Watch emotional moment The Undertaker breaks down in tears as he is inducted into WWE Hall of Fame

WWE legend The Undertaker broke down in tears after being inducted into the Hall of Fame. The 57-year-old, real name Mark Calaway, retired from the WWE at Survivor Series in November 2020 after 30 years with the company. The Phenom is widely regarded as one of the greatest WWE superstars of all-time. And he has […]

WWE legend The Undertaker broke down in tears after being inducted into the Hall of Fame.

The 57-year-old, real name Mark Calaway, retired from the WWE at Survivor Series in November 2020 after 30 years with the company.

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The Undertaker broke down in tears as he was inducted into WWE’s Hall of Fame[/caption]

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The Dead Man was honoured at the bash in Dallas, Texas on Friday night[/caption]

The Phenom is widely regarded as one of the greatest WWE superstars of all-time.

And he has competed in more Wrestlemania matches than anyone else with a startling 27 appearances to his name.

Now his epic efforts for Vince McMahon’s company were rewarded last night as he was confirmed as an inductee into the 2022 Hall of Fame class.

And it was billionaire McMahon himself who had the honour of inducting the icon.

The wrestling chief produced an incredible speech before the Dead Man entered the arena and into the ring as the pair emotionally embraced.

The usually terrifying star then gave fans an insight into his real-life personna as he told his boss “I love you” before his speech.

But it took around ten minutes for him to even get a word out due to the huge ovation from fans and his peers at the American Airlines Center in Dallas, Texas.

Emotions were taking over as Undertaker wiped tears from his eyes several times before finally speaking.

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He went on to talk through the journey of his incredible career and revealed the three lessons he has learned along the way.

They are: “Perception is reality”, “respect and loyalty go a long way”, and to “never be content”.

He then had another surprise up his sleeve as he donned his trademark hat and coat again while the crowd chanted for “one more match”.

He then looked at the camera and said: “Never say never.”

That drew huge cheers again before he walked back up the ramp way and threw one fist in the air for what could be the final time.