The Undertaker is ready to return to action, but not in WWE

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Great news for UK fans and beyond. WWE has announced that Undertaker will hold its own event on Friday 2 September in Cardiff, the day before the big Clash at the Castle event. This is the 1 DeadMan Show format, already successfully tested during the SummerSlam weekend in Nashville.

The Hall of Famer will tell unpublished stories about his career and answer questions from the audience. The event will be held inside the New Theater in Cardiff, which has a capacity of over 1000 people. Tickets go on sale this Friday.

It will be the first time ever that Undertaker will hold such an event outside of American soil.

Undertaker will be in Cardiff, but not Clash at the Castle

The presence of Undertaker in Cardiff, however, should not make WWE fans dream.

There are currently no plans for his cameo on Clash at the Castle: John Cena, a recent guest at Wales Comic Con, has also confirmed that he will not be part of the big British event. Undertaker was recently protaognist of the last match of Ric Flair, filmed at ringside together with Mick Foley, Bret Hart and DDP.

The Deadman then posed with Andrade backstage, a shot that quickly became viral. The AEW star said she received great advice from her and compliments for her performance with the Nature Boy. We remind you that Clash at the Castle will mark the return of WWE to a UK stadium after more than thirty years.

The last big event, in chronological order, was SummerSlam 92, which went down in history for the main event, valid for the intercontinental title, between British Bulldog and Bret Hart. There are currently no plans to change the Clash at the Castle cartel match, which should remain a one on one battle between Roman Reigns and Drew McIntyre.

The Scot is also working with BT Sport on a special project most likely a documentary in which his wife will also appear.