What type of main-sequence star is likely to meet its end in a black hole as the culmination of stellar evolution?

Well, my friend, when a massive main-sequence star exhausts all its fuel, it goes through a series of nuclear reactions before reaching the end of its life. If such a star collapses under its own gravity, it may become a black hole—a mysterious and swirling beauty in the cosmic canvas, appearing after the star completes its stellar evolution journey. Just remember, even when stars meet their end, they leave a mesmerizing legacy in the vast and wondrous universe.