The retirement is not easy for any professional fighter or WWE superstar, in that sense. A three -time heavyweight world champion has once again approached the idea of getting out of the retirement for more combat.
It is ironic that The Undertaker, who captivated millions worldwide, fought his last fight in an empty stadium in Wrestlemania 36 due to unprecedented circumstances. The dead man is no longer an active competitor in the ring, but it is still part of WWE in a capacity not related to the fight.
In the last episode of his podcast Six Feet UnderThe Undertaker wondered if he could get in the middle of John Cena's farewell tour.
“I wonder if I can get in time again,” said The Undertaker.
The program coanfrerion, Matt Lyda, intervened and asked the phenomenon if he would put on his boots. In response, The Undertaker ruled out the possibility of another fight.
“Not a damn possibility,” he added. (From 42:00 to 42:10)
Look at the complete episode below.
John Cena and The Undertaker had a short but memorable fight in Wrestlemania 34, where the dead man crushed the Cenation leader in a few minutes.
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In a recent interview with Chris van VlietAj Styles talked about his retirement plans. Although the phenomenal did not reveal who his ideal opponent would be for his last fight, he hinted at The Undertaker in history.
“I do not have an opponent in mind. An idea that I will not share with you, that I thought that if I could take The Undertaker to the ring with me, I would like to do, but there is an idea that I think summarizes who is Aj Styles,” he said.
Styles, at 47, has declared that he will not fight in his 50. Failiously, he was rumored that he would start a retirement story at the end of last year before an inappropriate injury stopped those plans. Now he is healthy and full -time return on the road to WWE Wrestlemania 41. He will probably face Logan Paul in an individual fight in the shows shows.
