Paul Bearer had a history of medical issues, both physical and mental, and was the focus of the WWE Network special The Mortician. Bearer had trouble with his weight and underwent gastric bypass ...

The Undertaker and Paul Bearer are among the most iconic wrestler-manager pairs in WWE's history. They worked with each other across three separate decades and have created many memorable moments ...

Paul Bearer was vital in legitimizing The Undertaker character, as Bearer's real-life degree in Mortuary Sciences came in ...

WWE Fans were thrilled at the inclusion of the Holgram version of Paul Bearer, being shown only for a few seconds, but showing that his part in the Undertaker’s career was definitely a memorable ...

Punk even went so far as to pour Bearer’s “ashes” over an unconscious Undertaker while Paul Heyman dressed up in Bearer’s classic look days before the event. The story was met with some ...

The Undertaker must pay homage to the late Paul Bearer at WrestleMania ... of silence from the company. But the real honor of paying tribute to Bearer should fall on the shoulders of his closest ...

WWE fans were left emotional last night when The Undertaker brought back his late manager Paul Bearer as a hologram. Paul Bearer, aka William Alvin Moody, passed away in 2013 and is beloved in ...

William Moody, known best to wrestling fans as mortician Paul Bearer, has died at 58 the WWE said. Moody crept onto the WWE scene in 1990, carrying an urn and managing The Undertaker. He "went on ...

But in real-life, The Undertaker had a fear of his own ... but this story appears to be absolutely true. Paul Bearer — longtime onscreen manager and travel partner of The Undertaker ...

“That was my first match for a real wrestling company,” said ... better known years later in WWE, alongside The Undertaker, as Paul Bearer. A legendary career awaited Calaway, but on this ...

William Moody, best known as Paul Bearer, passed away in real life. Granted, this put WWE in a hard position. Should Undertaker mention it? Should they just honor him with tribute videos?