The Undertaker is arguably the most respected superstar in WWE history. For 30 years, his "Deadman" persona, his legendary ...

The Undertaker is about as old school as it gets and is clearly bothered by some things he sees in WWE’s locker rooms today.

From somewhere in the mid-1990s until his full-time run ended, Undertaker was famously (or infamously, depending on who you ...

If I had anything left in the tank, you're the one guy that I would consider coming out of retirement to work with. From the ...

While Undertaker’s criticism is most likely factual and based on personal experiences backstage, it highlights a generational ...

"Not to say that there weren't people who didn't resent Undertaker or didn't like him, but overwhelmingly he was liked and ...

Two-time World Heavyweight Champion Gunther appeared on The Undertaker and Michelle McCool's Six Feet Under show. Regarding ...

While The Undertaker struggles with the idea of today's Superstars creating social media content rather than watching matches in the ring, he is a massive fan of one current WWE star, even admitting ...

Bron Breakker has featured prominently on WWE television lately alongside Bronson Reed, Paul Heyman, and Seth Rollins.

Gunther and Breakker have enjoyed similar runs in WWE, reaching the top of developmental before arriving on the main roster.

Cody Rhodes explains how Randy Orton is now the leader of the locker room, taking on The Undertaker role, in WWE.

The best part of the Undertaker's feud with his doppelganger was when Leslie Nielsen and George Kennedy showed up.