5 Reasons why The Undertaker announced his retirement from WWE in the final chapter of The Last Ride

#3 The Undertaker finally accepted his physical condition

You can never appreciate how long the road was until you’ve driven to the end. #TheLastRide @WWENetwork pic.twitter.com/JW3roilt9a

— Undertaker (@undertaker) June 21, 2020

Let's be honest, as fans, we would never want our favorite WWE Superstar to retire. It is in fact one of my dreams to watch him perform live. But then again, the last thing the WWE Universe would want is to see The Undertaker get severely injured trying to entertain us.

The Undertaker has been constantly struggling with his physical conditions, getting surgery after surgery, trying to get in shape for one more match. His body has taken a lot of toll throughout these years and one has to accept that there's only so much he can do. The Undertaker himself accepted that he is putting himself at risk by stepping into the ring at this age, as things could go south at any moment.

He spoke about his match against Goldberg at WWE Super ShowDown 2019 and how the botched Jackhammer could have proven to be fatal as he was inches away from breaking his neck.

"I was inches away from making my wife a widow and my kids fatherless"

Goldberg could have really injured the Undertaker with this botch of his finisher! Let’s stop having these guys that can’t go anymore go? #wwe #wwessd pic.twitter.com/X8ckXT8Z7H

— World Wrestling Radio (@wwrlive) June 8, 2019

The Undertaker is a legend who has a lot more to give to this business by mentoring the younger generation of WWE Superstars.