The Undertaker Reveals Why He Attended the Dallas Cowboys Game Recently

The Undertaker retired from WWE in 2020, which ended the era of ‘The Deadman’. The last match he competed in was the Boneyard match against AJ Styles.

Undertaker’s cinematic last match was the perfect end to his long and prosperous wrestling career. His final match received immense praise from the fans and the critics.

However, Taker isn’t done with WWE yet. He now works as an ambassador for WWE and was last seen promoting WrestleMania 38 in his home state of Texas.

The Phenom showed up in the recent episode of WWE’s The Bump to talk about various topics. He discussed his career, being a Dallas Cowboys fan, and his role as an ambassador for WWE.

The interviewer asked Undertaker how he felt appearing in a different role for WWE in Texas. He said that he thought it was interesting, and he was a huge Dallas Cowboys fan.

“Again, I’m a Cowboys fan. I love being in the AT&T stadium, the WrestleMania there was just incredible.”

Referring to his character, Taker said it was fun to get out of the box of his gimmick and do what he wanted.

“It was fun to get out there and….as great as the character was and everything that we got to do, you’re I kind of boxed into what I could and couldn’t do, right? So, now that off, this is what’s left.”

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The Undertaker felt he needed to put his gimmick away.

While talking on WWE’s The Bump, Undertaker said that 2020 felt like the right year to retire. He felt like it was time to put away his wrestling boots because he felt like he was in the middle of his two characters, the American Badass character, and The Deadman. Both gimmicks came together in his last match with AJ Styles.

“It’s different, It’s fun, that Undertaker character, obviously it’s served me well, but it’s also time to put that away and be able to use still the 30 years that I’ve been on WWE TV and still do things like that.”

In his other interviews also, Taker feels like his time has passed. He can’t perform at the highest level as he did when he was in his prime.

The Undertaker is a legend in the professional wrestling business, and his name will be cemented in the hearts of the fans for the next few generations.

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