Bengaluru, October 19: The Undertaker was originally believed to have retired following Wrestlemania 33. Roman Reigns handed him the most devastating loss of his career and hence his record stands at 23-2 at the grandest stage of them all. In reality, he was scheduled to undergo a hip surgery that could have forced him to hang up his boots, forever. But being a warrior he came back better than ever in 2018.
Not only did he squash John Cena on his return match at Wrestlemania 34, but continued to make several appearances in WWE events. He performed in shows like Greatest Royal Rumble. MSG Live and the recently bygone Super Show Down. The next in the list would be WWE Crown Jewel at Saudi Arabia in a huge tag team match. Brothers of Destruction will reunite to take on the famous faction known as D-Generation X.
Apparently, these appearances could mark the last string of matches for the Undertaker before he retires. Recent reports suggest that 2019 will mark the end of his career. The greatest wrestler to step foot in the history of sports entertainment will go into the dawn, as per that report. Starting from 1989, his career would span 30 years if the rumours are right.