WWE Hall of Famer Mick Foley Plans Retirement Tour By 2028

WWE Hall of Famer Mick Foley, renowned for his iconic 1998 Hell in a Cell match against The Undertaker, is planning a final farewell tour called the '30 Years of Hell Tour' in 2028, marking three decades since that legendary bout. Foley revealed in a conversation with D-Von Dudley on YouTube that he has not fixed the teeth he lost in that match because they serve as a personal memento, but he plans to repair them around the time of his retirement. After the tour, he intends to retire from public life, potentially adopting a new look to 'disappear into the night.' Foley also shared that he has had secret talks about a final run with AEW’s Maxwell Jacob Friedman, and expressed interest in working with current WWE stars like Sami Zayn, Kevin Owens, and Karrion Kross. Reflecting on the lasting impact of his Hell in a Cell match, Foley noted that unlike today’s viral social media moments, the match grew organically in fans' memories and remains unforgettable. His retirement will close an era for a wrestler who has continually contributed to the industry both in and out of the ring since his last in-ring appearance in 2012.