Hey friend, those Steve here.

Hey Lark.

And welcome back to what seems to be the final episode of Undertaker's Last Ride.

Larson, it definitely seems like this episode was meant to signal the retirement of the

Undertaker even though he didn't quite use that word.

He didn't use the word, I believe, in the end.

He never, I don't believe he ever said the actual phrase I'm right.

I'm right.

I'm considering this my retirement.

I'll read the full quote here.

Please, this is coming off the Boneyard match.

He says, if there was ever a perfect ending to a career, that right there was it.

If Vince was in a pinch, would I come back?

I guess time would only tell there in case of emergency, break glass, you pull out the Undertaker.

I would consider it at this point in my career, I have no desire to get back in the race.

It seems to be, he's trying to indicate similarly that he is content to not wrestle again,

but he doesn't go as far as I say, I am officially retiring.

Yeah, so he seems, and even at Extreme Rules, like we saw this in the last episode.

Yeah.

His, I'll put it this way, his final statement seems to be a lot less about the perfect moment

than we would sort of, then I was sort of led to think.

The arc of the overall series is that he starts out wanting to go out at an absolute high mark,

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