I have nothing left to win, Undertaker says goodbye to WWE

Announcing his retirement, The Undertaker, a world-renowned WWE freestyle wrestler, said: “I no longer have the desire to fight, I have nothing left to win.”

Entering the ring wearing a black hat, The Undertaker’s real name is Mark Callaway, who has entertained fans around the world for almost 30 years.

Social media users have expressed sympathy with WWE wrestling star The Undertaker for his decision not to return to the ring.

According to media reports, Mark Callaway said in a statement that “it is time for this cowboy to leave now.” I can do what I can’t do in color by staying out of color and I have reached a point where I understand that. “

He said he would consider returning for one last match but would make a final decision in time. Kellogg has also been a several-time World Heavyweight Champion. He has also been a six-time winner of the Royal Rumble and the four-man tag team.

The Undertaker’s career began in 1984 with a wrestling company called World Class Championship. He joined the WWE in 1990, where he became part of Ted Debbie’s million-dollar team.

Kellogg is considered one of the founders of WWE Wrestling. He was involved in the first casket match and the first Survivor Series in 1992, as well as in the 1996 match between Barry Alive and Hale in 1997.

Despite gaining a lot of fame, he did not turn to Hollywood like his contemporaries The Rock and John Cena. Speaking to the media last month, he said he had many opportunities to do so but did not, saying it was not for him.

“Wrestling is my passion,” said Mark Callaway. This is where I work hard with my heart and mind. “