The Undertaker has a new WWE gimmick, and it has nothing to do with caskets and urns. Ever since retiring from in-ring competition in 2020, The Undertaker put his iconic Deadman character to rest and has been making sporadic appearances on WWE television under his American Badass persona.

The Undertaker sees great things in the future of this WWE Superstar. Much has been made of Michael Hayes's comments about Chelsea Green during the second seas

The Miz said The Undertaker approved his return to the WWE locker room after a months-long ban, underscoring how veteran oversight shaped backstage access. In an interview with Chris Van Vliet and on

Somewhere just past the brick walls of the Old Church Street graveyard, you could almost imagine a soft shimmer in the air, the outline of a portly, pale‑faced, ghoul whose high‑pitched promos sent wrestling crowds into a frenzy through the 1990s and 2000s.

WWE Hall of Famer The Undertaker recently revealed that when he chose wrestling over a basketball scholarship, nearly everyone in his life told him he was making a mistake. Speaking on Six Feet Under with The Undertaker,

One-half of the current AAA World Mixed Tag Team Champions, Lola Vice, speaks about working with The Undertaker.

The Undertaker has been one of the cornerstones of the pro wrestling business for the past few decades. The WWE Hall of Famer is currently retired but still makes occasional TV appearances.

The Undertaker recently revealed that he pushed himself hard in training ahead of a major WrestleMania match because he wanted redemption. Back in 2017, The Undertaker faced Roman Reigns at WrestleMania 33,