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#4. He's only going to wrestle at Saudi Arabia
WWE has secured themselves a sweet deal with Saudi Arabia, albeit a very controversial one. Last year, WWE officially kicked off their big-money (and we mean really big) relationship with Saudi Arabia, which will see them have two big shows in the country per year.
The first one was The Greatest Royal Rumble, where The Undertaker defeated Rusev in a casket match. The second was a main event spot where he reunited with Kane to take on DX, in a losing effort.
Saudi Arabia shows may be the new WrestleMania for The Undertaker, as he's been vocal about wanting to pick his dates better. We know that the Saudi Arabia dates involve big fat paycheques, and we can't really blame him for taking that deal rather than overworking himself.
Essentially, it's somewhat easy money for him. But nobody can say that he hasn't earned it.
