Undertaker

The Undertaker received an incredible reception at the WWE's Hall of Fame ceremony last night and the man himself was visibly emotional.

Tonight, I’m gonna take you behind the curtain and meet the man behind the black hat, Mark Calaway. Before giving his speech, the 57-year-old was showered with a round of applause from all inside the American Airlines Center. After a 30 year career The Undertaker, real name Mark Calaway, announced his retirement in June 2020 with a Hall of Fame induction being a matter of not if, but when.

Undertaker's Hall of Fame speech didn't mention Mick Foley or their iconic Hell in a Cell match.

It was awesome to behold from a fan's perspective, but completely accidental and incredibly dangerous for the performers. The Deadman was inducted into this year's WWE Hall of Fame class and as a result, he gave a speech about his career. During this match, Foley and Undertaker truly put their bodies on the line.

The retired sportsman, whose real name is Mark Calaway, has been one of the most popular wrestlers in the company since he made his debut at Survivor Series in ...

WWE Superstar Mansoor, who was born in Saudi Arabia, also shared stories of how he remembers The Undertaker's popularity in the region. He made his “final farewell” to fans at Survivor Series later that year, announcing his retirement. He’s arguably one of the WWE’s greatest wrestlers and now The Undertaker has been inducted into the 2022 WWE Hall of Fame following a storied professional wrestling career that has spanned three decades.

The Undertaker on Saturday was inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame in a star-studded ceremony that took place at the American Airlines Center in Dallas.

Taker said that he isn’t proud of his actions that night and he had to learn the hard way that perception really is reality. During the Hall of Fame induction speech, Undertaker recalled his wrestling journey and the relationships he made along the way, thanking his family, friends, fans before teasing a return to the ring. He said that Vince told him perception is reality, and the reality is that everyone in the arena and everyone backstage thinks Taker is "an a******". He said in that moment he knew Vince was right.

While all signs point to Cody Rhodes returning to face Seth Rollins at WrestleMania, that did not stop fans from speculating that Taker could return to the ring ...

Because of the pandemic, Taker’s last match didn’t happen in front of a sold out stadium. I really doubt there is any scenario that puts me back in the ring, but this is the WWE and you never say never.” I never want to tarnish the legacy I created and be less than what people expect.

The WWE world took to Twitter react to the emotional Hall of Fame acceptance speech from The Undertaker on Friday night.

The Undertaker retired from wrestling in 2020. The 6-foot-10, 300 lbs mammoth of a man was well-known for his stone-cold demeanor throughout his nearly 30-year wrestling career. “After last night, all I can say is thank you … and mama, we got the ring!!!

The WWE Universe struggled to hold back tears as The Undertaker delivered an emotional Hall of Fame speech last night.

Check out some of the most notable reactions below: In 2001, WWE bought WCW, marking the dawning of a new era. The character stood the test of time and was insanely popular when the Monday Night Wars came around.

– At last night's WWE Hall of Fame 2022 Induction Ceremony, The Undertaker did not mention his epic feud and matchups with fellow WWE Hall of Famer during his ...

But it just would have been really nice to hear my dad’s name mentioned. But it just would have been really nice to hear my dad’s name mentioned. To be fair, my dad did forget to mention my mom in his HOF speech.”

2022 WWE Hall of Famer The Undertaker gave a great speech as the headliner of last night's induction ceremony in Dallas. He was inducted by WWE Chairman &

But it just would have been really nice to hear my dad’s name mentioned. Noelle then added in a follow-up tweet, “Obviously I understand it’s difficult to fit everything into one speech and remember every single person you want to mention. But it just would have been really nice to hear my dad’s name mentioned.”