The Undertaker discusses WrestleMania concussion and career milestones

WWE Hall of Famer The Undertaker has shared details regarding the severe concussion he suffered during his WrestleMania 30 match against Brock Lesnar, which ended his undefeated WrestleMania streak. Mark Calaway revealed that the injury resulted in temporary amnesia, stating he could not remember his own name or his location, and only recognized individuals like Vince McMahon and Michelle McCool. He noted that he has no memory of the match itself, having performed primarily on instinct.

Calaway also discussed the psychological impact of the injury, noting that self-doubt regarding his ability to perform resurfaced during his training for WrestleMania 31. He credited Triple H with helping him overcome these doubts backstage before his match against Bray Wyatt.

Additionally, the wrestler reflected on his career, naming his WrestleMania 25, 26, 27, and 28 matches as his top four storytelling classics. He also criticized the 1996 "Curtain Call" incident, describing the decision of several wrestlers to break kayfabe as "selfish," though he noted he holds no personal grudges regarding the event.