The Undertaker is one of the most respected veterans of the pro wrestling industry for his time in WWE portraying the iconic Deadman character for three decades between 1990 and 2020.

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While The Deadman works well on his own, the man behind the character Mark Calaway is just a regular man like the rest of us and needs a special person to shower him with unconditional love. He found his soulmate in fellow wrestler and former Women's Champion Michelle McCool. The couple got married in 2010 and are living a happy life with their two children. With that said, let's take a look at ten pictures of The Undertaker, and Michelle McCool like you've never seen them before.

10 Backstage At WrestleMania 33

The Undertaker competed against Roman Reigns at WrestleMania 33, and the Deadman suffered his second loss at the grandest stage of them all at the hands of Reigns. Following the defeat, The Undertaker teased a retirement by leaving his signature coat and hat in the ring, and it was an emotional moment for every member of the WWE Universe present at the event.

A retirement might've been the original plan for the Deadman before he came back to action the following year, and the other superstars on the roster gave him a standing ovation in the backstage area as the Undertaker walked past them with his wife Michelle McCool.

9 Myrtle Beach Safari

This is one of the most feel-good images of The Undertaker and Michelle McCool, as we can see the couple enjoying their time away from the hectic work schedule while still advocating for a noble cause.

The photo is from a public service announcement video in which The Undertaker and Michelle McCool talked about the importance of preserving tigers. The couple spent a day at the Myrtle Beach Safari, where they got to meet and take pictures with several big cats while filming the public service announcement video.

8 With Fans

The Undertaker has dominated the pro wrestling business for over three decades and has put on some of the greatest matches in the history of the business with the other performers. In the process, The Deadman has gained a loyal fanbase for himself over the years, and the same can be said for his wife, Michelle McCool, as she is also a former 4-time Women's Champion in WWE.

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The fans always jumped on the opportunity whenever they got a chance to take pictures with their favorite WWE superstars, and this group of lucky fans got the chance to take a picture with The Undertaker and Michelle McCool.

7 Peace & Quiet

The Undertaker spent nearly half his life on the road traveling between cities to carry out his pro wrestling obligations. When he married Michelle McCool in 2010, the Deadman slowly started transitioning into a part-time schedule, which allowed him to spend some time with his family and look after his other ventures.

The limited schedule gave the Deadman the opportunity to spend more time with his wife and kids and get away from all the hype and spotlights to enjoy some well-deserved peace & quiet, as the couple is seen enjoying in this picture.

6 Training Buddies

The Undertaker and Michelle McCool, both being professional wrestlers know better than anyone else about the level of training it takes to do what they do on a weekly basis. Both of them have been on the road and trained in various circumstances, and this picture shows McCool supporting her husband during a training session as The Undertaker lying down for a moment to catch his breath.

Since The Undertaker's final days as an in-ring performer saw him competing mostly once a year, The Deadman needed some extra training to get rid of any ring rust, and this picture must be from a training session in which The Undertaker might've been preparing for a return.

5 With Vince McMahon

It's a well-known fact that The Undertaker is a close friend of former WWE Chairman Vince McMahon. Instead of an employee and employer relationship, McMahon and The Undertaker also share a special bond they developed over the years. McMahon always respected The Phenom for the loyalty he showed the company over the years and for giving life to his brainchild in the iconic Deadman character.

Here's a picture of The Undertaker and Michelle McCool having a friendly conversation with the former WWE Chairman, and judging by the expressions on their faces, it looks like there were no serious business talks at the time, and looks like a couple of friends catching up after a long time.

4 A Glimpse Of The Future

During Michelle McCool's early days in WWE, she started teaming up with Chuck Palumbo, who had recently made his return to WWE and had debuted a biker gimmick. During their time together, Palumbo would ride different bikes to ringside, with McCool sitting in the back. It looks like The Universe was showing McCool a sign that she would fall in love with a person who is also well-known for portraying a biker character.

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While her on-screen relationship with Chuck Palumbo might've ended as soon as it began, her relationship with The Undertaker transformed into a happy marriage.

3 Family Time

The Undertaker has made some bold comments about the current-day WWE Superstar for being soft and playing video games. But The Deadman is seen doing the exact same thing along with his wife and daughter.

Well, a happy wife leads to a happy life, and The Undertaker has no choice but to leave his unpopular opinions outside the door before he enters his home and has to spend some quality time with his wife, daughter Kaia Faith Calaway, and their adopted son Kolt.

2 Role Reversal

The Undertaker's signature way of overpowering his opponents is to grab them by their throats and taunt them before giving them a huge choke slam. Many wrestlers have fell victim to The Undertaker's devastating chokeslam maneuver, and it has also won The Deadman many matches over the years.

But this picture shows a complete role reversal as Michelle McCool tries to imitate her husband's iconic character at his expense, and The Undertaker left with no power over his wife, had no choice but to sell the ambush.

1 End of the road

The Undertaker put his in-ring career to rest in 2020 after three long decades at the place where it all began at the Survivor Series PPV. WWE promoted the entire event on the retirement ceremony they had for The Deadman at the main event of the show.

The Undertaker paid his final thanks and respects to the WWE Universe as he laid down his boots once and for all. Michelle McCool was present backstage at the event to support her husband during the emotional moment, and this picture shows the couple embracing moments before The Undertaker walked out to the ring to deliver his retirement speech.