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WWE’s back on top as one of the biggest wrestling promotions in the world, and honestly, it’s thanks to a whole bunch of things: legendary superstars, epic entrance music, wild storylines, you name it. But there’s one piece of the puzzle that doesn’t always get the credit it deserves: the signature moves.

Classics like the Rko, Tombstone, and Stunner have become iconic. And then there’s the Spear. Tons of wrestlers have tried their hand at it over the years, but only a few have truly nailed it and made it their own.

Is Bron Breakker’s spear more brutal than Roman Reigns’ one? Roman Reigns and Bron Breakker amidst a bout | Credits- WWE

Over the years, tons of WWE superstars have given the Spear a shot, hoping to make it their signature move. But honestly, no one’s done it quite like Roman Reigns and Bron Breakker.

The world of entertainment wrestling is full of talent, and in recent years, WWE has been signing more and more names to add depth to its roster. However, having talent is easy, but finding an attraction is rare. One can argue that the current locker room has the best attractions in Cody Rhodes, Seth Rollins, LA Knight, and many more.

However, they will all turn into dust when they come face to face with the evergreen charm of Rikishi. Hardcore fans of the show know how the wrestler can be quite an entertaining figure and was perhaps the most adaptable figure on the roster.

Be it a babyface or a heel, he surely has put up moments that have attracted fans and made him such a fun figure to be around. Here are 5 moments that are as iconic as if they happened yesterday.

5. A flamboyant Rico freaked out Rikishi Rikishi vs.

Over the years, WWE has been shaped by countless unforgettable moments, but a select few have left a lasting impact so profound that they forever changed the company’s trajectory. These pivotal events didn’t just shake things up for a night, they redefined eras, characters, and even the very identity of WWE itself.

What makes these moments so legendary isn’t just their shock value or spectacle. They were the product of long-term storytelling, emotional investment, and high-stakes drama that simmered over time before exploding in iconic fashion.

A consequential moment is building up at Money in the Bank 2025 The build-up to tag team action between the combined forces of Logan Paul and John Cena against Cody Rhodes and Jey Uso. (Image Credit: WWE)

Money in the Bank is coming at an interesting juncture this year. At Saturday Night’s Main Event, John Cena was hell bent to ensure...

Tyra Mae Steele has emerged victorious in the inaugural season of WWE’s brand new developmental unit, Lfg, bagging herself an Nxt contract from Shawn Michaels. As a former Olympic gold medalist in freestyle wrestling, just like Kurt Angle, she is surely one of the most promising talents in Nxt’s current roster.

WWE legend and fellow Olympic gold medalist Kurt Angle opened up in an interview about her impressive wrestling career. While he acknowledged her remarkable performance in WWE’s new developmental program, he also expressed disappointment over the company’s decision to change her name from Mensah Stock to Tyra Mae Steele.

Kurt Angle opens up on Tyra Mae Steele joining Nxt Tyra Mae Steele is one of the most talented youngsters in WWE | Credits- Mensahtamyrastock / Instagram

Tyra Mae Steele is talented enough to become WWE’s next breakout star after dominating its newest developmental program, Lfg, under...

Beyond his eerie persona and mesmerizing entrance, capable of intimidating his rivals even before the match began, The Undertaker was also one of the most dominant and intense performers in the ring.

But while the appeal of “The Deadman” was chilling on the outside, he always ensured the safety of his opponents inside the ring. This was evident in an instance where the impact of a seemingly brutal chair shot turned out to be far less damaging than it appeared, as revealed by a WWE legend.

Mr. Kennedy revealed shocking details about The Undertaker’s chair shot against him Mr. Kennedy launching an attack on The Undertaker. (Image Credit: WWE)

The Phenom was dominating the course of the match during a high-stakes encounter between him and Mr. Kennedy. When it appeared that Mr. Kennedy’s time inside the ring with The Undertaker was coming to an end, the deadman hit...

The Undertaker is one of the first wrestlers people think of when they hear about WWE, even if they’re not wrestling fans. The Deadman’s fame goes beyond WWE, making him a global wrestling legend. His battles with his “brother” Kane, along with his eerie persona of rising from the dead, are one of the best childhood memories.

Some fans still believe Kane and The Deadman are real brothers, and some think he can truly come back from the dead; that’s how legendary he is. He has left a huge mark on WWE, helping to make it a household name worldwide. Over the years, he has been part of many iconic matches and intense rivalries against Mankind, Triple H, and his nemesis, Kane.

The Undertaker’s illustrious WWE career The Undertaker in a WWE event | Credits- WWE

The Undertaker is one of the most decorated WWE wrestlers in his vast 30-year career.

WWE over the years has gained a handful of popular names that will resonate will any fan of any generation. They have taken the sport to a different level altogether and have cemented the art of pro-wrestling at a god-tier level. They aren’t just superstars but inspirations for the fans and a thousand would-be wrestlers who want to take up the sport.

Four such names in the fabric of pro-wrestling folklore are that of Triple H, The Undertaker, Shawn Michaels and Kane. Michaels and Hunter came together to form the D-Generation X, one of the most talked-about tag teams in the history of WWE. The Undertaker and Kane formed another all-conquering stable called the Brothers of Destruction. These two tag teams left fear in their wake.

Why does Shawn Michaels regret coming back for one more match? Triple H and Shawn Michaels cutting a promo / Credit – WWE

Shawn Michaels...

The Undertaker remains one of the most iconic and impactful performers to ever step inside the squared circle. Throughout his long and storied WWE career, he has firmly established himself as one of the all-time greats, consistently earning thunderous ovations from the WWE Universe each time he entered the ring.

However, even legends face a time when they are no longer in peak physical condition, especially when standing across from an opponent as skilled and athletically gifted as Roman Reigns. Their encounter at WrestleMania 33 ultimately left many fans disappointed. However, The Undertaker has offered a unique and reflective perspective on that high-stakes showdown

The Undertaker reflects on his performance against Roman Reigns at WrestleMania 33 The Undertaker fighting against Roman Reigns. (Image Credit: WWE)

During an episode of the Six Feet Under podcast, The Undertaker opened up about the physical condition he was in when he faced Roman Reigns in the...

The Undertaker enjoyed a long and storied career in WWE, facing off against some of the most iconic and dominant performers in the industry. His legendary rivalries with the likes of The Rock, Stone Cold Steve Austin, Triple H, and Brock Lesnar are etched into wrestling history.

Throughout his career, The Undertaker endured countless grueling matches against these and many other top-tier superstars. As a result, he withstood an array of devastating signature moves, whether it was a Ddt, a jackhammer, or a kick to the face. The Phenom has taken them all in stride, showcasing his resilience and unwavering dedication to the sport.

The Undertaker reveals which move was the easiest to take for him The Undertaker addresses the WWE universe. | Image Credit: WWE

On his popular podcast, Six Feet Under, The Undertaker reflected on his wrestling career, discussing the moves he found easiest to perform. According to the WWE legend,...

The Undertaker has been a name synonymous with pro-wrestling folklore in the history of WrestleMania. A man who carved an empire, ecstatic enough featuring a historic streak of 21-0 before it was finally broken by Brock Lesnar, etched greatness with every single move of his in the ring. The long list of his illustrious rivals featured an array of iconic names that included the likes of Jake ‘The Snake’ Roberts, Giant Gonzalez, Diesel, Kane, Triple H, Randy Orton, Roman Reigns, Bray Wyatt, Brock Lesnar, and the list goes on.

Amidst the matches that he fought, most of them went on to kiss the skies in terms of his physical prowess. The battles against Shawn Michaels, Edge, and Hunter pushed him to his limits, and yet he stood tall, delivering one high-octane battle after another. Despite the streak being broken with Brock Lesnar being the first man to do the unthinkable...

The Undertaker was Vince McMahon’s strongest soldier because the stories he had to endure could break an average wrestler’s career (and sanity). From the Fake Undertaker to the Greater Power storyline, Taker went with the flow and took chances with stuff no wrestler would ever touch. Being an undead wizard has its disadvantages as well. WWE has always had a soap opera-like storyline, but doing one with Undertaker was risky.

Vince McMahon tried, though. During the build-up to No Mercy 2002, he made sure both the Brothers of Destruction went through soap era-level stories. These angles were memorable but in an ironic way. The Katie Vick story is still remembered by everyone, but the Tracy angle is largely forgotten.

The Undertaker was feuding with Brock Lesnar and Paul Heyman during this time

Undertaker was challenging the WWE Champion, Brock Lesnar, to a match at No Mercy. The Undertaker won...

The Undertaker might be one of the greatest wrestlers to have ever graced the squared circle, but there are many things in WWE he hasn’t done yet, like being a Paul Heyman guy. At least that’s what fans thought till now.

In a recent interview, the Undertaker shared details about a phase of his life that very few people know about. Back when he was part of WCW, The Deadman had Paul Heyman as his manager for a short time. This surprised many WWE fans worldwide who were unaware that Heyman and The Undertaker had previously worked together when the Deadman’s ring name was ‘ Mean’ Mark Callous.

The Undertaker reveals that Paul Heyman once served as his manager The Undertaker during a WWE event | Credits- WWE

The Deadman has had an incredible WWE career, winning multiple championships and defeating all the top superstars in the company. Interestingly,...

As WrestleMania 41 is less than a week from now, speculations have already been building around the presence of the man who defined the Showcase of Immortals with his towering stature over the years, The Undertaker. Mark Calaway, the icon of pro-wrestling, has carved an enviable legacy over the years in the Stamford-based company.

He has faced rivals of contrasting statures featuring the likes of Hulk Hogan, Yokozuna, Diesel, Mankind, Shawn Michaels, Triple H, Kane, Stone Cold Steve Austin, and the list goes on and on. Talking about his rivals, if there was one man with whom he shared a love-and-hate relationship, it was The Big Show. Towering tall over The Undertaker, he was his rival at times, and at times he was his tag-team partner.

The Big Show battling Randy Orton / Credit – WWE

The combined legacy of both would have been massive in terms of shaping the company’s future.

We cannot blame Mark Calaway, aka The Undertaker, if he became a little bit obsessed with fellow wrestler Michelle McCool at the start of their dating period. The couple, now happily married for fifteen years, did not start by mutually liking each other. In fact, McCool wanted him to leave her alone.

Both retired from the wrestling industry, the famed couple looked back on their early relationship and how it blossomed into a life-long romance. They have proven that acceptance and understanding go a long way, especially since they weren’t on the same page in the beginning.

The Undertaker / Credits: WWE The Undertaker faced a lot of challenges before he married Michelle McCool

Fans have witnessed a side of The Undertaker that they have never seen before when he spoke about his relationship with Michelle McCool in the Six Feet Under with Mark Calaway podcast. It was a delight...

WWE legend, the Undertaker once warned YouTuber turned wrestler Logan Paul about the risks involved with the perilous stunts he does for a living.

In an interview with Paul, the Undertaker opened up on the risky stunts today’s wrestlers do with ease but were impossible for previous generations to even think of.

He pointed out a particular move from Paul that stunned him and the fans alike. Undertaker went on to claim that he would never blame Paul if the WWE star decided to never try that move again.

Logan Paul decides to never go through with this particular move again after The Undertaker’s warning The Undertaker | credit-wwe

During The Undertaker’s appearance on Logan Paul’s podcast, ImPaulsive, he opened up on that one move ‘The Deadman’ thought was a bit too much even for an elite athlete like Logan Paul.

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Pro wrestling and motion pictures came of age together near the end of one century and at the beginning of another. So it's no surprise they share many similarities, especially when each dramatizes reality with the consent of a captive audience willing, even eager, to suspend their disbelief that what they're watching is real (though don't dare call pro wrestling "fake" to a fan). In the same way we know that Robert Downey Jr. is an actor, not a superhero, we know The Rock and Stone Cold Steve Austin only pretended to fight to the death (and probably shared a beer after their matches). Filmmakers and pro wrestlers are ultimately storytellers. When storytellers do a bad job, we roll our eyes and say "that's so fake." But when the storytellers make us believe what we're seeing is real ... that's when the magic happens.

Alas, unlike movies, pro wrestling has long been considered lowbrow,...

There’s a recurring caution that runs throughout the NetFlix limited series, Mr. McMahon. Director Chris Smith does not belabor the point, but he makes sure viewers are reminded every once in a while that almost all of what we know about the life and career of wrestling mogul Vince McMahon has been carefully curated by McMahon himself.

Consequently, even in a supposed honest examination of the man who more or less invented the concept of “sports entertainment” for the 21st century, it would be wise to question everything.

Fortunately, Chris Smith is up to the task of teasing out various strata of truth. His breakthrough documentary, American Movie (1999), remains among the greatest and most revelatory movies of the 1990s. Smith has gone on to examine the nature of fact and fiction in other projects such as Jim & Andy: The Great Beyond (2017) and Tiger King (2020). The blurring of the...

The Undertaker is regarded as one of the most tenured and respected WWE legends in the history of the business. His three decades of destruction, character evolution, impressive in-ring acumen and larger than life persona made him a household name not only in the wrestling business, but also across the globe.

Looking at the physical stature and dominance of The Undertaker, it was unimaginable for any WWE fan to see him get dominated by his opponents. But that all changed when the company witnessed the arrival of one of the biggest freaks of nature who resembled the stature of WWE legend Andre The Giant in 2006. He was none other than The Great Khali.

The Great Khali vs Kane | Credit: WWE

The Punjabi Giant took down The Phenom with ease and even defeated him in a dominating performance during their first encounter. Over the years, The Great Khali became a renowned wrestler in WWE from India.

If phenomenal is a word, then Aj Styles is a living embodiment of it. With an iconic theme song, hard-hitting moves, and a showstopper finisher, Styles made a name for himself wherever he went. This was evident when he received one of the loudest cheers in WWE’s history as he made his debut at the 2016 Royal Rumble.

Aj Styles. Credits: WWE

Since then, he has been making a name for himself, as he battled some of the greats of the sport like John Cena, The Undertaker, Daniel Bryan, Seth Rollins, and so many more. In all accord, his career has been filled with ups and downs, but one thing’s constant: him being a top name in the locker room.

The 3-time US Champion is once again getting praised by the wrestling enthusiasts who notice him being in the best shape of his career. Recently, the globally acclaimed wrestler...

When it comes to WWE legends, Chris Jericho’s name cannot be left behind. The C Man is simply one of the best to step into the squared circle. Jericho has made and broken several records during his illustrious wrestling career, but among them, there is one particular record that has baffled a lot of his admirers.

Chris Jericho entering the arena/credit- X/@IAmJericho

Though Jericho seems miles ahead of anyone else when it comes to knocking guys out of the elimination chamber, with a staggering 10 eliminations to his name in 8 appearances, he has managed to secure a victory just once in his entire career.

Chris Jericho’s failure at the elimination chamber despite his dominating record

Jericho has eliminated more wrestlers than anyone else in WWE history, still he has somehow managed to come out victorious in just a single elimination chamber match. This startling statistic highlights the...

The world of professional wrestling has seen some of the greatest in-ring showdowns take place in years. The matches have become more iconic, with big names and rivals driven by captivating storylines. Out of the many matches that have taken place, two superstars involved in iconic WWE matches are Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson and The Undertaker.

The Rock and The Undertaker have been part of many prolific matches in their respective WWE careers. Moreover, some of their iconic bouts have taken place on The Grandest Stage of Them All, WrestleMania, against marquee names of the business.

The Rock & Stone Cold Steve Austin on WWE TV/ Credit: WWE

The Undertaker has been considered one of the most accomplished in-performers in WrestleMania history, while The Rock has also been a part of many top matches at The Show of Shows over the years. So it is an interesting debate in regards to...

With a superhero-like physique, impressive in-ring athleticism, a wide arsenal of moves, and unmatched microphone skills, John Cena was the perfect definition of an idol. For over two decades, fans have been looking up to him for his “Never Give Up” attitude and how he would overcome the odds. Thus, he became one of the faces of WWE, who would always be with the fans.

John Cena. Credits: WWE

His battles against Cm Punk’s Nexus and Triple H’s Authority are the most prominent storylines in his WWE career. However, on March 1, 2025, he shocked the world by launching a brutal assault on Cody Rhodes after he turned down Dwayne Johnson’s offer.

While the world was still recovering from his actions, he once again reminded them of his actions, sending a cryptic message about how he is now the Harvey Dent of WWE.

John Cena takes inspiration from Harvey...

Brock Lesnar was already a legend when he broke The Streak of The Undertaker back in 2014. The Deadman was on a hot streak of WrestleMania wins for the past twenty-three years before Lesnar pinned him down and sent him to the hospital at WrestleMania XXX. However, the controversial win was first reportedly offered to Edge.

The legendary star mentioned that he was offered the storyline of breaking The Undertaker’s streak but he declined as he had already made it. Edge also reportedly pitched Roman Reigns to be able to do it instead as he was an up-and-coming star and would have needed the legendary win to go to the next level.

Brock Lesnar’s legendary win against The Undertaker was first offered to Edge The Undertaker | Credits: WWE

Brock Lesnar was a legend from the beginning and is still the only fighter to have won heavyweight championships in WWE,...

The final years of the career of wrestling stars are considered very important for the future of the business. The top promotions majorly use it as an opportunity to shape up their current rosters and give significant push to the talents of today at the expense of the veterans.

Over the years, many veterans have put over younger stars to elevate their status in WWE. A notable example was The Undertaker taking a crushing defeat at the hands of Roman Reigns at WrestleMania 33, which gave a huge push to the then-young star who ultimately became the face of the company.

Moreover, top legends like Triple H and John Cena did the same in the final years of their career. Triple H had been doing the same in his prime years as well, putting over stars like John Cena and Batista and, later on, Roman Reigns, Ronda Rousey, and Seth Rollins.

One of the major talking points of WrestleMania has always been the presence of The Undertaker. The superhuman streak of 21-0 until WrestleMania 30 always made the fans speculate what would happen if it ever got broken. The streak built over time for the Dead Man at the expense of several superstars that featured big names like Jimmy Snuka, Jake ‘The Snake’ Roberts, Randy Orton, Shawn Michaels, Roman Reigns, Edge, and the list goes on.

These famous rivalries were built up over the Road to WrestleMania, and the way the Undertaker reaped the rewards of these battles across the ages was simply mesmerizing. His clash against Kane in WrestleMania Xx induced the paranormal element in WWE in a much more intimidating avatar, and his match with the Edge in WrestleMania Xxiv for the World Heavyweight Championship witnessed the extreme fringe of resilience.

Undertaker at WrestleMania 32/ Credit: WWE

Taker’s stature as...

The Undertaker is regarded as one of the greatest WWE legends of all time. The Phenom was defined by his mystic aura, captivating presence, and exceptional in-ring acumen that made him a marquee attraction for the company for over three decades.

Another thing that highly resonated with the character of The Undertaker was his iconic WrestleMania streak. It stood for over two decades before its demise at the hands of Brock Lesnar at WrestleMania XXX. The Streak became a highlight for many years at The Show of Shows, with top performers like Shawn Michaels, Batista, Ric Flair, and Edge attempting to end it.

The Undertaker on WWE TV/ Credit: WWE

Amidst those years, WWE Cco Paul “Triple H” was also among those names who challenged The Streak. However, it was the ending of one particular match between Triple H and The Undertaker that absolutely infuriated then-wwe Chairman and CEO Vince McMahon.

The duo of Triple H and Shawn Michaels are two of the prominent figures in WWE today. They began their careers as professional wrestlers and went on to become game-changers and trailblazers, both wearing their wrestling gear and later on donning a corporate suit with major responsibilities.

Shawn Michaels was one of the top attractions for WWE back in the mid-1990s. He then formed D-Generation X with Triple H, Chyna and Ravishing Rick Rude which went on to become a highly popular faction in the Attitude Era.

Triple H & Shawn Michaels as part of D-Generation X/Credit: WWE.com

But in 1998, Shawn Michaels retired from wrestling after suffering a devastating back injury at that year’s Royal Rumble event in a casket match against The Undertaker. The Showstopper came back two years later in non-wrestling capacities. However, a lot of personal demons caught up to Michaels which led to...

WWE has been present for quite some time, where countless wrestlers have stepped foot inside the ring, flaunted their physical prowess, and have been hailed as some of the toughest entertainers who would beat everyone into a pulp. In recent times, this title has been rocked by the Beast Incarnate, Brock Lesnar, who has been handpicked by God himself to become an unstoppable combat athlete.

Brock Lesnar. Credits: WWE

This has been evident in his matches, as he singlehandedly dominates his opponents, taking them to Suplex City; the list includes the likes of John Cena, Roman Reigns, Seth Rollins, The Undertaker, and it goes on. However, there’s one name in entertainment wrestling who would even make Brock Lesnar appear meek.

That one tough superstar is none other than Haku, who is by far the cut above the rest and is by far the toughest man in WWE history.

Haku:...

The Undertaker will go down in history as one of the most accomplished and tenured legends in WWE. The Phenom had a mystic that remained relevant for three decades before he hung up his boots in 2020.

During his tenure as an in-ring performer, The Undertaker delivered some of the most compelling performances inside the squared circle. Moreover, apart from his mythical and dark character that was captivating for thirty years with all of its evolutions, The Deadman was highly regarded for his in-ring acumen.

The Undertaker on WWE television/Credit: WWE

From landing some of the purest strikes to jaw-dropping aerial moves for a man his size and power-packed moves like Chokeslam and Tombstone Piledriver, The Undertaker’s in-ring style was beyond excellence. However, he himself dislikes moves like Powerbombs and even one move of his own arsenal that left a permanent injury to his body.

Which move in his...

Paul Levesque, better known as Triple H is a revered figure in the world of professional wrestling, and he’s known for having a sharp wit, with a commanding presence. But what draws the fans to the pro wrestler is his unapologetic demeanor, which was his hallmark in WWE.

Triple H on Late Night with Conan O’Brien | Conan O’Brien / YouTube

His humor often tends to walk the fine line between edgy and inappropriate, and now that WWE is transitioning to a new era with Netflix, such jokes would never make the cut. So let’s dive into the darker side of Triple H’s humor and his contributions that shaped the entertainment side of wrestling.

Triple H’s dark humor pushed boundaries in WWE Triple H | Impaulsive / YouTube

Triple H’s humor has always reflected his persona, and there was a time in WWE when shock value was prioritized over everything else.

Sometimes, the heart speaks louder than the crowd. While Dwayne Johnson Aka The Rock may have flexed his muscles in countless legendary WWE moments, Cm Punk’s picks for his top three matches are like a secret handshake between him and the true spirit of wrestling. It’s not about the grandest stage or the loudest cheers, but about the battles that left their fingerprints on his soul.

Cm Punk | Credit: No-Contest Wrestling Podcast/YouTube

Forget the spotlight on The Rock; Punk picked rivals who challenged him at his core. In a trip down memory lane on the No-Contest Wrestling Podcast, Punk rolled up his sleeves and picked the battles that truly tested him to the limit.

The essence of Cm Punk: Unforgettable battles with John Cena and The Undertaker

The first match that truly hit like a thunderclap was Cm Punk’s unforgettable showdown with John Cena on Raw in 2013. To most,...

The tale of WWE’s most iconic star, The Undertaker, kicks off at the 1990 Survivor Series, where he left a lasting impression on the minds of the wrestling fans. Since then, the wrestler has gone on to become one of the most loved stars, where he switched into a number of personas, each leaving the fans mesmerized. But his most popular would be the Deadman gimmick featuring alongside Paul Bearer.

The Undertaker. Credits: WWE

The major part of The Phenom becoming infectiously popular was the storylines that followed him. The Big Evil’s career is filled with iconic rivalries that include names like Aj Styles, Brock Lesnar, Randy Orton, Shawn Michaels, and many more.

However, two feuds took his fame to a whole other level, where the emotions were so high that he was forced to ‘kill’ them.

The Undertaker ‘kills’ two wrestlers only to make them return from the...

The Undertaker is one of the selective WWE stars who transcended the sport and became a global icon. Mark William Callaway retired in 2020 with a total of 14 championships, but arguably his biggest achievement came in the form of The Streak.

The Undertaker | Credits: WWE Network

The Undertaker’s legendary WrestleMania streak came to a shocking end at WrestleMania 30 when Brock Lesnar secured victory, bringing an end to The Deadman’s 21-0 record. The moment, which took place in 2014, remains one of the most unexpected and debated decisions in WWE history.

And as it stands, instead of Brock Lesnar, Callaway wanted his streak to be ended by the then up-and-coming Bray Wyatt.

The Undertaker did not want Brock Lesnar to break his streak The Undertaker / Credits: WWE

WrestleMania 30 saw The Undertaker suffer his first loss at the event, courtesy of Brock Lesnar. However, the decision to end the streak was made...

Feuds, trash talk, and mind games are all part of the wrestling business. In a world where larger-than-life personalities clash and adrenaline is at an all-time high, things are bound to get out of hand sometimes. The Undertaker, one of WWE’s legendary names, has received his fair share of insults over time. Whether it was John Cena calling him a “coward” or Brock Lesnar and Roman Reigns breaking his perfect streak, The Undertaker has been through it all.

The Undertaker / Credits: WWE

However, if we had to handpick one moment from his career that could possibly be the most humiliating, it would be Cm Punk crashing The Undertaker’s tribute to the late Paul Bearer and dissing him in front of the entire crowd during a tender moment.

Cm Punk shows up at Paul Bearer’s tribute to insult The Undertaker Cm Punk crashes Undertaker’s tribute to Paul...

The Undertaker was amused that WWE fans booed Hulk Hogan at a “Monday Night Raw” event for Netflix last month, saying on his “Six Feet Under” podcast that “sometimes in life, things come back.”

The wrestler, whose real name is Mark Calaway, said that the moment was an “ego pop” for Hogan, who was trying to promote his Real American Beer at the Los Angeles event on Jan. 6.

“Did you feel like giving him a hug?” guest Justin Danger Nunle asked, prompting Calaway to laugh before responding: “No.”

Watch a clip from the interview below:

The Undertaker on Hulk Hogan getting booed at the Raw premiere on Netflix

“Sometimes in life things come back”

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— Vick (@Vick_8122) February 3, 2025

When asked if he felt bad for Hogan, Calaway added, “I got feelings. I got feelings for people, like sometimes in life, things come back.”

Calaway.

Dwayne Johnson is one of the most popular and successful WWE stars today, and even though he’s transitioned into becoming a movie star, he occasionally returns to the ring. Every wrestler has his own style and even habits when it comes to fighting. Indeed, it is what sets them apart from the rest, and it helps them leave an impression on the audience.

Dwayne Johnson / Credits: WWE

Surprisingly, retired wrestler The Undertaker revealed The Rock’s secret after he busted him. Somehow, this habit of Johnson isn’t quite a shocker for many fans. The actor loves the spotlight, and it’s evident in how he carries himself, whether he’s inside the ring or on a movie set.

The Undertaker spills Dwayne Johnson’s biggest WWE secret

The Undertaker, real name Mark William Calaway, has faced Dwayne Johnson in WWE on several occasions. According to 411Mania, they had 14 single matches,...

Without a doubt, The Undertaker is one of the most popular and well-known performers in WWE history. For years, the man behind the gimmick - Mark Calaway - protected that persona's otherworldly image by never appearing in public out of character. And as silly as that may seem to fans today, it was the way of the wrestling world back then. And make no mistake, The Undertaker took it that seriously.

While that may have been his philosophy throughout the first 10 years of his World Wrestling Entertainment tenure, in 2000, he flipped the script on everyone. After a brief absence, Undertaker would emerge as 'The American Badass', a tough, biker-type that was more in tune with Calaway's real-life personality. While Calaway was the one who pitched the idea of taking on a different role, he would eventually revert to his supernatural gimmick in 2002.

Fast forward to Monday Night Raw's debut...

90 Day Fiance star Tim Malcolm is one of the most active cast members on and off camera. He’s been attending different events, including conventions. He has also been a regular on Pillow Talk, along with Veronica Rodriguez. Despite all his success, Tim recently took to social media to tell fans that he deeply needs their help. Keep reading to see why.

90 Day Fiance: How’s Tim Malcolm Today?

One of Tim’s latest updates was about his attendance at a wrestling convention. The 90 Day Fiance star took photos with several wrestlers. It also appears Tim has been putting more time into his physicality. He recently shared that he dropped 30 pounds. However, some fans are puzzled about why he would drop such a huge amount despite already looking healthy. There are also speculations that he dropped 30 pounds with the help of Ozempic, as he barely shares pictures of him working out.

This April, WWE will bring the 41st annual edition of its marquee show, Wrestlemania, to Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, at a time when fans are raving about the matches and stories being told by the world’s biggest wrestling promotion.

But right now, many fans are raging at how much it will cost to attend the “Granddaddy of them All,” as prices in presales even for nosebleed seats to the two-night event cost $1,050 before Ticketmaster’s fees. Fans have posted screenshots of what they are being charged for upper deck seats for themselves and family and friends to go to Wrestlemania, with the final cost reaching thousands of dollars when fees are added in.

At the top end of the scale are seats in the rows closest to the ring and entrance ramp, which are going for a staggering $15,000 each before fees. For comparison, premium event company On Location...

Republican Donald Trump is currently doing everything in his power to get on the public’s good side now that the 2024 United States presidential elections are right around the corner. This includes him even managing to dodge a bullet before standing up bravely during a failed assassination attempt pulled during his rally in Butler, Pa, earlier this year.

Donald Trump. | Credits: The Apprentice/NBC.

Of course, this stunt had quite a lot of people heaping praise on him for acting so bravely when he was being targeted. And, as it turns out, this list of admirers included Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson as well. Apparently, as per Trump’s own claims, the 78-year-old politician got the most shocking call from the Rock after being shot in the ear.

Donald Trump Got a Call From The Rock After His Assassination Attempt

To promote himself and get more and more in the public eye,...

If you booed The Rock after his spectacular heel turn ahead of WrestleMania 40, you would be surprised to see one young kid who has been a huge fan of Dwayne Johnson. The Rock’s heel turn was quite nostalgic and it was fitting to the storyline engrossing the WWE fanbase with a treat.

Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson as the Final Boss (Credit: WWE)

Ahead of WrestleMania 40, The Rock appeared before fans and a young kid had a brilliant conversation with The Final Boss. His question amazed Johnson and his enthusiasm made him quite emotional. Recently, The Rock shared the video of the moment on his X handle.

A Young Kid Fascinated Dwayne Johnson

Dwayne Johnson. Credit: WWE

Dwayne Johnson appeared before fans ahead of WrestleMania 40 and young fans in the front row holding the Nxt belt merchandise got the mic making The Final Boss spellbound for a while. “You know...

Dwayne Johnson aka The Rock’s heel turn leading up to WrestleMania Xl was one of the main draws for audiences. Johnson deliberately elevated his performance and turned it up to 11, wreaking havoc on Cody Rhodes and his dreams of finishing his story. While he and Roman Reigns won Night 1, it was a completely different result on Night 2.

Before the Undertaker, The Rock faced off against John Cena at WrestleMania Xl

Despite Night 2’s match being held under Bloodline rules, and various members including Johnson creating roadblocks for Rhodes, the American Nightmare emerged victorious at the end. Many superstars came to aid Rhodes, including The Undertaker, who chokeslammed the Rock. It seems the Final Boss is not done with the Deadman yet, as he seeks revenge for his actions.

The Rock Calls Out The Undertaker After Humiliating Him at WrestleMania Xl

The Undertaker surprised The Rock at WrestleMania Xl

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Mark Calaway’s stage name, The Undertaker, and WWE go hand in hand. Thus, when the legend returned to the ring at WrestleMania 40 for Team Rhodes and chokeslammed The Rock, it was undoubtedly an epic moment for the fans. Thereafter, becoming one of the most iconic moments in WWE history, let alone WrestleMania 40. But as it turns out, it was a significant moment for Calaway himself as well. In a recent podcast episode, the star explained how this opportunity gave him closure.

The Undertaker delivers an epic Chokeslam to The Rock Credit: WWE | YouTube

How The Undertaker’s WrestleMania 40 Cameo Provided Him With Closure!

First, there was darkness, then came The Undertaker, and finally, The Rock got chokeslammed. The WrestleMania 40 match between Cody Rhodes and Roman Reigns was undeniably epic. With multiple interferences throughout the match, which only heightened the showdown’s intensity, fans didn’t mind at all when Mark Calaway paid a visit!

Stone Cold Steve Austin giving The Rock a stunner to help Cody Rhodes would’ve been one of the epic moments of WrestleMania 40 this year! Instead, fans were treated to something unexpected and equally awesome that nobody saw coming.

It was when The Undertaker came out of nowhere to help Rhodes secure the championship win, leaving fans caught off guard. Mark William Calaway, aka The Undertaker, is truly a WWE legend, with a career that lasted over three decades.

WWE legend The Undertaker | Image: WWE

He’s been a cornerstone in the WWE, and just hearing his entrance music gives fans goosebumps. When it comes to WrestleMania, he’s a legend there too, having competed in a whopping 25 matches at ‘The Show of Shows.’ His ties to WrestleMania are so strong that it’s hard to imagine the event without him.

Former WWE Star Grateful for Unexpected WrestleMania Twist Cody...

The Undertaker’s commitment to risking his body for fans’ entertainment has solidified his legendary status, having collaborated with top names during his time in the company, including the likes of The Rock, Triple H, ‘Stone Cold’ Steve Austin and many more. The Undertaker eventually retired from the ring back in 2020.

The Undertaker

There are many iconic wrestlers that The Deadman never did get to face in his career, but he did face the likes of Hulk Hogan and it appears the two superstars really didn’t like each other.

WWE Legend Mentored By The Rock’s Father Detested The Undertaker The Undertaker on WWE Raw

The Undertaker is renowned for his reverence toward professional wrestling, always giving his all whenever he steps into the ring. Throughout his career, he has shown disdain for those who don’t share his dedication to the craft.

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Peacock is arguably one of the best streaming services available, given that its price point is wildly affordable for any subscriber. As such, the number of great films the platform offers every month is most definitely worth exploring. Thankfully, April’s lineup has plenty of selections anyone in the family is likely to enjoy.

Along with one Peacock original arriving next month, the streaming platform also has a slew of family films suitable for an entertaining movie night with the kids. However, if animated features are of no interest to certain viewers, there are numerous options, such as a dark comedy, a horror selection, and a drama sure to tug at anyone’s heartstrings. No matter what a viewer might prefer, Peacock has them covered next month.

Bray Wyatt: Becoming Immortal Stream on April 1

A Peacock original documentary, Bray Wyatt: Becoming Immortal highlights the remarkable career of the late WWE wrestler Windham Rotunda,...

In the midst of all conversations regarding the greatest wrestlers of all time, many names often come up. However, one thing is for sure, The Undertaker will always be near the top. With a career that has spanned over three decades, 33 years to be precise, The Phenom has taken on generations of superstars, and has stayed on top of the business for a long time. However, all the good things come to an end, as he decided to hang his hat and long coat back in 2020.

The Undertaker | image: WWE

Nevertheless, The Undertaker’s popularity transcended wrestling, making him a pop culture icon and arguably the most recognized face on the planet. Since WrestleMania 40 is around the corner, a report regarding his return is looming and fans are excited about it.

The Undertaker Is Expected Make a Return in WrestleMania Xl

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The Undertaker has had a magnificent career in the WWE. The Phenom still holds the record for the most WrestleMania wins in WWE history (21 straight wins). The aura of the Undertaker and the fear he instills in his opponents made him a mythical figure and Mark Calaway made sure WWE fans never got tired of his character.

The Undertaker during his boneyard match with Aj Styles

The Undertaker had many iconic matches in his career including with Shawn Michaels, Triple H, Mankind, and his highly satisfying boneyard match with A.J Styles. However, he did not get to have the much-anticipated match with Sting. The surprising reason behind this was Vince McMahon not approving the matcha as he felt it was not worth it.

Vince McMahon Didn’t Approve Much-Hyped Match between The Undertaker and Sting The much-hyped Undertaker vs Sting WWE match did not happen

The Undertaker has cemented his...

With one of the most decorated careers of all time WWE, John Cena is arguably one of the greatest wrestlers in wrestling history if not the the greatest. As one of the GOATs of WWE, many have looked up to Cena as he has tied up with Ric Flair with 16 World Championship victories. From introducing the spinning WWE Title to going against Edge in a TLC match in Unforgiven for the WWE title in 2006 to facing The Rock in WrestleMania; his career is full of iconic moments and matches that solidify his position as a future Hall of Famer.

John Cena

Throughout his career Cena has displayed an unparalleled work ethic, however, no amount of professionalism can help The Leader of the Cenation to break one record held by another two greats of the sport, that is The Brahma Bull and The Deadman.

John Cena Can Never Break The WrestleMania...

Bray Wyatt may be gone, but he is not forgotten.

The late wrestler, who tragically passed away last August at 36 years old, is the subject of the upcoming documentary Bray Wyatt: Becoming Immortal, which released the first trailer on Monday.

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