Mark William Calaway, better known by his ring name The Undertaker, is one of the most versatile and charismatic WWE superstar. The former three-time World Heavyweight Champion and four-time WWE Champion is back with major updates before Elimination Chamber.
Undertaker will also be in Australia during Elimination Chamber weekend as recently he took to social media to share about his show called 1deadMAN and revealed to fans some details about the show.
Undertaker provides update on 1deadMAN SHOW
Elimination Chamber 2024 is set to schedule on Optus Stadium in Burswood, Australia on February 24, 2024. WWE superstar Undertaker will also be on Burswood for his show on February. This show invites fans to hear stories about his matches from his days in WWE, often revealing the depth and layers behind many of his in-ring exploits among other things.
WWE announced three new stops in Australia for the highly anticipated UNDERTAKER 1 deadMAN SHOW. The event will grace the stages of Melbourne, Sydney, and Brisbane, which has left WWE fans in Australia excited. The previously scheduled show for 1deadMAN SHOW was on February 23 in Perth.
In response to the Tweet, the veteran shared the post through his own account on Twitter/X. “Excited to announce THREE more shows in Australia! Full details below. Make sure to get your tickets and don’t miss out on these shows!”
The new dates include performances at Palais Theatre on Monday, February 26 for Melbourne, Harbour Theatre on Wednesday, February 28 for Sydney, and Fortitude Music Hall on Thursday, February 29 for Brisbane. Fans can now purchase the tickets for the new shows, and a limited number of VIP tickets will be offered for fans who want an exclusive experience.
When did Undertaker last appear in WWE?
The Undertaker has not been featured on WWE television since defeating AJ Styles in a Boneyard Match at WrestleMania 36 in April. The action-packed match, the main event of night 1 at WrestleMania 36, involved the use of foreign objects and multiple interferences. AJ Styles, leading the faction called The Club, had former members Luke Gallows and Karl Anderson come to his aid during the match, but they were taken care of by the Deadman.
After that match Undertaker official retired. In an interview with CBS Sports the superstar shared that he is still coming to terms with an official retirement “I’m kind of going through a whole gambit of emotions, really,” said Taker.
“It’s definitely going to be bittersweet for me. It’s one of those deals where I feel it’s important that I’m there and get to address the fans and people who have been with me for 30 years and followed my career and stuck with me when it’s been a flavor of the month business for a long time. It’s going to be very emotional.”
The Deadman’s last appearance was on 2022 class of the WWE Hall of Fame. The event was inducted by Vince McMahon himself from the American Airlines Center in Dallas, Texas, on April 1, 2022.
Taker, the multi-time world champion, went on to deliver a lengthy but heartfelt speech at the ceremony. The 57-year-old Deadman, ended his speech with a “Never Say Never” teasing he might decide to make a stop around WWE in the future.
