The Undertaker: WWE legend’s savage seven-word response to old rival

The Undertaker is one of the most feared men in the WWE, with his role in the business absolutely huge, even since practically retiring, he remains a major draw for fans globally.

Recently, at Clash at the Castle, a UK pay-per-view event, they gave The Deadman his own show in Cardiff, talking to fans about his career and life, the draw was that big they had to add another show to satisfy the demand he had.

It’s no surprise when you consider how many iconic matches he has been a part of, with his legendary WrestleMania streak, The Undertaker was just different class.

You can ask any WWE fan of any age, they’ll know about the above match. The Undertaker and Mankind offered up arguably the greatest WWE match of all time, with the pair worthy of being billed in just the third ever Hell in a Cell match.

The match took place in 1998, and included iconic moments that are still spoken about today. The Phenom threw his opponent from the top of the cell through the announcer table on the arena floor, before chokeslamming him through the top of the cage and down onto the canvas.

No one else could have played this match out like that, with it worthy of being held in such high regard, where fans saw The Undertaker take the victory after delivering the now banned, Tombstone Piledriver.

Throughout his illustrious career, Mick Foley had a number of major injuries. Although WWE is incredibly dangerous and you always run the risk of suffering an injury, his CV was something else.

So much so, a graphic depicting his injuries has been made, so let’s list them off, we could be here for a while…: Second-degree burns on arm and shoulder, broken right wrist, broken cheekbone, bone chips in elbow, separated right shoulder, bruised kidney, torn