10 Things To Know About The Undertaker

The Real Name Of The Undertaker Is Mark William Calaway

The Undertaker, a well-known WWE superstar, was born in Houston, Texas, on March 24, 1965.

In 1984, The Undertaker Made His Pro Wrestling Debut.

Mark Calaway had a number of different personas during his professional wrestling career before he finally took on the recognizable image as The Undertaker in 1990.

The Undertaker Is Known For Being A Sinister And Enigmatic Figure

With his eerie visage, distinctive hat, and long black trench coat, The Undertaker has become as one of the most well-known and adored characters in WWE history.

At WrestleMania, The Undertaker Has An Outstanding Winning Run

The Undertaker held a record-breaking 21-0 run of victories at WrestleMania for 21 straight years, from 1991 to 2013.

Seven Times Over, The Undertaker Has Won The World Title

The Undertaker has won the World Heavyweight Championship three times and the WWE Championship four times in his amazing career.

The "Tombstone Piledriver" Is The Name Of The Undertaker's Last Maneuver

The Tombstone Piledriver is a vicious technique that involves holding an opponent upside down and slamming their head into the mat.

In 1990, The Undertaker Made His Stage Debut At Survivor Series

During a Survivor Series bout, Ted DiBiase's Million Dollar Team member The Undertaker made his public debut.

The Undertaker Has Participated In A Number Of Coffin Fights

The goal of a wrestling battle known as a "casket match" is to render your opponent unconscious and deposit them into a casket.

"Rest In Peace" Is The Theme For The Undertaker's Entrance.

The eerie theme tune, written by Jim Johnston, is the ideal match for The Undertaker's enigmatic character.

The Undertaker Has A Devoted Following Known As The "Deadman's Army."

Fans of The Undertaker have formed a dedicated group to demonstrate their unwavering support for their favourite wrestler.