The Undertaker reveals why he was forced to retire
The Undertaker recently revealed that his physical condition forced him to retire from the ring.
The Undertaker has had one of the most legendary careers in WWE history. From his debut until his retirement, Taker was one of the most popular stars on the roster.
Throughout his career, Phenom has gone on to create some iconic moments that stand the test of time. Taker was also one of the most respected figures in his locker room and was considered by all to be the leader of the locker room.
As Genius grew older, his appearance became sporadic. He would appear only once a year to protect him. streak at WrestleMania. Ultimately, he decided to cut the boot off completely.
in a recent interview with Chris Van FleetThe Undertaker explained that he loved the wrestling business and didn’t want to retire, but was forced to do so because his body couldn’t keep up.
“In my head, in my heart, all I want to do is get in the ring and perform. You’ve got everything you can, and it’s time for you to move aside and wake these guys up. [H/T Inside The Ropes]
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The Undertaker would have lost control of his emotions if he retired in front of a live audience.
Undertaker’s career Though legendary, he didn’t get a well-deserved farewell.His retirement because of the pandemic Survivor Series 2020 It took place without a live audience.
However, in the same interview, Taker explained that this was exactly what he wanted because he couldn’t contain his emotions if there was a live crowd.
“Even though I knew it was over, it was over. I didn’t want to cry. I didn’t want to cry. I didn’t want to break. I felt like I was still trying.” ”
He continued:
“And if I was in front of a live audience, I was like a human being. Like, you saw how hard I worked in the Hall of Fame, but that’s another story. 1 A year or two later, I would have been a shipwreck. [H/T Inside The Ropes]
Taker’s contributions to the business will never be forgotten and his heritage It will continue for years to come.
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