10 Things We Learned From WWE’s Undertaker: The Last Ride (Chapter Two)
"I shouldn't have been in the ring last year - it's as simple as that".
WrestleMania 34's short squash against John Cena wasn't the match that The Undertaker wanted, but it was a cathartic experience that the ailing legend needed.
Let's clear something up for those who might still be sitting on the fence when it comes to 'The Last Ride': WWE has already crafted one of the best documentary series this writer has ever seen, and they're only two episodes in. It's not just a good pro wrestling doc, or a snazzy behind-the-scenes glance at Vince McMahon's juggernaut - it's an essential, thought-provoking and stunning piece of human drama so far.
Part one was special enough, but part two? Man, it's almost like Christmas has come early with this stuff. The Undertaker opened up even more in the second act, and it turned out to be an hour-long treat for anyone who has followed his career over the years. He talked redemption, family, loyalty, regret, motivation, apologies and everything in between.
The only burning question might be how WWE maintain this magnificence throughout all five episodes. That shouldn't be a problem if 'Taker continues properly letting people into his brain for the first time ever. Here's everything you need to know about the second cut...