The Undertaker Claims His Next WWE Match Will Be His Last?

The Undertaker told the Toronto Sun that he expects his next WWE match to be his last.

'The Deadman' has almost called it quits several times over the past few years; as shown in his excellent 'Last Ride' series on WWE Network, 'Taker nearly walked away from an iconic career after bouts against Roman Reigns at WrestleMania 33, John Cena at 'Mania 34 and following a tag-team match with Kane against Shawn Michaels and Triple H at Crown Jewel 2018.

Thank God that Saudi nightmare isn't everyone's lasting memory of him though.

The 55-year old legend noted that he has painfully high expectations of himself, and he refuses to use age as can excuse for not meeting them. He wants his final match to be " befitting what I feel like the legacy of The Undertaker deserves".

It appears his 'Boneyard' brilliance opposite AJ Styles at 'Mania 36 wasn't enough.

'Taker admitted in the interview that he knows he's risking "long-term health/damage" by striving to be the worker he was in his prime, but he wants to go out on a high with a match that everyone can be proud of.

One more 'Last Ride'? Looks like it.