In a recent update, experienced referee Mike Chioda has shared insights into The Undertaker’s condition post-surgeries, expressing optimism about the WWE legend’s potential return to the ring for one last match.
During the latest episode of Mike Chioda’s ‘Monday Mailbag’, Chioda mentioned that The Deadman is appearing to be in excellent shape following a successful hip replacement procedure.
Expressing his desire to see The Undertaker back in action, he commented:
“Taker is looking great. I’m aware he’s undergone some surgeries, and it seems they went well, including the hip replacement and all. I believe he might have one more match left in him, but if it happens, make sure he goes over. No point in having the match unless The Deadman prevails. Let others focus on building themselves up. I genuinely hope he gets to have one more match. I can see him pulling it off.”
The Undertaker’s most recent match was at WrestleMania 36 in 2020, where he emerged victorious in a cinematic ‘Boneyard’ encounter against AJ Styles.
The wrestling legend officially announced his retirement before Survivor Series 2020, featuring a dedicated retirement ceremony.
Having been inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame in April 2022, The Undertaker concluded his Hall of Fame speech with a tantalizing ‘never say never’ hint, leaving the possibility of a return open.
Since then, he has made intermittent WWE appearances, hosting his ‘1 deadMan Show’ before notable WWE live events.
Confirmation of The Undertaker’s next WWE appearance in the ring has been provided.
