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#2. Hope is true: What The Undertaker said after his final WWE appearance

The Undertaker

The WWE Hall of Famer reveals what The Undertaker invited him to do backstage in WWE https://t.co/gnUh4UZOP9 #WWE

— Sportskeeda Wrestling (@SKProWrestling) November 28, 2020

The Undertaker's retirement in WWE has been a subject of many jokes over the last few years, but in 2020, it finally feels like the legend's career is over. At WWE Survivor Series, on his 30th anniversary, The Undertaker ended his career where he started it. He said farewell to the WWE Universe and stated that it was time for him to rest in peace.

While it was a sad moment, many WWE fans thought that the retirement should have happened a long time ago. Given how The Undertaker had only a few memorable matches in the last seven years, this argument makes sense.

Paul Davis of Wrestlingnews.co reported that The Undertaker went around backstage after WWE Survivor Series and said that he's well and truly done with his in-ring career in WWE:

Paul Davis from WrestlingNews.Co is now reporting on what exactly happened backstage at Survivor Series. According to Davis, The Undertaker was telling folks in the backstage area that he is done with wrestling. WWE Chairman Vince McMahon is not expected to request The Phenom to come back for a match again. Reports further state that it wasn't easy for Vince McMahon to let go of the character, but it dawned on him that it's finally time to let The Phenom ride off into the sunset.

We hope this is true because it's best for The Undertaker's legacy to say goodbye after three decades. Moreover, the Boneyard match against AJ Styles was arguably the perfect match to conclude his WWE career.