Despite retiring from wrestling several years ago, The Undertaker has remained in close contact with the business and is often available to appear on-screen during major events on the WWE calendar.
The former world champion participated in the first episode in the history of Monday Night Raw on Netflix – which was held in Los Angeles on January 6, 2025 – in which he appeared as 'The American Badass' to celebrate Rhea Ripley's victory in one of the most iconic moments of that night.
'The Deadman' has made the history of this business and his appearances continue to leave fans speechless, a testament to the enormous impact this athlete has had during his legendary 30-year career.
Recently, the 'Phenom' also announced along with Shawn Michaels that Triple H will be inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame during the WrestleMania 41 weekend.
The Undertaker on facing Gunther
Taker has a lot of fun interacting with the young talents of the WWE roster and has never hidden that he is a big fan of current WWE World Heavyweight Champion Gunther.
The latter has had a very brilliant rise in the last year, proving to have the right skills to become one of the symbolic faces of the company. 'The Ring General' will be called upon to defend his title from Jey Uso's assault on the 'Showcase of the Immortals'.
In the latest edition of the 'Six Feet Under' podcast, Undertaker revealed that he would love to work with Gunther: "We could face each other in a Fist Fight. I'm a big fan of Gunther and I love his style in the ring, but I'm convinced that a match between us would result in a fistfight. He would give me the first blow, I would react and a real fight would break out."
The World Heavyweight Champion will not be able to underestimate Jey Uso, despite having already defeated him at Saturday Night's Main Event without any particular problems. Jey shocked the whole world earlier this month, prevailing in the men's royal brawl and claiming the most prestigious win of his entire career.