The Undertaker reveals the only match and opponents that would force him to come out of retirement
The Undertaker has stated several times that he does not see himself wrestling in a match again. However, on the latest episode of his podcast, The Deadman mentioned the only bout that could see him come out of retirement.
The Undertaker teamed up with Kane in a Brothers of Destruction reunion to take on Triple H and Shawn Michaels in a Tag Team Match at Crown Jewel in 2018. The face-off is especially remembered for the disappointing performance of all the men involved. Michaels had come out of retirement for this bout.
In the most recent episode of his Six Feet Under podcast, The Undertaker said that he would also come out of retirement for the same match. He joked about how bad that bout had been and he wanted to see if they could do a worse job.
“You would think all the experience that was involved in that match that we could have done that in our sleep. “That may be the only match if we did it again that I would come out of retirement for. Just to see if we could top how bad it was the first time we did it. A man lost his pec, man lost his pride, man lost his mask.” [H/T: Wrestling Inc.]
You can check out his comments in the video below:
Has The Undertaker made appearances in WWE after his retirement?
The last time The Phenom was seen in action on WWE television was in the main event of Night Two of WrestleMania XL. The Undisputed WWE Championship Match saw Roman Reigns go to many lengths to retain his title.
The Tribal Chief received help from Jimmy Uso, Solo Sikoa, and The Rock while Cody Rhodes got assistance from Jey Uso, Seth Rollins, John Cena, and The Undertaker. The Deadman hit The Final Boss with a Chokeslam, giving Rhodes an opening to capitalize on.
The now-retired legend also made sporadic appearances on WWE's weekly shows. He was seen siding with Bray Wyatt before his bout against LA Knight a few years ago. He was also seen on NXT, confronting Bron Breakker and slamming him with a Chokeslam.