November 2020 marked a turning point in the life of The Undertaker. The WWE legend and current Hall of Fame member took a step back, announcing his retirement amidst the pandemic restrictions.
In an exclusive interview with MARCA, he revealed his plans to spend more time with his family and manage his economic empire.
Mark Calaway, the man behind The Undertaker, has always been private about his personal life, maintaining his character for over three decades.
Now that he’s retired, we are gradually learning more about “The Undertaker” as a normal person through his interviews and podcast appearances.
Despite his extensive career on-screen, he admits that he still finds it challenging to open up in front of a microphone.
After his retirement, the “Deadman” signed a “Legends Contract” with WWE, ensuring his continued involvement through various appearances, which still generate significant income.
Recent American publications estimate The Undertaker‘s net worth at around $17 million. His current WWE contract alone brings him approximately $2.5 million annually.
The Undertaker resides in his home state of Texas, where he owns two properties. He spends most of the year at his Cedar Creek ranch in Austin, which he used to rent out to Hollywood stars like Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie in 2008.
The ranch boasts vast lands, a private pool, a gym, and even a WWE ring for training.
Mark Calaway is a motor enthusiast, a passion reflected in his “American Badass” persona who rode into the ring on a Harley Davidson. His garage houses a collection of 16 vehicles, including cars and motorcycles.
- Harley-Davidson Hearse Funeral Chopper, valued at $92,000.
- West Coast Custom Chopper, worth $150,000.
- Bentley Continental GT, worth $22,000.
- Cadillac ATS, worth $36,000.
- Jeep Wrangler Rubicon, $41,000.
- Chevrolet Tahoe, valued at $47,900.
- Mercedes G-Class, $124,500.
- Ford Mustang, $27,000.
- 1978 Mercedes-Benz W123, $18,000.
- Black Hot Rod, worth $30,000.
- Harley-Davidson Softtail Fatboy, $27,000.
- Harley-Davidson CVO Limited, $40,000.
- Harley-Davidson Breakout, $20,000.
- Mercedes-Benz SL-Class, $87,000.
- Cadillac Escalade ESV, $78,000.
- BMW M760 Li Sport, $204,000.
Business Ventures and Investments
In addition to his wrestling income, The Undertaker has investments in various businesses, including those of his friends like Scott Everhart.
He also holds shares in brands such as G Fuel, Lake Slopes Church, and Conor’s Cure. Clearly, the wrestling legend knows how to wisely invest his time and resources.
Despite enjoying his retirement, The Undertaker made a return to the ring at WrestleMania XL in April in Philadelphia, facing off against The Rock. This appearance demonstrated that, at the core, he is a wrestler who excels at his craft.