WWE: Undertaker The Last Ride (DVD)

Gr8 documentary Loved it! 🪦⚱️

very interesting to see the other side of The Undertaker

I remember clearly when The Undertaker debuted in 1990, and he has been my favorite wrestler ever since. I have also been in a WWE audience, and experienced first hand: after the opening fireworks, the lights suddenly turn off, and the crowd goes wild. Then, after a slight pause, the first GONG hits, and it’s absolute pandemonium, for several minutes, as the Dead Man slowly walks out to the ring.Now, why does he get such a strong reaction? He’s not a comedian, he doesn’t have a lot of catch-phrases, and he doesn’t wave and kiss up to the fans. The answer is RESPECT. The Undertaker has done it all, and he has the respect of the fans and all the other wrestlers.So, with this video, we see the character step aside, and Mark Calaway tells us about all the challenges that he has faced and overcome. We see his wife, his kids, his house; we see him laugh, reminisce, and we even almost see him cry at one point. It’s clear that he is human, he doesn’t sleep in a coffin, he has had doubts and bad times, just like everyone else.I personally hope The Undertaker really has retired, for one simple reason: I don’t want to see him end up in a wheelchair. Highly recommended video.

I absolutely loved this behind the scenes look at the wrestling career and personal struggles of The Undertaker aka Mark Calaway. I’m not even much of a wrestling fan but I know enough about it and the Undertaker is a legend and I loved this series about his life as character The Undertaker and getting to see the real person behind the character. From this series it shows that Mark Calaway aka the Undertaker is one tough and dedicated man. He truly gave it his all and kept giving it his all for 30 years. With everything I saw in this video I’m Very impressed by Mark the man and his love of wrestling and his dedication and loyalty to it and also to his fans and the WWE and to his boss Vince McMahon. Such a badass just like the persona he portrayed. This is the first time seeing him out of character up close and personal and behind the scenes. You get to see his personal relationships with fellow wrestlers

Wonderful docuseries giving an account of The Undertaker's telling about injuries, his fight to find the right match to hang his hat upon to retire, views of a training session to prepare for a match and so much more

It is a unique look into the life of one of the greatest wrestling characters of all time. A must have for any fan.

Everything arrived on time and as advertised

I liked the transparency Mark showed as his "in-ring career" was winding down. The "Boneyard" match was the best "Crescendo" for his legendary career. Undertaker was/is the best character in WWE.