Gunner Vincent Calaway

Gunner Vincent Calaway is known as the son of The Undertaker. Mark William Calaway is an American professional wrestler. 

He is known for having an undefeated streak at WrestleMania for more than two decades.

Gunner’s father's relationships and children

He has been married three times to date. He tied the wedding knot with his first wife, Jodi Lynn, in 1989, with whom he shares his first and only son Gunner. 

The pair split after a decade in 1999. As per rumors, the reason behind their split was Jodi’s affair with his friend Brian Lee. 

He then married Sara Calaway in 2000 but divorced after seven years in 2007. 

They have two daughters together named Chasey Calaway and Gracie Calaway, born in 2002 and 2005.

Undertaker dated Michelle McCool, who is also an athletic WWE Diva. The pair walked down the aisle in 2010 and have been together ever since. 

The loving duo shares a daughter named Kaia Faith, born in 2012, who celebrates her birthday on August 29 every year.

The picture consists of Michelle and The Undertaker under the caption 

‘I love you with every ounce of my being!!’

Gunner’s step-mother, Michelle, was diagnosed with Cancer

His third spouse, Michelle McCool, was diagnosed with cancer in 2016. 

Michelle is a two-time WWE Divas Champion, a two-time WWE Women’s Champion, and a one-time Diva of the Year. 

She shared this news through her social media account and sent out a message to all kids to cover up in the sun as she didn’t, which led her to suffer. 

She further added to wear enough sun protection cream to protect oneself from holes cut out of the skin.

The above picture is posted by Michelle, mentioning her skin cancer.

Undertaker retires from WWE after three decades-long journey

He retired on June 21, 2020. He announced his retirement in ‘Undertaker: The Last Ride’ chapter 5’s last episode, stating that he had no desire to return to the ring. 

He is the longest-tenured wrestler with 30 years of career. The Deadman is a seven-time World Champion. 

He is also a one-time Royal Rumble winner and has won a 12-Time Slammy Award.

He posted the above pictures under the caption 

‘The final bell tolls…#ThankYou.’

Gunner’s career choices

Gunner is all set to pursue his career in video gaming design rather than walking in his father’s footsteps. 

He is a graduate of Full Sail University and has a Bachelor’s degree in video game artist. 

Gunner further added that he wanted to be an artist for a video game company and eventually own his own indie company.

Undertaker shares about the establishment and development of his character

Undertaker spoke on the creation of his character. He said that when he was given the character, it was presented to him on a storyboard. 

However, it was all based on the old western Undertakers, where two guys go down to the main street and have a gunfight, one guy loses, and the Undertaker comes out; he pointed out this is an original concept. 

Undertaker denoted that he first looks at the current product, like who’s on top of the present scenario. 

Undertaker took the name of quite a few who was at that top level at that time. So, he had one thing on his mind: how would he separate himself from these guys? 

Undertaker shares his thought that people listen to those who speak in a low voice rather than who speak louder. 

He added that people speaking in a low voice create curiosity in other people’s minds. Undertaker says that he studied different characters from the movies. 

He recalls how he was trying to stay far from everybody else as he could. Undertaker claims it is challenging because before becoming an undertaker, he was an athlete. 

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Undertaker wasn’t always the Phenom

No surprise, but many of the professional wrestlers out there go through a phase of several ring names throughout their whole career. 

When it comes to Undertaker, he has gone through a total of eight. At the time of entering the business, he was known as “The Master of Pain.” 

Later then changed into Texas Red, then as The Punisher, Commando, Punisher Dice Morgan, Mean Mark Callous, and lastly, Kane The Undertaker. 

He was allowed to use his first name as it would make it easier while announcing. Nevertheless, many of the announcers didn’t use it while announcing during the first few matches. 

However, in the 1990s, Undertaker went through some back injuries, which resulted in bringing a new Undertaker. 

The new Undertaker was introduced to the audience by Ted DiBiase after WrestleMania X. 

Brian Lee, who was considered a fake undertaker, was referred to by WWE Universe and was said to be an Underfaker during the Undertaker’s absence. 

Gunner talked about his life growing up around the wrestling business, meeting Vince McMahon, and the future aspirations 

Gunner was captain of the bowling team in high school. He tried different sports at the time but never picked any interest. 

Bowling was fun, but he has always enjoyed being outdoors, going rock climbing or hiking, he said in an interview. 

He confessed to not being really interested in organized sports.

As a son of the legendary wrestler, Gunner as a kid was interested in wrestling as he watched wrestling so much that he used to be like, "Wow, how cool that would be"? In his eyes, it's like being a superhero. 

He tried to go to the shows whenever he had time, but since it mostly fell on a school night, he couldn't go out too late. 

But as he grew up older in his teenage years, the interest slowly receded, and he turned towards finding his own interest. 

He tuned in only when it was necessary. He said he was all about it as a kid. 

Still, now after getting a bachelor's degree as a video game artist, he would like to see himself as an artist for a team, whether a production company for video games or something where he can put his 3D skills to use. 

He said he would love to eventually own his own Indie Company and call out to all his artists and all his creative people and make their own dreams.

He also recalled growing up around the wrestling business and meeting up with those people larger than life characters. 

He said when meeting up with those people you see on TV, you sort of have connotations or expectations because they have those big personalities and that there is so much respect for everybody in that business and what everybody is there for and their passion. 

He said he didn't find anyone from that business that was rude or disrespectful. It was always such a strong community. 

Growing up watching those people has been so cool –indirectly- not of his choice but being brought into a very passionate but very respectful community has always been cool, he added.

Gunner also expressed what he was like meeting Vince McMahon as a kid. 

According to him, he was nothing like his TV character and was a funny guy to talk to. 

Not only him but everybody you see them act in a certain way and you meet them in person, and they would be so humble and just giving of their time and respectful of people, he continued.

Net Worth

Gunner’s net worth has not been estimated yet. His father’s net worth is $20 million, with an annual average salary of $2.4 Million. 

He has accumulated this fortune through his career as a wrestler. He is also interested in investing in construction and real estate. 

With his partner Scott Everhart, they have several properties. 

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Trivia

1. Gunner was born in 1993, which makes him age 27 as of 2020.
2. Gunner’s father stands tall, with a height of 6 feet and 10 inches.
3. We collect most of the information about Gunner Vincent Calaway as it is difficult to find on other wiki sites.

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