What’s going on in the life of The Undertaker after WWE retirement

Since retiring from WWE in 2020, The Undertaker, whose real name is Mark Calaway, has easily moseyed into other ventures that link him to the wrestling business and branch out. His most popular or notable undertaking is the “Six Feet Under with Mark Calaway” podcast exclusively on WWE TALENT podcast network, where they talk about his career along with candid conversations of his guests outside of wrestling. This platform has been getting a lot of attention, it just recently amassed more than 120 million views in under a year. 

Calaway is also podcasting (podcasting) and hosts the “UNDERTAKER 1 deadMAN SHOW,” traveling to various places and meeting with fans. It’s my way of giving my fans a behind the scenes look at my life and career. 

The Undertaker Continued Engagements and Appearances

Though he has retired from in ring competition, The Undertaker is still a big name in pop culture. In November 2024, he worked with a historic black third kit of Italian football club Genoa which became the first of the club’s 131 year history. Both wrestling and football fans alike were happy for this unexpected crossover. 

Calaway has ventured into the political arena. As his influence grew beyond wrestling, he announced in his podcast of October 2024 that he would interview former U.S. President Donald Trump, much to many people’s surprise. 

The Undertaker has retired, but sometimes makes special appearances in WWE. He returned at WrestleMania XL, surprising the audience by helping win the event with a chokeslam to The Rock. Such an appearance shows that John Cena will always be linked to the WWE universe and when the time is right the WWE fanbase expects some great storylines. 

Outside his public profession, Calaway leads a life full of happiness. Outdoor activities especially hunting and fishing aren’t new to him, but he now has more time to indulge in them now that he’s retired.