The Undertaker Reveals Injury Toll After 30 Years in WWE

The Undertaker has suffered nearly 20 surgeries to repair wrestling-related injuries over his 30-year career.

The Undertaker appeared on the *2 Bears, 1 Cave* podcast with Tom Segura, discussing his injuries.

He's had both knees replaced and partial hip replacements due to wear and tear.

The Undertaker also suffered acute injuries, including orbital blowout fractures in both eyes and being set on fire twice.

The Undertaker's 21-event undefeated streak at WrestleMania is impressive, considering he missed only a handful of events.

WWE performers would wrestle as many as 300 times in a year during his prime years, making his durability remarkable.

The Undertaker credited changes in WWE and the company's approach to wrestler health for the reduced demands on performers.

The Undertaker's story serves as a reminder of the physical price wrestlers pay for their careers.

He hopes that the injuries he sustained won't hamper him long after retirement.

The Undertaker's experience highlights the importance of wrestler health and the need for better facilities and medical staff.

The WWE has made changes to reduce the physical toll on wrestlers, including a lighter schedule and more resources for performers.

These changes aim to prevent injuries and ensure wrestlers can have longer, healthier careers.

The Undertaker's story is a testament to the harsh realities of professional wrestling, but also a reminder of the progress made in prioritizing wrestler health.