Undertaker relives his gravest Casket Matches: WWE Retrospective

The Deadman sits down to watch some of his greatest Casket Matches against rivals like Randy Orton and Yokozuna, telling never-before-heard stories. Presented by WWE 2K24, the highest rated sports game of the year! On June 26th, 9-time Diamond-certified artist Post Malone joins the roster, adding to the game's 200+ Superstars and Legends.
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[DougieYT]

Half an hour of Undertaker walking around a warehouse and viewing + talking about his old caskets Post-Retirement is the best thing ever🔥

[Yritan]

Post-retirement Undertaker is a f*cking gold mine. I bet he has a lot more to tell us.

[TheClonejackjack]

“I didn’t really realize that I went through that many caskets”😂 has to be the best line ever

[russenterprise]

Can’t believe Randy Orton was 25 years old in 2005 and now in 2024 he’s 44 years old, he’s been in WWE for 22 years the longest tenure active superstar right now. Time does fly

[thinkoffbeat]

I like how undertaker comes out practically every week for a new wwe exclusive interview

[dadavinci]

You can see how comfortable Mark Calaway has gotten with being able to reflect on the Undertaker out of kayfabe. Some people might think the more he talks the more he tarnishes what he did in character, I personally think every story he has is golden because who better can describe the business than the guy that was the business for 30 years.

[absurdist]

I could never get tired of hearing this man talk.

The way he's so respectful is, just, as a person, he is someone to be like.

[kharlemon]

When you realize that alot of WWE history, is your own history, Undertakers legacy has been cemented

[yamatheintercom]

WWE 2K25 showcase HAS to be based around the Undertaker

[ak-jxrdy-]

Imagine the absolute, purest nostalgia that The Deadman had when he saw that wall of caskets. What a legend, I'll forever be grateful to him for all the memories.

[KingChilly_]

Its nice that Mark is being so modest about the Undertaker

[ArcaneAnarchy]

"Back in this you could things like that and not go to jail. It's crazy." The fact he said that so straight laced had me cracking up. 😂 also, I'm gonna throw in Royal Rumble '98 with HBK for my favorite casket match (despite the infamy surrounding it).

[tomtalker]

I have followed Mark's career since he started down in Texas against his first match with Bruiser Brody. So that's A LONG TIME folks. And i knew then with his size and more importantly agility how great he was going to be. I don't think their will EVER be another big man quite like Mark. He set the bar so very high for himself that he's virtually untouchable compared to other talents. The person we ALL should be thanking is Paul Heyman who saw what he was capable of becoming. And realized that he wasn't going to attain that staying in WCW. The longevity of his character and the way he revised it time after time. Just goes to show how timeless this character truly is. I miss seeing him on TV week after week especially during his prime. But one thing is for sure he will ALWAYS be relevant for those special appearances he does make. I hope your enjoying retirement Mark with your wife and kids. You TRULY deserve every bit of it. And thank you for giving 1000% of yourself to us your fans.

[lukejamieson]

How does undertaker not laugh everytime Paul bearer speak.

[adultshortstories]

Taker will always be my number one. He's the primary reason I started following wrestling back in 92. What an amazing career.

[brittanyjimenez]

That DDT on yokozuna is one of the best DDT's I've ever seen him do ❤ i never watched the first casket match. I love this glad he's doing more interviews and staying relevant. He gave us all some of the best shows, thank you Undertaker ❤

[rafaelkempny]

Seeing the true Mark Calaway after retirement from the ring is a great thing. Glad, he is sharing his perspectives now, while wasn't able in active time to save the character.

[ShadowPredator]

i really hope this man understands just how much we appreciate everything he did in that ring. it's indescribable seeing my childhood hero so relaxed and happy all the time, sharing what he loves about the career we've cherished so much

[Morgan]

WWE 2k25 should be based on undertaker, his entire wrestlemania streak, all of his gimmick matches etc taker is leagues ahead interms of status imo he is one of the greatest guys to ever lace up a pair of boots. Became a mentor to the locker room inspiring to the very end

Taker is one of my favourites

[vincentd.gaspard]

undertaker and casket match's are like clouds And darkness they mix together so well it's frightening.