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The Undertaker is one of the biggest names in sports with an impressive 32-year career in the WWE. The iconic figure, known for his terrifying persona also nicknamed ‘The Phenom’, retired from WWE in 2020 before being inducted into the Hall Of Fame in 2022.

The Undertaker, until retiring in 2020.

The Undertaker, until retiring in 2020.

Netflix has signed on WWE stars The Undertaker and The New Day for an upcoming interactive horror movie.The film, entitled Escape The Undertaker, will arrive in time for Halloween the streaming platform has confirmed.The film will also feature The New Day, a WWE faction made up of Big E, Xavier Woods, and Kofi Kingston, alongside Mark Calaway’s famed character.The official synopsis for the film reads: “The Undertaker has set a trap for the decorated tag team The New Day at his mansion.

After Molly Holly and Eric Bischoff, the latest WWE legend announced to be inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame Class of 2021 is none other than The Big Red Monster Kane. During an episode of WWE's The Bump, Glenn Jacobs and Mark Calaway aka The Undertaker reminisced about their good ol' days and how influential they have been in each other's career.

While The Undertaker bid farewell to his monumental WWE career by retiring last year with his classic Boneyard Match against AJ Styles at Wrestlemania 36, it doesn't mean that his love for wrestling has suddenly diminished.

If you’re even slightly familiar with the WWE, the  name The Undertaker will definitely ring a bell. The iconic wrestler has just announced he is retiring after three decades in the ring.

For those of you who are familiar with the Phenom, The Undertaker: The Last Ride would like to introduce you to the man behind the iconic persona. The five-part docu-series, which debuts Sunday, May 10 on the WWE Network., is a brutally honest look at Mark Calaway, the legendary wrestler who's coming to grips with that fact that his in-ring career is nearing the end.

For the first time in his 30-year career, the Phenom is pulling the curtain back on his heavily guarded persona. The Undertaker: The Last Ride, a five-part docuseries premiering Sunday, May 10 on the WWE Network, offers up an intimate look at the man behind the legendary character as he battles lingering injuries and mental roadblocks.

For the first time in his 30-year career, the Phenom is pulling the curtain back on his heavily-guarded persona. The Undertaker: The Last Ride, a five-part docuseries premiering Sunday, May 10 on the WWE Network, offers up an intimate look at the man behind the legendary character as he battles lingering injuries and mental roadblocks.

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