WWE legend The Undertaker finally makes comeback… by attending Ric Flair’s red carpet event
The legendary Deadman was seen in public for the first time since his WrestleMania 33 defeat to Roman Reigns this week
THE Undertaker was back this week... as he turned up for the first screening of Ric Flair's "30 for 30" documentary.
The WWE legend was in attendance to show support for his long-time friend and fellow hall of famer for the red carpet event in Atlanta, Georgia.
No-one has seen the Deadman in public since his defeat to Roman Reigns back in April at WrestleMania.
Following that clash, an emotional Taker took off his iconic hat, coat and gloves and left them in the middle of the ring.
That was seen by many as a sign that the 52-year-old veteran had retired from wrestling.
However, there has still been no official word from WWE or Undertaker himself that he has stepped into the ring for the final time.
The wrestling company did confirm earlier this month that the Phenom would be making a comeback for the company in the biggest hint yet his career is not finished.
They announced that fans will get the chance to meet The Undertaker at the Ace Comic Con in Uniondale, New York on December 8.
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He will also be in Oklahoma the day before to attend Wizard World in Oklahoma.
Whether this will lead to him stepping-back between the ropes for one last fight still remains to be seen.
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But with many believing his work with WWE was done, at least this provides more than a bit of hope that we will once again see his infamous eye roll and tombstone giving some poor soul the heebie-jeebies in the ring.
Elias Samson could find himself in BIG trouble with the Dead Man after using the icon’s Old School manoeuvre on a recent episode of Monday Night Raw.
At least that’s what another future Hall of Famer Bubba Ray Dudley thinks.
