The Undertaker fears his WWE career is finally over with social media

It's been awhile since The Undertaker played his full role in the WWE.

In recent years, The Phenom has actually been seen only at the company's biggest events, including WrestleMania and whirling broadcasts in the Middle East.

Moreover, it was thought that his illustrious career would finally end in 2019.

The Deadman, whose real name is Mark Calaway, is a staple for WWE since he was crossed the door of the foot nearly 30 years ago.

But at the age of 53, he underwent hip replacement surgery. In the last 18 months, social media is now wondering if everything is over.

The WWE Legend left fans worried about its future after replacing WWE from its network accounts social – by replacing it with a web address for personal appearance bookings.

This follows reports that WWE leader Vince McMahon did not plan to call Taker at WrestleMania 35 in April.

The former WWE champion, who debuted at Survivor Series in 1990 , has not been seen since Crown Jewel November, during which he and Kane were defeated by Shawn Michaels and Triple H.

He is preparing for a tour of the UK later this year, with performances in London, Glasgow and Manchester.

& Taker recently spoke He fears staying too long in his home saying, "One of my biggest fears is to become a travesty of myself.

"They buy a ticket to watch Undertaker fight, they should get the best Undertaker I can give them.

"You always wonder when you enter the locker room:" Oh, here's the old man again ". Yes, just an old man who is not afraid to put a ** if you lose the line. "