Will The Undertaker be the only wrestler in the wwe who will Wrestle for 40 years.?

Question

Okay, so I read an article on The Undertaker's career, and some what he said that he wasn't going to retire until he turned 65.

Then last night, I calculated his debut in his career(1990) by the year he retires(2030) or his 65 years of age, and I got 40 years of wrestling in his career.

I was wondering..by that time, will he be the "one and only" wrestler who has wrestled for that many years?

Answer 1

Well, Ric Flair debuted in 1972, which would make his career about 36 years.

Hm. I thought it was longer than that.

And yeah, you might be right. Unless Shawn Michaels continues till he's 65 too. Shawn debuted in 1984. I hope he doesn't announce retirement tomorrow.

Answer 2

taker will retire soon (more than likely wm 25).

Answer 3

Nope.  Taker will probably officially retire in the next year or so.  He may continue to wrestle at an occasional show, but he will be working more so as a talent scout and Good Will Ambassador in the near future.

Answer 4

It will be funny if John Cena retires before Taker does. But 40 yrs of wrestling is too much. Taker isn't the same anymore, why should we see 20 more years of slow Undertaker??

Answer 5

yeah more than that like 100000 lol.

Answer 6

wow yeah.

Answer 7

what in gods green earth did you come up with such a thought

Answer 8

He's actually been wrestling since 1984.  He won't turn 65 until 2030.  That's 46 years.  Lou Thesz retired as a full-time wrestler in 1979 after 47 years.  His last match was in 1990, 58 years after his debut.  And there are other that have wrestled that long.  Anyway Undertaker is fooling himself, if he thinks he'll last 22 more years. I say 5 years at the most.

Answer 9

if he wrestles that long, i want to wrestle him.

Answer 10

probably and i bet he will still be undefeated at wrestlemania

Answer 11

Sorry to bust your bubble but

           h**l TO THE NO IT AIN'T GOINHAPPENN

Answer 12

To be honest with you...I'll give Taker 2 more years of full time wrestling and 5 more years of guest appearances until he's 50 before he gets out of the ring for good.

Answer 13

Yeah