5 WWE Superstars who had their last match at WrestleMania

WrestleMania is known to be one of the biggest events in WWE held annually. It is also known as The Super Bowl of Sports Entertainment. Over the years, fans have witnessed the rise of new stars and also some heartfelt moments at WrestleMania.

Every superstar dreams of retiring from pro wrestling at The Grandest Stage Of Them All. For some superstars, this dream came true as their farewell from WWE took place at the Showcase of the Immortals.

Rarely do some superstars come out of retirement for one-off matches despite being retired from WWE at WrestleMania. Shawn Michaels, who initially retired from in-ring action at WrestleMania 26 against the Undertaker, came out of retirement in 2018 for one match.

Here's a list of superstars who were fortunate enough to retire from the company at the Showcase of Immortals.

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#5. In our list of ranking WWE Superstars who had their last match at WrestleMania - The Undertaker

Deadman had a phenomenal career in WWE which spanned nearly 30 years. Throughout his tenure, the Undertaker has been WWE's mega star. His legendary career came to an end after his match against AJ Styles at WrestleMania 36.

The match was stipulated as a 'Boneyard match' where Styles and Deadman battled in an eerie environment that would suit the Undertaker's gimmick and therefore it was a perfect retirement match for him.

In June, the company released a documentary called 'The Last Ride' where he announced his retirement from pro-wrestling. The Undertaker returned for his farewell appearance in the 2020 Survivor Series.

#4. Baron Corbin retires the Gold Medalist

Kurt Angle had his final match against Baron Corbin at WrestleMania 35, where Angle lost to Baron Corbin in a disappointing match.

Later during the Cageside interview, Kurt Angle revealed that he never wanted Corbin to retire him. Angle said that he wanted John Cena to retire him as Kurt was Cena's first opponent.

He also hoped that his final match would be against Shane McMahon. Kurt added that his body won't allow a No Disqualification Match against Shane.

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#3. The Heart Break Kid retires The Nature Boy

Ric Flair had the perfect WWE sendoff of his career. On his final RAW night, he defeated Randy Orton. Then, in his final WWE match at WrestleMania 26, he wrestled one of the greatest wrestlers Shawn Michaels and had the best farewell segment on the next night of RAW.

Shawn Michaels uttered the words, "I'm sorry. I love you" before delivering Sweet Chin Music to Nature Boy. It went down as one of the most emotional moments in history.

His retirement was truly a heart-touching moment that fans will remember forever.

#2. The Animal gets what he wants

Batista is an accomplished WWE star and a worldwide Hollywood Celebrity. He was part of a successful faction called 'Evolution' alongside Orton, Flair and Triple H.

On the occasion of Ric Flair's birthday, the Animal attacked Flair and challenged Triple H for a match at WrestleMania 35. Triple H accepted the match but stipulated that if Batista loses, he would retire.

Triple H won the match at WrestleMania and therefore retired Batista. It was a brutal match and a perfect farewell for the Animal at WrestleMania.

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#1. The Texas Rattle Snake retires at WrestleMania 19

Stone Cold Steve Austin was one of the biggest stars of the Attitude Era. He had a pivotal role in carrying the company during the 90's. His contribution to the pro wrestling industry is immeasurable and has inspired many young talents.

Austin's illustrious career came to an end at WrestleMania 19 after he was forced to retire due to serious back and neck injuries.

Rock was his perfect opponent for the valedictory match as both of these superstars were arch-rivals for most of their careers. The Great One and Texas Rattle Snake had also collided at WrestleMania 15 and 17.