The Undertaker had his 57th birthday recently. But there is no stopping The Undertaker from doing his work.

The WWE legend might not have celebrated his birthday in a usual manner. But he visited a special place on 24th and 25th March 2022.

‘The Phenom’, along with WWE legend Michelle McCool and WWE Chief Brand Officer Stephanie McMahon, joined The National Medal of Honor Museum Foundation Groundbreaking Celebration and Ceremony for the National Medal of Honor Museum in Arlington, Texas, on March 24 and 25.

The National Medal of Honor Museum Foundation recognizes the stories of National Medal of Honor recipients, who are the United States’ greatest heroes.

Recently, Michelle McCool took to Instagram and revealed some pictures of the special groundbreaking ceremony.

Back in November 2021, WWE announced a three-year partnership with the National Medal of Honor Foundation.

Even after retiring, The Undertaker is still going strong and continues to work for WWE. Such is his dedication and passion for his work that he is even willing to spend his birthday working for WWE.

The Undertaker is soon going to have another special day. Vince McMahon is himself going to induct the WWE legend into the WWE Hall of Fame this year. A special moment is waiting for a special person.

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The Undertaker is finally going to get inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame

While talking about his upcoming WWE Hall of Fame induction recently, ‘The Phenom‘ also revealed that this is the second time WWE asked him for his Hall of Fame induction.

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Almost eight years back, The Undertaker turned down WWE’s offer for his WWE Hall of Fame induction because he had some unfinished business. He thought he could still compete in a few matches. And that was why he turned the offer down.

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But this time, after Mr. McMahon called him, he accepted it. This time, the WWE legend claimed it was finally time for him to start the next chapter. The Undertaker’s induction will be a very emotional one, not only for him but for all his fans.