Undertaker breaks a WWE character to appear in a rap video

The WWE legend The Undertaker broke the character in a video with hip hop star Bad Bunny.

The current state of struggle of this 53-year-old man is mysterious. It is not expected that he will show up at WrestleMania 35 in April.

The Deadman also reportedly angered Vince McMahon by agreeing to appear at the Starrcast II event in Las Vegas in May.

Although he is not suspected of fighting, the convention is affiliated with AEW, making the organization one of the main competitors of the WWE.

And the reservation is set for the event a day before All Sha, supported by Shahid Khan. Wrestling show Double or Nothing in Vegas.

The seven-time world champion, Mark Calaway of Houston, Texas, also removed references to WWE's his social media accounts.

Now, Taker, who takes independent bookings under his nickname "The Deadman", is strangely badociated with Puerto Rican rapper Bad Bunny.

The Latin trap and reggaeton singer is best known for collaborating with rapper Cardi B and singer J Balvin on the worldwide hit I Like It.

In a video promoting the rap star's tour, Undertaker says, "Yo Bad Bunny is The Deadman, and I think you have to, this third show for Puerto Rico." [19659006] Read More

Very rarely, Undertaker breaks the character and this apparition could be considered as an additional indication the end of his days of struggle. .

The Death Valley demon for the first time alluded to his retirement after his defeat against Roman Reigns at WrestleMania 33, but came back the following year to defeat John Cena.

He continued to fight the Greatest Royal Rumble, the Super Show-Down and the Crown Jewel, but speculation is mounting that fans will no longer see him in the ring.

In his last appearance, he was defeated by his brother Kane and he Triple H and Shawn Michaels and the Dark Lord have not been seen since.

The man at the record of 24-2 WrestleMania could still appear at the Show of Shows this year at MetLife Stadium, New Jersey, April 7.

But the winner of the 2007 Royal Rumble is not up to par, considered by many to be the greatest character in WWE history.

The phenomenon goes to For the Love of Wrestling, at Exhibition Center Liverpool, on Sunday, April 28, alongside stars such as Ric Flair and Bret Hart.

The Scottish live performance company Inside The Ropes has also booked it for oral performances in London on April 30, in Glasgow on May 1 and in Manchester on May 2.