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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, Calaway spent the vast majority of his career wrestling for WWE and in 2022 was inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame.
Jun 27, 2020 · While the most recent death rumor seems to be a simple misunderstanding, the wrestler has been subjected to actual hoaxes numerous times in the past. In 2019, rapper King Krucial posted that The Undertaker had passed away on February 16th.
- The Beginning: Kane The Undertaker.
- The Streak Begins
- The Champion Is A Deadman
- The Deadman Turns Baby Face
- The Deadman Gets Stuffed in A Coffin But Vows to Return
- The 'Underfaker'
- Masked Undertaker
- Mankind Proves to Be A Tough Challenger.
- The Rise of The Lord of Darkness
- The American Bad Ass
Before joining WWE in 1990, Mark Calloway was no stranger to the pro wrestling scene. Originally he worked in the South West territories, especially his native Texas. Alternately known as Texas Red, The Punisher, and the Master of Pain, he feuded with Jerry 'The King' Lawler and would eventually capture the WCWA Texas Heavyweight Championship. Call...
After his impressive Survivor Series debut, The Undertaker, now without the 'Kane' in front of his name, went on a monster heel tear. For months he squashed enhancement talent, often 'no selling' his opponent's offense in order to appear otherwordly and beyond feeling pain. During this period Brother Love was replaced by Percy Pringle, who would pl...
The Undertakerproved to be a far more popular attraction than anyone - except maybe Vince McMahon - ever had thought possible. Even though he had an admittedly 'cheesy' gimmick where he was basically an eloquent zombie, the fans responded to him. While technically a heel, Taker had his share of supporters in the audience as well, just because of hi...
The WWE backstage officials had become aware of The Undertaker's popularity with the fans. Despite the fact that he was a mysterious, 'dark' character, the plan was drafted to turn him baby face. He found his opportunity soon enough. The Undertaker had formed a loose alliance with Jake The Snake Roberts, but it didn't last long. When Jake Roberts w...
In 1994, the WWE Championship was held with an iron fist by Yokozuna. In reality a Samoan member of the famous Anoa'i family, which includes the Rock and Nia Jax as well as the Usos, Yokozuna portrayed a Japanese sumo wrestler monster heel. Undertaker entered into a feud with Yokozuna, which culminated in a casket match at the Royal Rumble 1994. Si...
The Undertaker's back injury wound up being worse than originally thought, meaning he would miss over six months of in ring action at the minimum. WWE officials faced a conundrum. How could they keep Undertaker fresh in the fan's minds during such a long absence? The answer came in a series of vignettes where people claimed to have seen the Underta...
There are a variety of horrific injuries which a pro wrestler can suffer in the ring. Torn ACLs in the knees are a common occurrence, as are injured necks and backs. Look closely at pro wrestlers in the ring and you'll almost always notice taped fingers or other signs of injury. But some injuries are so terrible they last long after the scars from ...
The Undertakerwas back, and on a tear in the WWE once again. However, his character began to present some problems with booking. Taker had been represented as being a nigh-invincible superhuman warrior, only losing when heels combined their cheating efforts to scam him out of victory. He took on mighty wrestlers, then took on whole stables of might...
In 1997, the WWE had begun its Attitude Era, and the fan base was somewhat older and more jaded than in ages past. In order to appeal to the new target demographic of males 18-36, the WWE changed a lot of the gimmicks of their long standing wrestlers. The Undertakerwas an icon in the WWE already, and the decision was made not to change his name or ...
The Undertakermissed almost eight months of action due to a torn pectoral muscle. When he finally returned in 2000, it was in a much different incarnation than fans had ever seen before. The Undertaker no longer came out slowly walking to the ring while a funeral dirge played ominously in the back ground. Instead, he came out to Kid Rock's American...
Because of the fire, The Undertaker thought Kane had been dead for all those years, claiming he was a "pyromaniac", obsessed with starting fires and, due to the incident, couldn't possibly be alive. However, Bearer introduced the vengeful, fire-personified Kane in October 1997 at Badd Blood: In Your House.
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Bruce Alan Woyan (June 14, 1959 – February 7, 1992) was an American professional wrestler, better known by his ring name, Buzz Sawyer.
- Bruce Alan Woyan
- Drug overdose
- June 14, 1959, St. Petersburg, Florida, United States
- February 7, 1992 (aged 32), Sacramento, California, United States
Mar 22, 2022 · This is Mark Calaway, the man behind The Undertaker, in his own words. In later years, Undertaker’s backstory explained that he grew up in a funeral home, then one day burned it to the ground...
The untimely death of Paul Bearer shook WWE to its core, but for CM Punk, who had earned an opportunity to challenge The Undertaker at WrestleMania 29, it was a potential leg up on his legendary foe.
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