Mark Calaway: Last News

WWE’s Hall of Fame class of 2022 with a long-awaited induction over WrestleMaina weekend.The legendary Mark Calaway has been the man under the famous black hat for over 30 years, having first debuted in WWE back in 1990.He’s arguably professional wrestling’s greatest ever character creations, having wowed audiences and won championships whilst performing all around the world.Now, with a stellar, unrivalled career spanning three decades behind him following his retirement at the tail end of 2020, he’s ready to step into WWE’s Hall of Fame.The 56-year-old has been confirmed by WWE as the headline act for this year’s class of inductees, with a hero’s welcome undoubtedly in store for the Texan in his home state.Reacting to the news on social media, fans paid tribute to The Deadman, one saying: "The greatest character in wrestling history, 30 on top of WWE, I hope The Undertaker goes into the HOF alone - he deserves it.”Another added: "Taker shouldn't just headline the class of 2022, he should BE the class of 2022, as Andre [The Giant] was the first inductee on his own. And...

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.

WWE are taking over Cardiff for the mammoth event at the Principality Stadium on Saturday, 3rd September.More than 60,000 tickets are thought to have been snapped up by wrestling fanatics, eager to be part of what will be WWE’s first stadium show on these shores since 1992. READ MORE: WWE star champion Liv Morgan says Brit fans are 'so vulgar' - but she loves it The build-up has already been huge, with a mammoth clash between WWE Undisputed Universal Champion Roman Reigns and Brit Drew McIntyre already confirmed.Shayna Baszler will also challenge for the SmackDown Women’s title when she goes up against Liv Morgan.Now, fans in Cardiff for the show have been handed an even bigger boost with the news that The Undertaker will be in town to perform on the eve of the show.The legend, who racked up 30 years performing in WWE prior to his retirement, will be bringing his unique one-man show to the city’s New Theatre Cardiff Venue.The company announced: “UNDERTAKER 1 deadMAN SHOW will feature “The Phenom” in an intimate setting, sharing never-before-heard stories from his Hall of Fame career and taking questions from the WWE Universe in attendance.”The date will mark the show’s international debut, having been performed only in the US previously ahead of WWE SummerSlam last month.There’s no suggestion as yet that The Phenom will be appearing at Clash at the Castle the following day, but die-hard fans will be keeping fingers crossed for a cameo from one of the industry’s biggest ever stars.Played by grappler Mark Calaway The Undertaker made his debut in 1990, the menacing mortician appearing at the Survivor Series.Calaway, now 56, racked up memorable moments and world championships galore over the course of 30 years, before

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.

The Undertaker is amongst the many WWE wrestlers, who is all praises for Roman Reigns' current heel run in the wrestling company as The Head of The Table. In an interview with Sports Illustrated, the 56-year-old wrestler shared, "I'm so proud of where he is.

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. The legendary wrestler continues to support WWE by watching it as a fan, albeit, it isn't the easiest thing for Mark Calaway (real name) to do.During an in-depth interview with Joe Rogan for the latter's podcast The Joe Rogan Experience, Taker was asked if he follows the current WWE product.

Roman Reigns defeated Drew McIntyre in a bruising main event to cap off a fine WWE Survivor Series 2020.

The Undertaker said goodbye to WWE fans at Survivor Series - 30 years after he made his debut at the event.

The Undertaker’s reign of darkness is coming to an end after 30 long years in the ring.The Deadman is hanging up his leather jacket after three decades in the squared circle and more than 150 fights.Regarded as one of the very best, Taker told ESPN: "In my mind, I am 100% done. I've come to grips with it.

Undertaker has reaffirmed his decision to finally retire from WWE – after a spectacular 30-year career in the ring.The professional wrestler has called time on his legendary three-decade long career having seen it all.The Deadman, now 55, has decided to hang the leather jacket up of good after beating AJ Styles this summer at WrestleMania.Taker, real name Mark Calaway, will have his final goodbye this Sunday at Survivor Series, exactly 30 years after the first entered the squared circle.Undertaker – who first made his debut at Survivor Series 1990 – has been chasing a storybook ending to his iconic career for a number of years.The three-time world champion confirmed to ESPN that he was “100% done” with the ring.He added: “I've come to grips

Many wrestling fans would say The Undertaker is the most famous superstar in WWE.

Undertaker has finally called it quits on his time in the ring after a spectacular three-decade career.Arguably WWE’s greatest character creation, the 55-year-old has been wowing audiences and winning bouts since the early 1990s.The championship winning career saw him go unbeaten at WWE’s showcase event, WrestleMania, before being ended in stunning style.Taker, real name Mark Calaway, will make his final appearance this Sunday as he closes an incredible chapter for the show.Undertaker, who famously appeared in front of 80,000 fans at London's Wembley Stadium in 1992, admitted the timing was right for him to step away and let the next generation of WWE stars continue to shine.The Phenom will bow out during a Final Farewell at this years

WWE Survivor Series 2020 takes place this weekend and it's an extra special event honouring one legend.

Don't wait 30 years - sign up for our daily football email newsletter today!The Undertaker has paid tribute to those who died on 9/11 - and defended his view that it was the worst day in US history.The 55-year-old legend took to social media on Friday to mark the 19th anniversary of the tragedies that claimed thousands of lives following attacks in New York, Washington and Pennsylvania in 2001.Undertaker, whose real name is Mark Calaway, said those lost and who made sacrifices should be “honored.”But his view that the mass tragedy was the nation’s worst day in history was criticised on Twitter.The iconic performer and staunch patriot, said: “Thousands of innocent Americans were taken from us 19 years ago today.“In their memory, we should

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.

WWE hero The Undertaker is set to appear in a new docs-series about “The Last Ride”, which has seen the wrestler break character as he admitted being ‘protective’ WWE legend The Undertaker has made a rare break in character to give his own personal insight on the character.

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. It's an unprecedented move for a guy who's mostly kept the cameras away from his personal life. But, according to the Undertaker, whose real name is Mark Calaway, documenting what could be the final moments of his in-ring career was an important opportunity he just couldn't pass up.

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. It's an unprecedented move for a guy who's mostly kept the cameras away from his personal life. But, according to the Undertaker, whose real name is Mark Calaway, documenting what could be the final moments of his in-ring career was an important opportunity he just couldn't pass up.