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#1: Mark Calaway is in search of the great final match for The Undertaker
The whole point of The Undertaker coming back each and every year has a meaning to it.
There are stories dating back to the late 90s which detail how Mark Calaway deals with all the physical pain. But it was WrestleMania 30 that marked the beginning of the end.
"Undertaker: The Last Ride" doesn't just provide an intimate look at one of the most protected wrestling characters in history, but the limited series also has a current purpose attached to it.
Mark Calaway won't let go of his onscreen alter-ego until the character seems to have completed his arc. The Undertaker's fans or peers don't know when that arc ends. We might speculate about it online, but ultimately, Mark Calaway is the only one who knows when it should all end for The Undertaker.
Maybe he won't be satisfied until the day comes where Mark is forced to let go. But this documentary's overarching purpose is to question whether or not The Undertaker will have that great final match in the years to come.
As viewers, all we can do is strap ourselves for the upcoming episodes of WWE Network's intriguing look at the greatest of them all.
