10 Wrestlers WWE Paid To Do NOTHING!

3. The Undertaker

Brock Lesnar Relaxing
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2018 has been a busy ol' year for The Undertaker. Other than his customary WrestleMania cameo, The Deadman also sprung back to life to bury Rusev in the desert (though it's pretty tough to re-animate something barely animated), and is scheduled to face off with Triple H down under in a match promised to be their last ever. Like their other last ever.

Frankly, it's about time he pulled his finger out. After falling to Roman Reigns at WrestleMania 33, 'Taker did a very dainty bit of in-ring folding, hinting at his retirement, but not confirming it. The ambiguity allowed him to sit on the sidelines on a retainer for a whole year - a nonsensical Manhattan promo notwithstanding - before he was again exhumed for duty in New Orleans.

Undertaker's age and failing physical prowess stipulate a scarcity of appearances, but its his longevity and loyalty rather than value that keeps him on such a lucrative deal - and you suspect he has a 'job' for life.

 
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