The Undertaker will take his place in the WWE Hall of Fame on Friday.
Unlike the Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown or the Basketball Hall Fame in Springfield, there is no concrete structure or museum to memorialize WWE’s legends. Yet the recognition is a real honor for those who are inducted, and perhaps just as much to those who supported their favorites from childhood to adulthood.
“You don’t get to where I am without help and support,” says Mark Calaway, who reached a level of fame rarely attained in pro wrestling as The Undertaker. “My fans have been unwavering and loyal. It’s incredible to think they’ve stayed with me for over three decades. In this day and age where it’s a flavor of the week, to stay relevant for this long is due to my fan base and their loyalty to that character.”
