3) The Undertaker Does Not Need Another Match

I believe this reason is something that every wrestling fan has come to terms with. When you look at The Undertaker’s wrestling career as a whole, he has the true definition of a legendary career. It all started at Survivor Series in 1991, when he was brought in as “The Million Dollar Man” Ted DiBiase’s mystery partner.

Since then, he has left a path of destruction behind him with many memorable moments. One of those moments, which sticks out to many wrestling fans, is his match against Shawn Michaels at the 25th Anniversary of WrestleMania. If you have not watched that match, I highly suggest you do so as it stole the show and it wasn’t even in the main event!

Not only will he be remembered for his WrestleMania matches, but he helped fend off WCW in the “Monday Night Wars” during the WWE’s Attitude Era. Along with “Stone Cold” Steve Austin, The Rock, Mankind, and D-Generation X, he helped get the WWE to where it is today and helped defeat WCW in the ratings war.

He never judged ship to the competition’ side when they were offering guaranteed contracts to WWE’s biggest stars, and Vince McMahon has a high amount of respect for The Prince of Darkness. That in itself is a pretty awesome achievement and will always be remembered in wrestling history.

The Undertaker is a legend, regardless of if he wrestles another match for the company. His legacy is already cemented.

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