The Career of The Undertaker: 1990 - 1993

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Wrestling Bios Presents - The Career of The Undertaker: 1990 - 1993
The Undertaker is considered by many to be the greatest of all time. His character has evolved and thrived through multiple eras of the WWE, and he has remained highly popular throughout his entire wrestling career. Undertaker's story throughout the years has been exciting and captivating, and this series from Wrestling Bios looks to explore every year of the Undertaker's career.
In this video, we look at The Undertaker's debut in the WWE and his first years within the company. Topics covered include:
00:43 - The evolution of The Undertaker
02:22 - Mark Calloway debuts as "Kane The Undertaker" in the WWF
06:23 - The Undertaker at Survivor Series 1990
07:42 - Paul Bearer debuts and joins The Undertaker
09:53 - Undertaker vs Hulk Hogan for the WWF Championship
11:16 - Undertaker vs Jake Roberts
12:52 - The Undertaker vs Giant Gonzalez
- Much More!
#wwe #wrestling #documentary

[@musfazleabdullah5473]

"...your body belongs to Bearer, and your soul belongs to me..." #ThankYouTaker

[@musfazleabdullah5473]

@Mr.Y2J In a promo with Paul Bearer. His opponent, i don't remember. I think its 1991-1993. (sorry my Inglish not good🙏😊)

[@musfazleabdullah5473]

@Mr.Y2J Im sorry, i try to find it. And i cannot find it anymore. I try again. I forgot the year of that promo. I try to find out again.

[@devonschwartz6456]

Now just 27 more years to cover lol I was there at 5 years old at Survivor Series in Hartford CT when he debuted. The Deadman is a legend.

[@blankname6629]

Devon Schwartz was going to say did not know undertakers career was so short haha

[@Sasso-pf1mo]

Where you scared of him as such a young kid??

[@devonschwartz6456]

Sean O C we were not close enough to the ring to be scared, but definitely in shock of what he did in the ring. It was like DAMN this guys means buisness he’s whoopin everyone

[@blackbutterfly8136]

@@Sasso-pf1mo I was lol

[@BDevi0us]

I was there also!. I was 11 and will never forget

[@chipskylark172]

I believe he’s the only wrestler to wrestle in all eras ( golden, new generation, AE, ruthless aggression, current) pretty impressive

[@thomasanthony5306]

He didn't wrestle in the golden era...he wasn't around in the early/mid 80s in the WWF.

[@jdust4]

@@thomasanthony5306 I believe they mean thatg they were an active wrestler during that time and not in the WWE.

[@samcaraballo6218]

@@thomasanthony5306 he wasn't in WWE in the 80s but he was wrestling around the way

[@chipskylark172]

Thomas Zerbst the golden era was the hogan years which in 1990 was still going on. New generation didn’t start until 93-94

[@miamimagicians]

I think hbk as well and ric flair

[@brandonleague3641]

"Oh yes...my Undertaker!" -Paul Bearer (R.I.P.)

[@ComicBookGuy420]

I miss Percy (Paul)

[@dwoodard5717]

Man Paul Bearer legitimately gave me nightmares when they first started. I was 6 in 90 so probably 7 or 8 when Taker started blowing up. I STILL get chills when I hear Paul Bearer talk

[@ricosavage4281]

Noone will ever forget the undertaker. Such a LEGEND

[@jonathanwinston539]

And pretty soon, he'll be in the Hall of Fame.

[@spacecase7504]

Only covered 3 years out of 3+ decades in 16 mins, this is gonna take a lot of series.

[@ANTiBassMetal]

Space case yea a survivor series of 3+ decades

[@swfcocs1]

True,but if Bios is going to do the Undertaker he might as well do it properly...

[@spacecase7504]

@@swfcocs1 Right on, no doubt he will.

[@licentiousdreams]

@@swfcocs1 Everything he covers is done with absolute passion and am always excited to see a new video.

[@michaelferrari6038]

3 boring decades

[@michaelwelsh226]

I was born in 84 and remember the first time seeing him as a kid, he was genuinely terrifying lol

[@speedking7224]

His early gimmick reminds me of death I maybe reaching but he really did feel like he would take your soul here. Ministry doesn't compare to this OG undertaker

[@MarvoloSalazar]

@@speedking7224 Dude he looked and behaved exactly like the reaper. My dad would get so mad at me whenever he would make his entrance since i would always bolt out of the room terrified beyond my mind lol. But i did love watching him wrestle we used to think him and Kane had resurrected a couple of times like a bunch of dead zombies and he sold the character so well

[@bio-jesus6967]

I was born the same year. We had some great wrestling to watch

[@TherealRNOwwfpooh]

@@MarvoloSalazar That's because, in kayfabe, Undertaker did resurrect. Quit often in later years, in fact.

[@l2jnichol1986]

And around that time at Survivor Series 1991, he was briefly the youngest WWE champion in history at 26 years old.

[@superlex611]

It took 11 years that WWE distinguished as a young WWE champion and the person is Brock

[@the_zen_one]

The Undertaker is one of the greatest names in the professional wrestling sport. Even if you weren't a professional professional wrestling fan, you still knew who Undertaker was... The man is an absolute Legend and I am so happy that you're doing this. I love looking back at these wrestling names. My knowledge continues to grow and I thank you for that my friend...

[@Rick-si1re]

Legend is right, the best "character" in the business............there will never be another "Undertaker" ........

[@Machowesker17]

My favorite wrestler of all time. This guy is my childhood. I remember every time I would put on smackdown during the ruthless aggression era just to see the Undertaker. Everyone else was fluff to me, just another body for the Undertaker to bury. It's strange to watch WWE nowadays without him coming out every week. When he finally retires I will miss him so damn much. Great job and I can't wait for the future parts of this retrospective.

[@theworldisimmense]

Machowesker17 I known him first as the American badass since I stared watching WWF in late 99’ when I was 6. The year 2000 was amazing and crazy for the business. The rock was like the image of the year 2000, his popularity was around the world and all Latin America

[@ComicBookGuy420]

@@theworldisimmense never saw anything like the Deadman clearing the top rope at full speed

[@Machowesker17]

@@theworldisimmense I started watching wwe around 2005 so he was the Deadman from day 1 for me. The first time I saw him as the AB was when I burrowed Smackdown just bring it from someone and saw his entrance with the bike (fun fact: this game was also the first time I saw Masked Kane which turned me into an instant fan of him too). I enjoyed him there and after watching him from 2000 to 2003 I love that gimmick too. So yeah, AB or Deadman, he's my favorite.

[@ComicBookGuy420]

@kingofkings69ner no, you didn't The "whenever he first debut" was a dead giveaway

[@ComicBookGuy420]

@kingofkings69ner only 11 hours to look it up😂

[@rockybaltimore]

I absolutely feared Undertaker when he first appeared

[@feralcyborggaming1531]

The first time I saw him I was scared of Paul Bearer. The Undertaker didn't scare me at all. I thought Paul was an evil ghost who was threatening me and going to kill me.

[@SteelCityMatt89]

Same here. Especially with his segments making the caskets. 5 year old me thought that was creepy as hell.

[@johnanders571]

This guy had me doubting it was just entertainment. So real did him and Paul Bearer. So real? Thats no pun!

[@CoxDannyJ]

1:42 "Going through the history of the Undertaker would be a huge undertaking in itself." There were many ways you could've said that exact same thing, but you chose the best one.

[@dominicomegon4714]

During 90-95 Goth culture was Huge.

[@aaidren]

Dominic Omegon he went all in with that gimmick for sure.

[@MrsWellner]

Some of us are still goths 30 years later.

[@peoplevsradio317]

Good point. Dudes were dressed up like the crow at school

[@heatherphillips5983]

@@MrsWellner Some of you are still as pathetic as you were 30 years ago. Ffs, that's sad.

[@KelticTim]

1990 not so much. Goth didn’t become a thing till like 94 and on. Taker wasn’t really a Goth character at the beginning, he was based on a Wild West undertaker, nothing to do with goth culture.

[@jeremyberry4907]

The quickest click I’ve done on a wrestling bios video

[@TheSegadroid]

It's tragic when you see how many of his past opponents are no longer with us.

[@tarync6539]

Sounds silly and im a little embarrassed but nt nephew is 8 and loves xbox and on 2k20 and alot of the other games you can go back to the old times from 90 till about 2004 and my nephew is now obsessed with the attitude era. Unfortunately sometimes when we play it hits me that everyone on the screen is dead 😕 I've had to leave the room. Its sad seeing my childhood just gone

[@TherealRNOwwfpooh]

@@tarync6539 Just be careful. Certain aspects of that timeframe aren't suitable for impressionable viewing. Never mind the Owen Hart tragedy in May 1999.

[@tjjordan4207]

Makes you wonder if he really is an undertaker.

[@abhinavsri20]

The biggest legend in wrestling ever, period. The undead spirit of old school professional wrestling. Thank you a lot for this informative video, you yourself are a KZbin legend.

[@cobracyxx8808]

Ric Flair would like to have a word

[@TherealRNOwwfpooh]

@@cobracyxx8808 Flair was great for the NWA/WCW crowd. In WWF/E, not so much. Undertaker's been there for all major eras & IS, to most, THE Greatest GIMMICK of ALL time, undisputed.

[@cobracyxx8808]

@@TherealRNOwwfpooh I don't even know if taker would make my Rushmore. Hogan and Flair definitely would. Macho or Sting, then maybe Taker. Definitely one of the greatest gimmicks of all time but it didn't require much as far as charisma and mic skill. WWE booked him well, making him seem unstoppable and putting him in a program with Hogan. He'd be in my top 10, all time, maybe top 5. But I feel like it would be disrespectful to say he was greater than Flair, Hogan, Savage, or Sting. That's my Rushmore. I understand that it's subjective and I obviously have a bias based on when I grew up. But Ric is hands down the GOD when it comes to wrestling and Hogan is right up there. Also, Flair did pretty good in WWE. The program he had with savage was dope, going so far as to appear on Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous with Ms Elizabeth on his yatch. Lol. Idk man, Ric is the GOAT and it's impossible to calculate just how Hogan changed the game. Like, I watch their promos and come to the conclusion that the coke and the wrestling were better back then. Coincidence? I think not. Lol. Flair and Hogan transcended wrestling. Savage did too. I can't say the same for Taker. But no disrespect intended. He could go for a guy that big and was a true professional and locker room leader. His intros and over all presentation was dope but I don't remember thinking "remember that crazy Taker promo?" Bearer talked for him for a while and the people I mentioned above didn't need that. They all could go except Hogan and they all got the loudest pop on any given night, heel or face. I just can't honestly consider Taker being greater than any of them... maybe Sting but only because I stopped watching after WWE bought WCW.

[@operatorhoot470]

Finally.... my all-time favourite.

[@blankname6629]

Operator Hoot the original costume and Persona was the best. It’s like they forgot that he was supposed to act like a dead guy.

[@ComicBookGuy420]

Personally a fan of the original, but '98 Taker was my favourite

[@gabewilliams9862]

Jesus man, you’re the best. Can’t wait for the other eras of Taker to be done

[@glencurtis6052]

Survivor Series was my first PPV, I was genuinely scared when he made his entrance.

[@norm1233]

Omg! About time! Such a icon! I hope you do attitude Era stone cold Steve Austin and the rock soon.... Those two flowed together so well on the mic

[@thomasanthony5306]

An attitude era Stone Cold....as opposed to what? When he was in the WWF, that is the ONLY era which he wrestled for them...

[@glencurtis6052]

@@thomasanthony5306 i think he means a video covering their time together during that period? Could be wrong. I would love to revisit the belts being stolen, chucked in the river, 3:16 on the pager, etc

[@boomerang1062]

Thomas Zerbst erm no he joined early 96, was even in the 96 rumble which was a couple of years away from the attitude era. Wrestled till 2003 I believe which again was a year or 2 past the attitude era with plenty of other appearances

[@shogunnamedmarcus6824]

You sir, have single handedly renewed my interest in pro wrestling. Thank you for these amazing videos that take me back to the best parts of my childhood.

[@flintose927]

Boyy did him & Paul Bearer make a great combination then!

[@ccl7983]

Who remembers when He hung big boss man RIP Paul Bearer Long live streak 24-2

[@mr.mirchenstein6549]

I know it's been said a billion times, but Undertaker is the absolute greatest of all time. There's alot of great talent & legends, but no body else is even close to his level! I've been a fan for over 30 years, but it was seeing Undertaker debut in 1990 & following his career that made me a die hard lifer. ⚱️

[@thetubefish]

HELL YES! Can't wait to see that long vid of Taker's career like you did with the Hitman! Keep making these amazing videos!!

[@approx4ft]

Gonna keep saying how much I love this channel

[@Amikshk]

I must say, you mixx intro music very well 👏👏👏♥️

[@Sasso-pf1mo]

There is something very comforting about hearing you talk about wrestling.. I keep coming back for more.. Your channel really helps me de-stress!

[@tashrif46]

Good. I am loving this series Next I am sure will be 1. The Grim Reaper Era 94-96 2. The Lord of Darkness 96-98 3. Ministry of Darkness 98-99 4. American Badass 2000-01 5. Big Evil 2002-03 6. Deadman 2004-06 7. Phenom/Last Outlaw 2007-present

[@deathomega6208]

I feel like this one has been a long time coming, thanks for how thorough your work is

[@mcevoyproduction1231]

Love the start of it. Edited to music was spot on. Great job as always 👍

[@tacoenvy]

Hell yeah man, I’ve been binge watching all your videos here lately, you should do more PPV reviews that would be great! Keep up the excellent work.

[@ACE-LH6]

You have the best wrestling KZbin channel by far keep up the great work

[@andrewmelville4570]

The undertaker 1st few years was my favourite era

[@sleepalaska]

ah yes! friday before work as usual, beer in hand...

[@rebelwithacause3574]

Shouldn't you have the beer after work? Lol.

[@peterwhite6683]

Penis in the other hand?

[@joedavis8980]

😂😂😂😂 you'll funny

[@VIGLounge]

I got to see the Undertaker twice in my life time at house shows in my hometown in 1992 and 1997 respectively. I have a funny story where I was with my family in Perkins restaurant the afternoon of the 1992 house show and The Undertaker walked in and hit his head on the roof.

[@TheBlackScatPack]

Serial Miller lol if I seen that, I wouldn’t know if I would laugh or be scared.

[@VIGLounge]

@@TheBlackScatPack I was 5-years-old at the time and I remember my dad telling me that The Undertaker walked in and I didn't laugh or be scared I just marked out and yelled UNDERTAKER! lol

[@boomerang1062]

Serial Miller hahaha classic mate I’m assuming he was in some leather coat and jeans? Still very noticeable lol

[@VIGLounge]

@@boomerang1062 He was, but he was also wearing his hat.

[@matchavez8530]

Wrestling Mt Rushmore: Hogan, Flair, Andre, and Taker. No question

[@ashleynewman3360]

Andre? I get Hogan. Flair....but Andre? And Undertaker over Austin and The Rock? Hogan. Rodney. Joey Abs. Pete Gas.

[@cwatson42785]

I'm sorry but Andre doesn't belong on any Mt Rushmore. No disrespect to him but he was just a giant. He wasn't that good a wrestler at all. Kinda like Hogan but Hogan has some of the best promos in the business and great in ring story telling.

[@michaelferrari6038]

Thesz sammortino inoki Hogan y do people think wrestling only started in the 80s these guys topped everyone else Austin was only great for 4or 5 years then he retired close 5and 6 rock and misawa

[@michaelferrari6038]

@Big Al let me guess ur probably around 18 yrs old and have a Jon cena footie pajamas

[@garyhammond7683]

Gotta have Austin up there. Biggest draw ever in wrestling

[@NotoriousONEKJStylez]

I do remember one of my friends was in attendance at the 1993 Royal Rumble and saw the debut of El Gigante the Giant Gonzales in Sacramento, California. He was up pretty much in the nosebleed section.

[@antronhicks6864]

Rest In peace!!! (Eyez rolling in back of my head)

[@ricosavage4281]

Undertaker will go down as the most memorable wrestler ever

[@thomasanthony5306]

Top 5 maybe. Definitely not more than Ric Flair, or especially Hulk Hogan. Or Stone Cold. Or the Rock. Or both of the Road Warriors. Or Macho Man. Or Ultimate Warrior. As you can see, your statement is no where close to being accurate.

[@malsestro20xx10]

I remember the first appearance of the Undertaker as I was at Survivor series in 1990, also the NFL playoffs between the Giants vs the 49ers which the Giants won at the time. The old HCC was different back then as it is now. At one event in 89 I spotted Andre the giant playing cards and drinking beer with black jack Mulligan. Even before the event started my dad was working for security at the time and I sat there on the upper level. I saw a few wrestlers coming in and out to just stand around. One guy in particular was practicing a move on the ropes by standing on the ropes and it was cool to see. Who knew it turned out to be the Undertaker, after that the rest is history.

[@wraps777]

I am VERY thankful to have been able to see the Deadman's entire WWF/WWE career. He is an amazing, once in a lifetime talent. Covering his storied career is going to take some time, indeed. 😊

[@jameswarner5878]

I remember a lot of moments watching wrestling when I was young (under 10), but there are few that I remember so clearly that I can remember the room, the seat, the people I was with, the emotion, EVERYTHING. One of them was the debut of The Undertaker. It is so ingrained into my brain that it is more than a memory, it was like a life event.

[@autonomous1520]

The fact you brought up the egg man theory is amazing. I’m already invested. Love your story telling brotha!

[@robertweaver5285]

Thank you! This was really good! The Undertaker has been a fixture in wrestling for years. Even though his style isn't wrestling per say, his matches have been memorable and with a very distinctive style.

[@Johnny_Vanduke]

the day taker walks into that ring for the last time is when i watch WWE for the last time

[@smarkymarky1866]

When the streak ended that was the final nail in the coffin ⚰ for me.

[@joekarate9424]

Taker terrified me as a kid lol

[@joedavis8980]

Me too!!

[@virginicusmaximus1822]

Dude that remix of Taker's theme at the beginning was LIT🔥🔥🔥🔥 WE NEED A FULL VERSION!

[@richardlegrand4697]

Finally this bio has been unearthed

[@peoplevsradio317]

You are very good at these videos. For someone that uses almost zero video you always keep me interested

[@tjjordan4207]

When your character doesn't need a title reign to be remembered in such high regard, you know you've achieved true greatness.

[@jamesmabrie8410]

The Greatest Phenom of the WWE

[@mrdfk9410]

Underrated channel. This guy has put in A LOT OF WORK in just over a year.

[@michaelburke7978]

Early 90s western mortician is one of my favorite incarnations of The Undertaker. While I agree he really didn't need the World title since he was an attraction, he looked awesome with the winged eagle title.

[@speedking7224]

Imagine if he had a custom made belt

[@samcaraballo6218]

Longtime coming... great video you are the best on KZbin at wrestling biography videos, retrospective, retread,feuds, career highs and lows. Just want to to give proper respect and admiration for providing hours of great accurate and detailed info

[@kylereece1979]

I was 11 when me and my friends watched the Survivor Series in '90, and saw the Dead Man awaken in the then WWF. Everyone was talking about him the next day. This video is a fecking brilliant lookback at the pivotal incidents in the very early days. I remember being genuinely freaked out by the Ultimate Warrior being locked in the casket at the Funeral Parlor. It was genuinely creepy stuff at the time. The ensuing vignettes too, with Jake Roberts "preparing" Warrior for an Undertaker encounter are still some of my favourite moments from that timeline in wwe. "Bury me Snakeman!!!!!!" Thanks so much for putting all this together. Ive been binging on these lately, and they are a fantastic way to recap and remember everyting. Brilliant stuff.

[@BrittneyStarling]

Yasss!!!! My fav and my fav era of my fav ❤️❤️❤️ so excited to watch

[@stewartmcrae8007]

Excellent video I love when you do these career retrospectives and split them into different eras

[@YENKOGT]

This channel rocks, man there are a lot of wrestling channels, but this got heart on each bio , you are so good at this, I wish this channel gets more attention .... I have learn so much by your researchs..

[@JohnLoeffler78]

The Undertaker will go down as quite possibly the greatest spectacle of all time in wrestling. 2nd all time favorite wrestler for me behind Hulk Hogan (I go back and forth with Taker and Macho Man at #2). The reason for his extended success was his ability to tweak the Undertaker gimmick enough to make it relevant for the times. And he didn’t ALWAYS have the belt so you didn’t grow tired of seeing him as champion. When you’re so good that you don’t have to be champion to headline main-event matches at marquee shows, then you’ve hit a status that is legendary on it’s own.

[@Garrett316]

Great vid! Been an undertaker fan for almost 30 years now!

[@StoicFC]

The Undertaker is the wrestler who got me into wrestling at a very young kid. He is the greatest of all time

[@crashdonlay1891]

Wrestling Bios Rocks!!!! I love this channel more than I can express with words

[@denisenee6394]

He was mostly in all eras of wrestling the fact he was there for the territory days the golden era, the new generation and the AE and the RAE plus the current era he’s lasted this long

[@KelticTim]

You’re absolutely right about Taker and the belt. Prichard says it all the time, some characters just don’t need a belt. The belts are for the fans, not the workers. Unless you Bret Hart and you’re your own biggest mark.

[@speedking7224]

Hehehe Bret Hart the biggest mark alongside Hogan. Although we all were marks for Hogan alongside himself lol

[@KelticTim]

@@speedking7224 oh absolutely, I marked out for Hogan, Warrior, all those guys growing up in the 80s so hard man. But that was when Kayfabe was still fully in play, and I was young enough to still believe it.

[@ericdravenX00X]

Going through the history of the Undertaker would be a HUGE Undertaking.. Great wording!

[@jameskingsley4265]

I wonder how long it took you to try to come up with that comment

[@derekpivko2977]

This is awesome! Thank you for doing this.

[@crushthecrusher7134]

Undertaker is a wrestling legend forever

[@ahffah4852]

Been waiting for this for ages . Great choice

[@WarhawkBeyond2040]

Undertaker's best work wouldn't come until later but these early years were so groundbreaking and revolutionary for the wrestling business, his character wasn't like your typical "babyface" who was the man of people providing the feel good moment for them, when he came out with Paul Bearer, it was huge and you knew something big was going down. He was a man of few words but he made you listen when he did speak, everything about the presentation was done to perfection and Mark Calaway was the right guy to bring it to life.

[@speedking7224]

Yeah he wasn't your average Babyface. More like an amoral agent of chaos

[@apark02]

Undertaker got a pretty nice pop when he won the title from Hogan at 91 Survivor Series, even though he was a heel.

[@hutchdaniel2703]

I don't think anyone would mind if you did this series back to back simply due to the huge content!

[@evilsdemise1287]

Don't worry about us being here for the rest of the series, we'll be here. And good job on all your videos, I like them. I'm a new sub since I just found your channel recently.

[@damonstephens2833]

I was 7 when the TV body bag match with ultimate warrior. I cried, terrified he had killed ultimate warrior. Since that day I was a terrified fan of undertaker. He's the only reason I still paid attention to WWE into my 30s. Love me some Taker!

[@retepoteil]

I agree undertaker never needed the belt, even Paul Heyman said when he came through the curtain at survivor series 1990 he was never a mid card guy,he was main event status

[@superlex611]

Same with Brock Lesnar but he looks like a champion

[@jamaalmoses8821]

Dibiase introduced The Undertaker and Steve Austin.. that's awesome that he didn't mind sharing the spotlight.

[@theproject9577]

Wow... I just learned so much. That's amazing I wish it were longer.

[@williamblackwell8589]

Damn as always great work on a great video. Can’t wait for Takers next one. Love this channel!!

[@WookieeMonster1]

I remember the first match I saw him in. I had never seen a big guy like him pull off some of the moves he did! Walking on the top rope? I had a feeling I was witnessing a real change to wrestling entertainment, and how right I was...

[@DeadGiveAway.]

People dont realize the longevity of the Undertaker. The man was a main event player since the days of Hogan. Undertaker was a top player before Bret Hart (whos breakthrough began in ‘92) or Shawn Michaels (main event status since ‘94 or ‘95). By the time Austin and Rock became household names, Undertaker is pretty much already a legend. A top player in the end of the Golden Era, witnessed the rise and saw the end of the New Gen era, the Attitude Era, Ruthless Agression era, and now to the current era.

[@mrkipling2201]

This is the best period of the undertakers career. Athletic, scary, brilliant.

[@thatstonedvillain]

Amazing how most of us wrestling fans already know the story in more detail than you gave us and we still watch it . Undertaker gimmick is basicly its own person at this point

[@leonardinzitari2926]

Thank you for correctly citing his first match. A lot of people disagree to his first match- Leonard Inzitari aka Mario Mancini

[@wolfieform9514]

Another great bio you never seem to disappoint 👍😎👍

[@stewmalpass1882]

Thank you as always

[@notsupposed2583]

For some reason, I remember the whole WM9 match being cut from the original, live, PPV.

[@tonedogg9335]

I always wanted to see a papa shango vs undertaker fued.

[@djam-wc8hh]

Man many of ur videos are super amazing

[@Amzingred]

the greatest WWE legend bar none. The greatest gimmick in all of pro wrestling. The most respected. The Undertaker personifies everything what WWE is all about. Everything that Vince visioned his company to be, you can pretty much get it all and sum it all up with everything that is The Undertaker. Undertaker basically IS WWE if you think about. Everything you think about in regards to WWE, Undertaker represents it all.

[@WrestlingwithPaul]

That was bloody awesome. Thanks mate

[@NateMac434]

Let’s not do “The Career of the Undertaker: 2016-2020”

[@ed-roc2054]

Agreed!

[@kinglord7707]

Those are the worse years of Undertaker career with him beating John Cena in 20 seconds

[@kennyneally3662]

@@kinglord7707 i'm glad he beat john cena let alone in 20 seconds

[@ComicBookGuy420]

@@kennyneally3662 lol I was honestly expecting Cena to do what he did to Nexus, not only beat him, but make it looks easy, so happy I was wrong

[@superlex611]

@@ComicBookGuy420 but too predictable

[@TheHorrorMiserMontyG]

Can never get enough of The Undertaker.

[@hibachiagent0249]

I loved his early 90's character the best

[@crushthecrushermachinewwel6500]

i don’t know undertaker in the king of the ring in 1992 i miss that

[@kizunadragon9]

Vince trusted Taker so much he made Mark the unofficial king of the locker room. It was takers job to keep the peace and settle any problems with the boys.

[@andrewthompson3291]

Now Jushin Thunder Liger is retired could you please do the Life And Carear of Justin Thunder Liger

[@TheMonkePrince]

I want this just to be week after week Love Taker so much

[@ziggypop79]

Taker/Warrior never got the big PPV match, despite being PWI feud of the year. The feud was money. Should have been the main event of Summerslam 91, but Hogan saw this and wanted Taker for himself.

[@FreneticZetetic]

Taker is the Miles Davis of wrestling; he reinvents himself across eras and continually breaks ground.

[@georgetaylor2024]

Undertaker is my favorite wrestler ever