The Undertaker is said to be retired from professional wrestling. Last night he made a special appearance for another legend breaking his in-ring persona. It was a big occasion for the release of Ric Flair’s documentary presented by ESPN named “30 for 30”.
It was a star-studded affair with numerous WWE superstars like Charlotte Flair, Mark Henry, Curt Hawkins, Triple H attending the event. But, needless to say, that it was none other than the Undertaker who made a surprise appearance. It can get considered, as his first public appearance after his retirement match at Wrestlemania 33.
The Deadman paid tribute to the man who had an illustrious career with 16 world championships reigns under his belt by gracing the event. His appearance added an extra flair to the much-hyped documentary screening of the Nature Boy. Check out more updates from WWE.com on this night,
“Ahead of the highly anticipated Nov. 7 world premiere of ESPN’s “30 for 30: Nature Boy” documentary, Ric Flair and The Undertaker were both in attendance for a special screening hosted at Regal Cinemas in Atlanta, Georgia.
The “30 for 30: Nature Boy” documentary, which takes an inside look at Flair’s triumphs, tragedies and his role as a pioneer in sports-entertainment, will premiere worldwide Tuesday, Nov. 7, at 10 p.m. ET on ESPN.”
So, me being late for the #ThorRagnarok screening turned into an evening with the #NatureBoy! AND I met the freakin #Undertaker! pic.twitter.com/EYu1TF2ECE
— Jeff Grantz (@Jeff_Grantz) October 27, 2017
It also marked the first-ever public appearance for Ric Flair after undergoing a life-threatening surgery in August. At that point, he was battling with numerous symptoms from his past life. However, he won the battle and came back to his routine life, better than ever.
#Undertaker looks good. Miss him! #30For30 pic.twitter.com/qH55MeIH6h
— L?I?N?D?S?A?Y (@linzee7) October 27, 2017
The media event was attended by other mainstream media also. Our regular WWE broadcasters, Peter Rosenberg, hosted an interview session with Triple H and Charlotte Flair for taking us back to the fantastic journey that Ric Flair had in his career.
The veteran wrestling journalists Bryan Alvarez and Dave Meltzer also caught a glimpse of the documentary and gave it a thumbs up. We wish after the global release; it will earn the same praise as it did from the pro-wrestling pundits.
