Undertaker announces his official retirement from wrestling

The legendary wrestler “Undertaker” or The Undertaker announced his permanent retirement from the world of professional wrestling, and said goodbye to the American professional wrestling WWE, the funeral home, to end his 30-year career as the most famous professional in this recreational sport.

Mark William Calaway, known as “The Undertaker” or The Undertaker among the Arab masses, announced his retirement during the “Survivor Series” event, which takes place during the month of November each year.

Undertaker decided to retire from wrestling at the age of 55, after winning 7 world championships between WWE and WWF.

“It’s time for me to retire,” Undertaker said during the event. “Let the Undertaker rest in peace.”

Dwayne Johnson “Rock” sent him a goodbye message, saying, “I was proud to share the ring with you.”

Undertaker first appeared on Survivor Series on November 22, 1990 and retired 30 years after his debut, having become the oldest in-ring wrestling presence in WWE history.

Undertaker is one of the most famous wrestlers in professional wrestling history, featuring “The Rock,” Ken, Ric Flair, Triple H, Steve Austin, Shawn Michaels, and other legends.

Mark William also has 21 wins in a row at WrestleMania’s biggest professional wrestling event, before the series ends with Brock Lesnar in 2014.

At the age of 55, Undertaker leaves the professional wrestling circuit as a world champion through WWE and WWF, and has achieved an unmatched streak of undefeated victories in which he achieved 21 consecutive victories on the biggest stage in the world. wrestling, WrestleMania, before finally being defeated by Lesnar in 2014.