"I'm done. I apologize" - The Undertaker issues an apology after years

The Undertaker has issued an apology after a reminder. The WWE legend spoke up after a recent fan question.

The Phenom was speaking to his wife and podcast host Michelle McCool on the latest episode of Six Feet Under. They were talking about a variety of things, including reading some questions from viewers. One of the viewers spoke about how they had been scared a lot watching the Deadman as a child and had run screaming from the room during his entrance. They then asked if McCool could get her husband to issue an apology.

At first, The Undertaker was not ready to listen to that. He said that it had been his job to scare people and that was what he had been doing for so many years. He refused to apologize.

"No, that's my job!"

Michelle McCool then told him that it was no longer his job and he had peeled back the curtain. She even reminded him that he had spoken about being tickled. The fact was that portion of his career was now over.

The Undertaker then realized that it was indeed over, and that he was done playing the Phenom. He said then that he apologized and that he should not have scared all those people.

"It's over, isn't it. I'm done. I apologize. Goodness gracious, I just should not have scared all those people."

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The Undertaker was the one to come out and announce Stephanie McMahon's WWE Hall of Fame induction

Whereas The Phenom used to be the star who never dropped his character and always maintained his scary persona, things have changed now that he has retired. He works on the podcast where he can speak about his time in the wrestling world, and he has openly adopted his real-life persona of Mark Calaway.

He was even the one to come out and welcome Stephanie McMahon to the Hall of Fame, surprising her with the announcement at Wrestlepalooza.

It was quite a moment and something that the old character would never have done.