WWE Legend Reveals 2028 Farewell Tour Plans

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A WWE Legend has teased plans for their farewell tour, celebrating an iconic moment in wrestling, and what they’ll do afterwards.

While the tour may be a few years away, Mick Foley has opened up about wanting to celebrate the thirtieth anniversary of his Hell in a Cell match against The Undertaker.

The match took place at WWE King of the Ring in June 1998 and would see The Undertaker pitch Foley over the side of the cell onto the Spanish announce table before later chokeslamming him through the roof of the metal structure itself.

In a recent conversation on D-Von Dudley’s YouTube Channel, Foley revealed that the memory of the match is what stops him from getting his missing tooth fixed, saying:

“The only reason I don’t fix the teeth now is they are a reminder of that night.

“I love being here in your gym and seeing all the mementos around me. I love houses where guys have other stuff, but I don’t really have a wrestling house. What I do have is my smile.”

Having recently turned 60, Foley would go on to talk about future plans for an anniversary tour and what he might do afterwards, stating:

“I thought now that I’m 60, maybe I’ll fix it. I might wait until I’m 63. 30 years of Hell.

“I’m going to go back out on the road again for one final tour in 2028 for the 30 Years of Hell Tour, and the idea is to hang it up completely, fix my teeth, maybe start wearing nice clothes so no one knows who I am, and just disappear into the night.”

The WWE Hall of Famer is set to return to the United Kingdom for a number of dates as part of the “Foley Is (Still) Good” tour in November.

His Hell in the Cell opponent also has a show of his own, titled the “1 deadMAN SHOW” in which he shares his own stories from his career.

Transcript from Fightful.

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