The Undertaker

The Undertaker, born as Mark William Calaway, is a well-known figure in the world of professional wrestling with an extensive career spanning over three decades. He is best remembered for his time in World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE), where he became a multiple-time world champion. The Undertaker's list of accomplishments includes victories in the Wrestling Observer Newsletter awards for Best Gimmick five years in a row and a record of 21 consecutive wins at WrestleMania, famously referred to as "The Streak". His wrestling prowess is further exemplified by his four WWF/E Championship wins and three World Heavyweight Championship victories.

Before his fame in the WWE, The Undertaker, under the guidance of Buzz Sawyer, honed his wrestling skills in various promotions. His early career saw him wrestling as Texas Red and The Commando before he joined the World Wrestling Federation (WWF). He won his first professional wrestling championship on April 1, 1989, as The Master of Pain in the USWA by defeating Jerry Lawler and later, the USWA Texas Heavyweight Championship on October 5, 1989. He briefly wrestled in New Japan Pro-Wrestling (NJPW) as "Punisher" Dice Morgan, and after a stint in WCW, he returned to the USWA to participate in a tournament for the USWA Unified World Heavyweight Champion.

Throughout his career, The Undertaker's character has evolved, adding depth and versatility to his performances. He is known for his iconic "Deadman" gimmick, which has evolved over his wrestling career. He has been involved in various special match types, including casket matches and steel cage matches. His character and presence are enhanced by supernatural elements like thunder, lightning, and special effects during his entrances and appearances. He has been represented by managers such as Paul Bearer and Ted DiBiase. The Undertaker's wrestling attire and persona have included significant symbols like urns and sleeve tattoos.