10 Things You Didn’t Know About The Undertaker 7

7. The Meanings Of His Tattoos

While nowadays it seems like every Tom, Dick, and Randy looking to get into the wrestling business has some set of tattoos on his back or arms, The Undertaker’s look was pretty notable back in the 1990s. When he first debuted, he had ominous ink on his forearms, but it soon spread to full sleeves. It all contributed to his unique image and made him that much more intimidating in the often-cartoonish WWE. Still, these aren’t just pictures — Mark Calaway’s tattoos have meaning and are very important to him.
Each arm has its own motif: on The Undertaker’s left arm, he has medieval-inspired imagery, such as castles, a wizard, and a dragon. The right is more supernatural and macabre, with a large necromancer and many, many skulls — showing that the “dark side” of The Undertaker is something with which Calaway identifies. On his stomach, he has “B.S.K. Pride”written, which represents the “Bone Street Krewe,” a backstage “anti-Kliq” group consisting of ‘Taker, Charles Wright, Savio Vega, Yokozuna, Paul Bearer, and the Godwinns.
Most infamously, Undertaker had a tattoo across his throat bearing the name of his former wife, Sara (which he himself described as the most painful tattoo he’d ever gotten), but that one was removed when they divorced. No word on if he’s planning to re-sell that particular piece of real estate.