Following the conclusion of his “Undertaker: The Last Ride” docuseries on Sunday night, Madison Square Garden paid tribute to The Undertaker. The “World’s Most Famous Arena” posted a message, which you can see below, that says “Thank You Taker” for “30 years of legendary moments.”
While he hasn’t outright confirmed that he’s retired, he strongly hinted that he’s done wrestling. At the end of the docuseries, he said “time would tell” if he would come back if Vince McMahon was in a pinch, “At this point in my career, I have no desire to get back in the ring.”
Delivering 30 years of legendary moments at The World’s Most Famous Arena. #ThankYouTaker @WWE pic.twitter.com/LXIoVzPHXl
— MSG (@TheGarden) June 23, 2020
UPDATE: WWE.com also posted the following regarding this:
As the WWE Universe celebrates the incredible legacy of The Undertaker in the wake of the groundbreaking WWE Network docuseries The Last Ride, Madison Square Garden honored The Deadman with a message on its iconic marquee.
The World’s Most Famous Arena has been home to many iconic Undertaker moments, including the bone-chilling return of his Deadman persona to battle Kane at WrestleMania XX. Although there’s much that can be said about The Deadman’s near-30-year WWE career, the three words illuminating the front of MSG say it all:
Thank you, Taker.
