What was The Undertaker doing in Saudi Arabia?
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One of the most loved characters in WWE history, without exaggerating and without creating discussions, is undoubtedly The Undertaker, a legendary athlete of the WWE, who for thirty years has trod the rings all over the world along with a myriad of different talents.
Undertaker was the only athlete to be able to cross all the most important eras of the WWE, from the Golden Era to the New Generation Era, passing through the Attitude Era and also arriving at the ThunderDome Era. Over the course of three decades, in fact, the Deadman has remained relentless in his character, however, changed several times, with his multi-faceted character that has evolved according to the times and television needs.
In the same ppv where he landed in WWE, or Survivor Series, Undertaker chose to leave the ring, 30 years later, in last year’s edition, that of 2020 and since then we have not seen him in the ring. On Thursday, however, WWE aired its Arabic ppv, Crown Jewel, with The Undertaker surprisingly present backstage, but never appearing in front of the company’s cameras.
Ahead of this year’s WWE Crown Jewel 2021, rumors suggested that The Undertaker was spotted in Saudi Arabia. It was later confirmed that The Undertaker was in Riyadh to do the introduction for Pitbull’s concert and was not present at the pay-per-view.
The Undertaker was spotted in Saudi Arabia
As you have already read from one of our news yesterday, The Undertaker was present in Saudi Arabia to open the concert of the singer Pittbull, with an appearance that thrilled the fans of the singer but also the fans of pro-wrestling who had flocked to see the concert.
The thing that the WWE fans did not know, however, is that the Deadman was also present backstage of the ppv Crown Jewel, with the gravedigger who did not show himself in front of the cameras, passing only to say hello to the guys of the crew and to his old colleagues.
The Wrestling Observer confirmed that Undertaker was actually present at Crown Jewel, but…
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Source : wrestling-world
