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Mar 9, 2023 · The Undertaker Win Loss Record In WWE (1987-2020) | WWE Superstars.undertaker made his debut in 1987 and retired in 2020, meanwhile he fought more than 2000 ...
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Feb 24, 2012 · With the Undertaker and Triple H locking up one more time at WrestleMania this April, the new look of the Phenom has people wondering why the WWE legend got rid of his trademark long hair he had ...
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- The Western Mortician: Birth of The Undertaker, 1990 – 1994
- The Deadman, 1994 – 1996
- The Lord of Darkness, 1996 – 1998
- The Ministry of Darkness, 1998 – 1999
- The American Badass, 2000 – 2001
- The Big Evil, 2002 – 2003
- The Phenom, 2004 – 2019
- “The Boneyard” Undertaker, 2020
The first gimmick he ever had was ‘The Western Mortician’ which lasted from November 1990 all the way through January 1994. This gimmick is partly responsible for him being named ‘The Undertaker’. ‘Taker had an original western look where he wore a black overcoat, grey leather gloves, and a Stetson hat. His looked completely justified his gimmick b...
After his match at Royal Rumble, ‘Taker took some time off the TV and then returned on the SummerSlam PPV of the same year where he faced the ‘fake’ Undertaker in an Undertaker vs Undertaker match. However, Undertaker tweaked a bit in his gimmick now. He added a bit more color to the overcoat and the Stetson Hat and started wearing purple gloves th...
Just a month later in November ’96, Undertaker was ‘reborn’ and entered from the rafters wearing bat-wings and dressed in all black, with his hair all slicked back and not on his face like they used to be. Although he itched the bat wings and never wore them again, ‘Taker kept the black leather outfit during his ‘Lord of the Darkness’ gimmick. It w...
In late 1998, while feuding with ‘Stone Cold’ Steve Austin and Kane, ‘Taker would mention a ‘Ministry of Evil’ as well as dark days that would soon take over. Hence, by doing so Undertaker would tease his future gimmick. Later that year, Undertaker found his evil faction called, ‘The Ministry of Darkness’. During this time, he would use his iconic ...
After suffering a groin injury in 1999, Undertaker debuted a rather polarizing gimmick called ‘The American Bada**’ in May 2000. ‘Taker made his return at Judgment Day in 2000; however, this version of the Undertaker was one that the WWE Universe has never seen. He was now a biker with a bandana on his head, sunglasses, a jean shirt, and a motorcyc...
There was not much difference between The American Badass and the Big Evil. However, Big Evil was one heck of a shocking heel turn when ‘Taker attacked Jim Ross and forced him to become a member of Vince McMahon’s – Kiss My A** Club. ‘Taker had now a new dyed jet-black hair cut and showed the WWE Universe his bullying attitude and eventually became...
While Undertaker experimented with a more human persona, eventually, he came back to his old roots. ‘Taker made his return at WrestleMania 20 against Kane. This gimmick was a combination of all of his prior gimmicks throughout his career. He wore his ‘Big Evil’ attire with a long leather-trenched coat and a hat. Throughout this gimmick, ‘Taker had ...
Soon, ‘Taker went back to his long hair and his WWE returns were more scarce now. However, ‘The Phenom’ had one last match in his long career. And this match came after Undertaker had announced his retirement but was not feeling good about his performance. So he decided to come back to WWE in 2020. This time, Undertaker came back with a mix of The ...
Back to Gallery. Whether wearing a cloak, a mask or a bandana, The Undertaker has always struck fear in the hearts of opponents. Check out The Deadman's many different looks in this era-spanning photo gallery.
Mark William Calaway (born March 24, 1965), better known by his ring name The Undertaker, is an American retired professional wrestler. Widely regarded as one of the greatest professional wrestlers of all time, [12] Calaway spent the vast majority of his career wrestling for WWE and in 2022 was inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame.
