10 Things WWE Wants You To Forget About The Undertaker
3. The Sara Tattoo On His Neck
During the summer of 2001, The Undertaker's wife Sara became an on screen character on WWE TV. She was used in a ridiculous storyline where Diamond Dallas Page was booked to be her stalker and it was so over the top that it really didn't work. The other thing we know about Undertaker is that he was so fond of his wife that he had the name "SARA" tattooed across the front of his neck. Years later when they got divorced (Undertaker married Michelle McCool in 2010), the tattoo was gone. In its place? A big black block of ink. Over a decade later it's gone now, but I'm sure he regrets doing it in the first place. The lesson here? It's probably not smart to tattoo the name of your wife across the front of your neck because when you have to black it out years later after the divorce it looks really awkward.
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During the summer of 2001, The Undertaker's wife Sara became an on screen character on WWE TV. She was used in a ridiculous storyline where Diamond Dallas Page was booked to be her stalker and it was so over the top that it really didn't work. The other thing we know about Undertaker is that he was so fond of his wife that he had the name "SARA" tattooed across the front of his neck. Years later when they got divorced (Undertaker married Michelle McCool in 2010), the tattoo was gone. In its place? A big black block of ink. Over a decade later it's gone now, but I'm sure he regrets doing it in the first place. The lesson here? It's probably not smart to tattoo the name of your wife across the front of your neck because when you have to black it out years later after the divorce it looks really awkward.