WWE Legend The Undertaker Scares Away Shark To Save Wife Michelle McCool

After delivering uncountable memorable matches and iconic moments in his WWE career, The Deadman finally retired from in-ring competition a few years ago to transition into a complete family man in real life.

For those who don’t know, The Undertaker is married to former WWE Women’s Champion Michelle McCool for over a decade. The two are done protecting their kayfabe on-screen characters following Taker’s retirement.

In the latest, McCool took to her Instagram-Twitter account and uploaded a couple of videos and a photo to reveal that she was enjoying a great beach time when a shark arrived at the scene and scared her a bit.

The Undertaker arrived at the scene to save McCool’s day as noted by her, “I was simply enjoying a book on the beach when this “vegetation” looked a lot like a shark…..so I text hubby @undertaker ????????kinda digging that last picture …A LOT????#myprotector”

This post shows that The Phenome of the WWE is enjoying his retirement life to the fullest with her family. Despite uttering the “never say never” phrase, he’s not returning for one last match.

The Undertaker’s final match happened at WrestleMania 36 against AJ Styles which was a cinematic Boneyard bout. His full-length final match in front of the audience came at Extreme Rules, four years ago.

Almost a decade ago before this match, Taker started dating Michelle McCool in the late 2000s who used to be a top figure of the WWE Women’s Division. They eventually got married in 2010 after which McCool’s WWE career ended.

Speaking on the Chasing Glory Podcast hosted by the former WWE ring announcer Lilian Garcia, McCool revealed the toxic backstage environment in WWE after her relationship with The Undertaker went public.

People started thinking they were pulling the strings, backstage to showcase their power while they didn’t have any say in WWE’s creative perspective. In the end, McCool ended up leaving the WWE before she started hating the business.

“It got to a point where I was dealing with so much again mostly being Undertaker’s girlfriend and why I was on TV and even having a writer throw the papers up one day and say ‘Why don’t we just call it the Michelle McCool and Undertaker show?!'”