Undertaker competed at the event taking on Triple H in the last time ever matchup. This picture has quite the story. Not only did this fan see The Undertaker once at the airport but he saw him a second time at a boxing event backstage.
The man in the photo shared the details of his encounter with The Undertaker via Reddit. According to the fan, Undertaker was the nicest guy at the airport and the same held true when he saw him at the boxing event.
The fan made a joke that Taker was following him around, the former WWE Champion and the fan had a good laugh. Yet another photo of The Undertaker patiently posing alongside a fan — hard to believe that he continues to travel, although sporadically these days compared to his full-time schedule back in the day. According to his recent interview alongside Ed Young, this is the type of photo Undertaker despises the most.
Undertaker admits that he approached fans in the past for taking pictures without his consent. That must have been a pretty scary predicament for the fan!
Take about photos of Undertaker caught outside of the ring, he literally just finished his match in this candid photo alongside NBA star Enes Kanter. It is very common for an athlete or celebrity to visit the backstage area during a WWE show. As per usual, The Undertaker is the most sought after WWE Superstar given his fame and legendary legacy with the company.
He has several backstage photos of this nature taken throughout his career. With only a few appearances left, these pics will become that much more valuable for the fans. Speaking of backstage photos, this is a rare shot taken of The Undertaker prior to his match. This photo took place at the Greatest Royal Rumble event. The Deadman took on Rusev in a casket match.
This was the first of two overseas events that took place in Saudi Arabia. Taker is caught in a photo alongside one of the wealthy Saudi Arabia representatives and his kids. Unsurprisingly, both children look pretty startled alongside Undertaker who is fully decked out in his gear. This is a rare backstage photo, to say the least. Oddly enough, the Saudi Arabia representatives were more interested in the performers from the past than those of the new era.
Chris Jericho admitted on his podcast, Talk Is Jericho that the reps from overseas even asked for wrestlers that are deceased! We can only imagine how glad they were when The Undertaker showed up. In all likelihood, he was paid a boatload of money to appear and compete at both events.
The excitement was rather evident judging by this photo as The Undertaker poses for a picture just as he got off his lengthy flight. This is a photo taken at the airport in Austin, Texas. These days who needs someone to take the photo when one can easily take a selfie.
Finding Undertaker at the Austin, Texas airport is a common occurrence given the fact that he resides in the area. This one was truly odd. Yes, the fans popped when Orton was declared the winner, but that's just because the other Rumble winner candidate was Roman Reigns, and it's the "anyone but you Roman" mentality that many fans have, so obviously the fans cheered when Reigns was thrown over the top rope.
This photo must've been taken a couple years ago as he was bald here, and since this photo, The Undertaker has trimmed down some although he's still noticeably out of shape. Comparing The phenom with his kayfabe brother Kane, I'd say that Kane has kept in much better shape than The Undertaker. Sure, Kane's not nearly as mobile in the ring as he used to be, but his appearance is much more impressive than 'Taker's not to mention Kane's been working a grueling schedule up until last year. Kane's only two years younger than The Undertaker, but if I hadn't known their ages, I would've assumed that Kane was perhaps in his mid 40's, where as 'Taker in his mid 60's.
All that aside, this picture of 'Taker shows him looking like he's more than ready to meet the reaper versus beat up his opponent. Here we have an Undertaker picture taken with one of his plethora of fans, and it looks to have been taken a couple years ago when he was bald or with very short hair.
Now don't get me wrong, 'Taker still had pretty decent sized arms here especially compared to the fan , but let's take a quick minute to take in The Undertaker's gut. I think it's pretty clear that we all know "guts" start to form when we reach a certain age, but there's absolutely no reason why we would want to show it off. One of the key contributors to how old someone looks is by their appearance and the way they dress.
For whatever reason, 'Taker decided to tuck in his shirt nice and tightly into his pants to really showcase his big belly. Although having ones shirt tucked in used to be and still is to some degree a way of showing you're groomed and proper, I doubt a single person would say that having ones shirt tucked in when you have a big old gut is a flattering look.
The Undertaker looks an extra 5 years older from this questionable fashion decision alone. Regardless, 'Taker certainly looked like a "retiree" in the truest sense of the word here. This photo of The Undertaker summarizes what "The Phenom" looks like without his heavy eyeliner and makeup, very plain.
Yes, without his manly beauty products, Undertaker looks like just another average dude okay not really since he towers over everybody at his impressive 7 foot height.
That aside, if you hadn't known The Undertaker was 52 years old, how old would've you assumed the man pictured above is? For me, judging solely on the photo above, I would have guessed the man to be 65 years old.
What's sort of interesting is that the majority of unflattering reaper-ready pictures of The Undertaker were taken when he was in his "sans hair" stage a couple years ago. Sure 'Taker has some obviously hideous pictures taken recently exposing his belly, but the majority of the photos of Undertaker looking 80 years old were taken a couple years ago.
I think 'Taker has stepped up his workout routine as well as watching what he eats over the past while, because he has been looking quite a bit better compared to even two years ago. Yes, Undertaker lost the streak to Brock Lesnar much to the dismay of the fans in attendance and worldwide. Although that was extremely shocking in itself, now that we've come to accept it or just get past it , what was even more surprising is how bad of shape The Undertaker was throughout the match.
I don't this The Phenom's training leading into this huge match was enough, as he was pretty well gassed out after just a few minutes and he could barely stand up. Once 'Taker was defeated by Lesnar, The Undertaker just sat in the ring and not for the reasons us fans expected. I'd say most of us assumed he was just sitting and unable to get up because he was selling for Lesnar's beating as well as to soak in his at the time we thought last 'Mania match.
However in reality, The Undertaker was suffering from a neck injury and a concussion. He definitely looked ready to meet the reaper after that loss, that's for damn sure! Quite hysterically, with each passing reaper-ready Undertaker picture, The Deadman seems to continuously look older and more out of shape as we get closer to the bottom of this list.
As usual, this unflattering photo was taken while 'Taker was sans hair a couple years ago. The striped army shirt didn't make his gut look quite as noticeable it sort of blended in funny enough , but his face looked very much like an older man than he was. Seeing this photo was from a while ago, there's a good possibility that 'Taker hadn't even entered his 50's yet, so he most definitely looked much older than he actually was. What's even more shocking, is the fact that The Undertaker was using a cane bottom left of picture which further adds to the "old man" and "ready to meet the reaper" aura.
Since debuting at Survivor Series in , The Undertaker has become one of America's most enduring real life pop culture heroes. The Undertaker real name Mark Calaway is the 6ft 10 titan behind some of the WWE's greatest matches and memorable moments. Wrestling fans, your homework tonight is to watch Shawn Michaels vs. Get it on the WWE Network. A constant mainstay in the constantly changing company, an old school gunslinger always ready to dust off his boots for some classic duels.
The unhappy chappy on the left is "Mean" Mark Callous" , a long forgotten character The Undertaker used to go by when he had a short stint wrestling in the NWA a federation that would eventually become the WCW.
Footage of this time period is thin on the ground because of the pre-HD, pre-video tape everything era, but here's a short video of him backing up managers Teddy Long and Paul E Dangerously.
Yes, that's a young Paul Heyman. As in Brock Lesnar's advocate. Want to get really weird? Mean Mark and Punisher Dice are just a few small chapters in what has been an amazing career for The Undertaker. Not many men can claim to have beaten Hulk Hogan for the title, but you pulled that off as The Deadman back in
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