5 Signs that The Undertaker may announce his retirement in the final episode of The Last Ride

#2 The Undertaker's desire to go out on a high note

If we could describe the #BoneyardMatch between The #Undertaker & @AJStylesOrg in one word, it would be UNFORGETTABLE! The madness continues TONIGHT in the #FireflyFunhouse Match... #WrestleMania pic.twitter.com/iGRdNKKLaG

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What makes someone like The Undertaker put his body on the line again and again even at this age? There's no denying that he is one of the greatest WWE Superstars in the history of the company who could've retired even ten years ago and secured a place in the WWE Hall of Fame.

It is the desire to go out on a high note that has made The Undertaker enter the vicious cycle of redemption every now and then. The WrestleMania 33 segment was perfect for him to go out, but as seen in Chapter one of the series in question, it was difficult for the Phenom to digest the fact that his match with Roman Reigns was not up to par. The same thing happened after his disastrous tag-team match at Crown Jewel 2018 and then again after his bout against Goldberg at WWE Super ShowDown 2019.

The last chapter of the series will focus on the Phenom's match against AJ Styles at WrestleMania 36. The Boneyard match between the two was highly praised by the entire WWE Universe and pro wrestling critiques - many even hailing it as The Undertaker's best performance in years. No one knows whether the Deadman can ever replicate his impressive performance from this year's Show of Shows. If he is looking for a match to go out on a high note, it has to be the one with AJ Styles this year!

Speaking to indiatoday.in, WWE Hall of Famer Mick Foley had the following to say:

"To me, I have been watching the documentary, The Last Ride. It certainly seemed like that match with AJ Styles was a perfect way to go out."

Mission accomplished. #WrestleMania #Undertaker #BoneyardMatch pic.twitter.com/yiwtUNoWUE

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