10 Behind the scene photos from The Undertaker's Final Farewell you need to see

Survivor Series 2020 saw The Undertaker, one of the greatest WWE Superstars of all time, bid farewell to the WWE Universe for the final time. After 30 long years of entertaining the fans, The Undertaker decided to call it a day.

This entire month, the WWE Universe has been celebrating the career of The Undertaker with several special shows, documentaries, and The Phenom himself giving several out-of-character interviews. While we all witnessed his Final Farewell on our screens at WWE Survivor Series 2020, there's a lot that went backstage that fans would love to see.

Let's take a look at ten behind-the-scene photos from The Undertaker's Final Farewell. Be sure to comment down and let us know your favorite memory from the Phenom's legendary career.

#10 The Undertaker arrives at the Amway Center

WWE Survivor Series 2020 took place inside the WWE ThunderDome at the Amway Center in Orlando, Florida. In the above picture, The Undertaker is entering the Amway Center ahead of WWE Survivor Series 2020. It would be interesting to know what was going on in the mind of The Phenom at this time, hours before his final farewell.

#9 WrestleMania opponents and good friends

Shane McMahon, The Undertaker, and Triple H

The Undertaker has held many records in WWE. One of his greatest accomplishments is his WrestleMania record and the once-undefeated streak. The Undertaker holds a legendary record of 25-2 (wins-losses) at WrestleMania. In the above picture, The Phenom can be seen talking to Triple H and Shane McMahon, both of whom he has defeated at WrestleMania.

The Undertaker and Triple H have had several rivalries throughout their careers, including three WrestleMania matches. Who can forget the iconic 'End of an Era' Hell in a Cell match between the two at WrestleMania 28? As for Shane McMahon, he also fell victim to The Deadman at WrestleMania 32 in a Hell in a Cell match.

#8 The Undertaker with The Nature Boy

The Undertaker and Ric Flair have huge respect for each other, so much so that The Deadman mentioned recently that he would have loved to play the character of The Nature Boy if he was not The Phenom. The two have had some great feuds and matches in the past, including their WrestleMania 18 bout.

WWE fans fondly remember how The Undertaker paid his respects to Ric Flair during his farewell segment on RAW after WrestleMania 24. In the above picture, the two legends can be seen having a discussion backstage at WWE Survivor Series 2020.

#7 Getting ready for one final time

There are several aspects that go into making The Undertaker one of the greatest WWE Superstars of all time. One of them is his legendary ring gear and costume, with the coat and the hat. In the picture above, The Phenom can be seen getting ready in the locker room, possibly for the last time ahead of his final farewell at WWE Survivor Series 2020.

#6 The mutual respect

The Undertaker has had several iconic feuds and matches throughout his career. Out of them, the two that always stand out when talking about the best WWE matches of all time are his WrestleMania matches against Shawn Michaels.

The Heartbreak Kid is hailed by many, including The Phenom himself, as one of the best in-ring workers of all time. In the above picture, the two legends can be seen sharing a moment of admiration backstage at WWE Survivor Series 2020.

#5 The Undertaker fist bumps Drew McIntyre

The current WWE Champion, Drew McIntyre has openly mentioned his desire to face The Undertaker in a singles match on multiple occasions. He has gone on the record to claim how much The Phenom has helped him throughout his career, especially during his first run with WWE.

In the above picture, which was taken just before The Undertaker made his entrance at WWE Survivor Series 2020, he can be seen fist-bumping Drew McIntyre who just came in after finishing his match against the Universal Champion Roman Reigns. Alas, we might never see these two have a singles match.

#4 The Undertaker with Mick Foley

One of the most iconic moments of The Undertaker's career is him throwing Mick Foley aka Mankind off the top of the Hell in a Cell at King of the Ring 1998. The scene of Foley crashing from the top of the cell all the way through the announcer's table is forever etched in the mind of WWE fans.

In the picture above, Foley and The Undertaker can be seen sharing a light-hearted moment backstage at WWE Survivor Series 2020. Mick Foley is surely one of the greatest opponents of The Phenom's career.

#3 The Undertaker with The Legit Boss

The Undertaker is such an iconic personality that much like us normal fans, even the current WWE Superstars are his massive fans. The amount of respect that The Phenom has earned over the last three decades is incomparable and goes on to tell how much he meant to the WWE locker room.

In the picture above, current SmackDown Women's Champion Sasha Banks can be seen having her fangirl moment with The Undertaker backstage at WWE Survivor Series 2020. Sasha defeated RAW Women's Champion Asuka in a 'Champion vs. Champion' match at the pay-per-view.

#2 The Undertaker and his adorable family

The Undertaker, Michelle McCool, and their daughter

In the WWE Network Docuseries 'Undertaker: The Last Ride', The Undertaker revealed how much his wife and former WWE Superstar Michelle McCool has sacrificed for him and how grateful he is for that. The two got married in 2010 and have a daughter Kaia Faith Calaway, who was born in 2012.

In the above adorable picture, The Undertaker can be seen with his wife and daughter backstage at WWE Survivor Series 2020. Will we see their daughter follow in their footsteps in the future?

#1 The last time ever?

The picture above is taken after the Final Farewell segment at WWE Survivor Series 2020 and The Undertaker can be seen taking off his coat. Will it be the last time ever? There is also a camera recording this moment, which could be an indication that we might get a WWE Network special showing us all the backstage moments from The Phenom's Final Farewell.

The Undertaker has had a legendary career in WWE and no one can come close to the kind of dedication Mark Calaway has given to bring this character to life. If this was indeed the last time we witnessed The Undertaker, there's only one thing we can say - Thank You, Taker.