 2020, The Undertaker decided to retire. Due to the fact that there was no in-ring brawl involving all WWE supporters at a significant event, many fans were dissatisfied with the experience. He then made his retirement announcement in front of virtual fans inside the WWE Thunderdome at Survivor Series 2020.
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This is a major factor in the expectation that The Undertaker will make one last appearance. The superstar added fuel to the fire last year when he made a fleeting mention of the famous “never say never” adage during his Hall of Fame speech. However, since his retirement bout, WWE hasn’t had a creative pitch for him.
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WWE never set up a return match for The Undertaker
The question of whether The Undertaker’s return to the ring was ever discussed with WWE creative has been circulating within the creative team for some time. During his Boneyard match against AJ Styles, which would ultimately be the best bout of the Pandemic era, The Undertaker was informed by a permanent member of the WWE creative team that no plans existed and never had for him to wrestle again. became.
During that Boneyard match, The Undertaker debuted as The American Badass, a persona that has since been revitalised. He has left the door open for a possible return to the ring in the future. But given his physical state, WWE hasn’t yet needed it and probably won’t consider it either.
The Deadman recently discussed the possibility of participating in one more match on the “Hawk vs. Wolf” podcast. He also acknowledged that at 57 years old, he might not possess the same physical prowess as before.
“I would do it without a second thought if I felt I could go and act, and perform as people expect me to do to see my name on the card, but I know I’m not able to do it.”