WWE Hall of Famer The Undertaker revealed this week the staggering number of injuries he's suffered over the duration of his career as a professional wrestler. Noting that the physical price he paid to have a legendary 30-year career, he's had nearly 20 surgeries to repair wrestling-related injuries.

WWE Hall of Famer The Undertaker divulged this week that he underwent nearly 20 surgeries during a legendary pro wrestling career that lasted from 1987 to 2020.

Professional wrestling may be scripted, but there are risks WWE stars take every time they step in the ring, as one wrong move could lead to serious injury.

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First, The Undertaker was accused of having a backstage pull in WWE; now it’s John Cena. Former WWE star David Otunga recently revealed that Cena might have something to do with a certain documentary not seeing the light of day. A documentary about The Nexus.

WWE Hall of Famer The Undertaker has been contributing behind the scenes following his in-ring retirement under Triple H's creative regime.

Doc Gallows, formerly known as Luke Gallows in WWE, has achieved success nearly everywhere he's competed throughout his 22-year professional wrestling career, but there's one moment that stands out above the rest for the two-time WWE Tag Team Champion.

The men’s roster across Monday Night RAW and Friday Night SmackDown is starting to wear a little thin. Injuries and reported injuries of top names including Seth Rollins, Jacob Fatu, Kevin Owens, Gunther, Chad Gable, Rey Mysterio, and more have left gaps up and down the card, and these need to be filled.

Even in retirement, The Undertaker continues to live up to his legendary reputation for chaos this time, outside the ring.