4 WWE Superstars who should retire soon and 4 who should not

#8 Should retire - The Undertaker

It will be the end of a legendary career when 'Taker retires

The Undertaker will go down in history as one of the greatest performers in the history of WWE. A 34 year veteran in the industry, 'Taker has pretty much accomplished everything there is to in the pro wrestling business today. That being said, even today, the sound of the immortal gong in any arena sends the fans into a frenzy!

When The Deadman lost to Roman Reigns at WrestleMania 33, it seemed like a legendary career had come to an end. Indeed, leaving behind his iconic gear in the ring, breaking kayfabe for the first time by kissing his wife Michelle McCool on the way back from the ring - it all seemed like the perfect end to a long and storied career.

However, as it turned out, The Undertaker still had some gas left in the tank. As a lifelong fan, I wish 'Taker could go on forever and never retire, but the time has probably come for him to hang his boots up for good.

He is not able to have long matches anymore, and it looks like WWE is running out of options finding worthy opponents for The Deadman. His match against Rusev at Greatest Royal Rumble was more or less irrelevant, and the same can be said about the short WrestleMania match against John Cena. Though Cena did an amazing job building up the tension with borderline shoot promos, the match itself was not too significant.

That is why I believe the time has come for the veteran to finally step down. As he himself admitted on WWE 24: WrestleMania Orlando, the thing he most fears is becoming a parody of himself and that every time he steps into the ring, he wants to give the fans the best Undertaker he can give them. So, it might be best to step down while still being the most respected and revered wrestler in the history of WWE.

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