WWE legend The Undertaker has certainly kept in shape during his retirement.
The former wrestler, 58, still sports a ripped torso almost three years on since his last match.
GettyThe Undertaker is one of wrestling’s most iconic stars[/caption]
GettyHe performed in the WWE for over three decades[/caption]
GettySince leaving the organization, the wrestler has dropped 25 pounds and overhauled his diet[/caption]
Undertaker, real name Mark Calaway, was a huge fan favorite throughout his three-decade run in the WWE.
Standing at an imposing 6-foot-10 and tipping the scales at 309 pounds, the Hall of Famer has always been a physical colossus.
He first went under the alias Mean Mark Callous, before entering the WWE at the iconic Survivor Series in 1990.
The Undertaker’s black trench coat and stetson hat would go on to become one of the most recognized looks in all of wrestling.
And all the while Calaway kept his huge frame in tip-top shape, taking up a grueling bodybuilding-style training regime in 2009 despite being in his 40s.
He would combine hundreds of push-ups with heavy weight lifting, all while pushing his cardio to the limit.
The workouts helped his longevity in the ring, with The Deadman becoming the longest-tenured wrestler in company history.
And since his final farewell in November 2020, the fan favorite has kept his physique in check with the help of health plan Nutrition Solutions and his wife Michelle McCool.
He slimmed down ahead of his comeback at Wrestlemania 35 in 2019, revealing that more than 30 years of wrestling had taken its toll.
Calaway said: “I’ve made some serious lifestyle changes in an attempt to offset the years of physical abuse my body has endured.
“One of the major changes was losing 25lbs. Goal reached!”
But Calaway admitted earlier this year that he does miss life in the ring.
He said: “It’s been difficult, I have to be completely honest.
“There are still days and times when I’m around an event.
“I was extremely jealous of my wife a while ago, she was at the Royal Rumble.
“She came out of the crowd and I was obviously very excited for her to do something that cool and come out of the crowd and get in the Rumble.
“But any time I’m around I always have that little demon on my shoulder telling me I should be getting ready to go to the ring.”