Triple H & The Freedom Of Creativity In The Locker Room | Six Feet Under #10
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- Опубликовано: 15 май 2024
- On this episode of the Six Feet Under Podcast, Undertaker breaks down Triple H's leadership at the WWE, calling out the Smart Marks, the direction of where the business is going, AJ Styles & LA Knight WrestleMania, Tag Teams and more.
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00:00 The Depth Of Talent
04:58 All In The Name Of Progress
10:00 Had My MRI
13:42 Triple Has Had Some Big Shoes To Fill
18:35 Freedom Of Creativity In The Locker Room
29:43 Smart Marks
35:25 No Comps Available
40:40 AJ Styles & LA Knight At WrestleMania
49:06 If There's A Weak Link, Is It The Tag Teams?
58:26 In The Words Of Paul Heyman
1:03:38 Did The Rock Undersell Undertaker's Chokeslam at WrestleMania?
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It’s still crazy seeing the Undertaker become a podcaster 😭. We are truly getting old 🥲
He's fit 30+yrs of history and stories...great 4 retirement ✌️✌️😍
Yes we are rickybobby yes we are
I would have never imagined it growing up but at least now it gives him something else to do
Agreed bro 🤣
He’s impacted my childhood in such a way that things are still being revealed to me. Me and my brothers used to have this punching bag blow up bobbly thing with the undertaker on it. Haven’t thought about that thing in years lol
I don't see Mark getting enough credit for how well-spoken and intelligent he is. It's no coincidence his career lasted that long at the top level
He stayed silent for almost 10 years before he started talking as bikertaker.
@@lk5388 I'm not talking about the promos, I'm talking about his understanding of how to make the gimmick work, for dozens of years, becoming the best gimmick ever according to every wrestling mind. What he needed to do, how he needed to work, how he could embellish his character without any promos, when he needed to pivot and when to get back. It's hard to tell now, but it was a really tough gimmick to pull off, any other wrestler would just look stupid, playing a zombie
@@SoreEater exactly, thanks for pointing this out. Its one of the things we as wrestling fans take for granted.
Imagine he did podcast in Kayfabe and explain how he killed his family on fire😂😂
Lol fr he needs to explain himself 😅
This would be so awesome lol
April fools day one 😆
Underrated comment 😂
Go find his interview in 1997 with JR. Funny you say that.
The fact that taker has a great sense of humor makes him more interesting. Just imagine party taker
Would this taker do a spinaroonie
@@studlyjock616700God I hope not😅
@@studlyjock616700 haha definitely doing the takerroonie
I would love to party with taker.
@@MJT.RoofingNash said he and Yoko would order trays with 50 shots of Jack. Or a bathtub full of bottles at their hotel parties.
Taker is getting a little better with his “you knows” 🤣
lmao
Brother, if you take a shot every time he says "y'know" you won't make it long. Hell, when he first started doing media interviews you wouldn't of made it 10 mins. You might make it 30-45mins now. Depending on tolerance level.
Have Hogan on and every time Hogan says brother or Taker says you know we take shots lol
Omg that one interview he did a few years ago was literally him every 5 seconds saying "Ya Know" 😂😂😂
@SSJ2Phenom it's so funny too cause he never had that issue while in character. Another person that was good on the mic, but in so many interviews couldn't seem to complete a sentence with a bunch of filler is shawn michaels. I think he's improved on that as well
"We're losing viewers."
Never.
Love you both forever
Kinda tho
@@rezzytheskyguythen they are tourist.
We are the real fans
@@lk5388 amen bro/sis
@user-kn6eg5jg7e don't know. It's in the first few minutes as they're talking about food. 🙂
Came here to hear a podcast ended up hearing about turkey fields 😅😅😅
Taker calling someone soft for not listening to Beyoncé! 🤣🤣🤣
Exactly. Let people have their things and just ignore it if you don't like it.
We need an episode with mama Taker. I bet she has some great takes!
If you mean Michelle, there's one that's already available on the channel.
Taker =GOAT
Taker= Everything
Yall should get Triple H, Shawn Micheals, Booker T, Stone Cold, The Rock, Rikishi, The Rock, Trish Stratus, Lita, Kurt Angle, Mick Foley, Kane, & Edge on the podcast sometime over the next year or two!!!
IVE BEEN A BIG FAN OF THE UNDERTAKER FOR SOOO LONG AND I NEVER GOT TO SEE HIM AT ANY LIVE WWE SHOWS I GO TO
Same here until I went to his One Deadman Show when he did it in Cleveland,OH
Why are you yelling tho?
I seen him fight kane in Manchester when I was younger. Was really awesome and scary.
Saw him in 2008 in Corpus Christi, TX I was 10 at the time & it was awesome!! Also saw Batista, Edge, CM punk & so many more
@Kevin257 cool. I seen the hardys. The brothers of destruction fighting each other and I can't remember who else
People talk about how The Joker destroys actors, but no one talks how strong Undertaker was for keeping his kayfabe alive and that dark force entity gimmick for 30+ years and be completely sane and good and fit after that is impressive, i think it's very hard for them. Some can do It, Others cant.
Perfect example is Ric Flair. He’s never stopped being Ric Flair and he’s not gonna
What do you mean “the joker destroys actors”? Not trying to be a smart ass, looking to learn something lol
The Joker didn’t destroy Jack Nicholson
@@MJT.Roofing look up how it affected Heath Ledger
Hi wasn't really in Undertaker Kayfabe though. He was more American Bas Ass when you met him at the bars.
Signs at Attitude ERA events were the original memes 😅
Taker has been known for being a BEAST with conditioning. Despite his size, he was rumored to be one of the most cardiovascularly fit in the locker room.
As good as lifting is, and as strong as he was, it was his work capacity and mobility that set him apart. How many guys over 300lbs were tightrope walking and doing out of ring dives?
Taker's background in basketball definitely helped. My favorite move of his is the leg drop in the old school days - he would kick his leg up, jump and soar at what looked like 2m in the air, it looked almost inhuman considering his size and gimmick. Those flying lariats he was doing in his young days, man. He would go up so high and stay in the air for so long
I have been a Undertaker fan for 30 years...I was very fortunate enough to watch him live in South Africa, after wrestlemania 13. Back then, there was no internet or streaming. We had wait two weeks to get the tape to watch any event. I had no clue what happened at WM13...so imagine my excitement and exhilaration seeing Undertaker with the WWE championship around his waist live! Damn..I wish I could've recorded that moment. Respect to Undertaker always!
I like hearing Taker talk with a friend about the other interests and aspects of their lives. It's fun to see the man behind the dead man as Mark Calaway. Imagining Taker playing catch with his kids was not a mental image I ever had when watching him Tombstone someone 😂. It's awesome. Thanks for doing this everyone who works on Six Feet Under.
I got to see Undertaker live at 4 different shows AND even meet him on 2 separate occasions. Seen him live at the very first wrestling event I ever went to, which was an In Your House PPV in Louisville KY in 1996. It was the event where he pulled Nash under the ring in that cage match with Bret Hart. Seen him live again a year and a half later in 1997 again in Louisville at In Your House: Ground Zero; which was his first ever televised match with HBK and the first time he ever did that suicide dive over the top rope. I was in row 4 on the floor right behind the ring steps he walks up and raises the lights. It was awesome. The next 2 times I seen him live was at random Smackdown tapings in 2008 and 2009.
I met him for the first time before the Ground Zero PPV at this huge meet and greet. For a little while, when WWF/E was struggling because of WCW, you could buy an all access ticket and get to the venue like 3-4 hrs before the show and LITERALLY get just about everyone's autograph who is there. There'd be this long row of tables and the guys would just sit there and sign autographs as the fans just walked down the row from person to person. I was 9 and Taker was perfect. Kayfabe was still the rule and he was the Deadman so he wouldn't shake hands or do pictures, he'd sign whatever and simply say, "next!", and NOBODY argued either. The next time I seen him live was at an autograph signing in 2003 but this time he was the ABA. So he'd interact, smile, tell jokes, take pics, shake hands, etc. as I walked up, now 15, I tried to explain to this man, who was my hero, how much he meant to me and I started crying like a baby. IDK why, but I broke down like a baby as I tried to explain to my hero that he was my hero. He told me to meet him at the end of his table. When I did, he got down on one knee (was still taller than me too) and said, "Do you know why I keep doing what I do? Because of fans like you. Just knowing that there's people out there who feel the way you do keeps me loving the game. You're my hero too." He then hugged me, took a pic with me, and that was that. That was the last time I met him but as I've said, I've seen him live a few times after that. Taker, IMO, is the GOAT. When you're the most respected person in a field from your predecessors, your peers, those that came after you, and those who watch you; you're the GOAT! Even more so when you know why and how he's earned that level of respect and reverence.
I'm jealous of you😅
That last story of you meeting him is awesome
Six feet under has become the Goat of wrestling Podcast
No that belongs to the Kurt Angle show. It's true it's damn TRUE
Idk if Taker will ever see this but he did an excellent job at Wrestlemanja. It was perfect.
This is from a pure storytelling perspective. The Rock taking on this role of the “Final Boss” at a Wrestlemania event and Taker came to show who the true Wrestlemania God is. I also saw it as Taker defending the honor of the Rhodes family, and putting the title in the hands of the son of a true legend. When he gave that subtle look over to Cody before he exits the ring with the lights out, it gave me the feeling of him saying, “It’s your time now, Son of Dusty.”
You can talk about anything I like listening to Mark.
undertaker being the final boss behind the judgement day would fit insanely well
Haven't missed a show yet! Looking into Mark's mind is special since he kept kayfabe for so long. Thank you #SixFeetUnder for this!
Thank You Mark 30+ and still relevant Today
Undertaker will always be my favorite WWE wrestler in my life ever…
I have watched him when he was with Crockett promotions and have been following him since…my favorite goat of all time!!!!
Out of all the wrestling podcast/RUclips channels , undertaker and Maven have the best ones .
“It’s not that they’re soft” 💀🤣 nah… they’re soft
Such a privilege to have watched Taker since I was a kid and now I get to see him continue on as a living legend who is respected by many generations. Greatest character in wrestling history in my eyes.
Guys I highly reccomend more thumbnail variety. Passed this episode all day because they all look so similar
Maven really should do a podcast with the Undertaker....
Never gonna call him Mark
Taker the goat 🐐 the leader
Had the privilege of seeing him wrestle live once. Amazing story. It was Bragging Rights, and he faced Kane in a Buried Alive match. Again. Took forever to get on because it some problems building the gravesight. I was pissed off a bit, and it was that Vickie Guerrero "Excuse Me!" era. So I yelled, "Kick her in the neck!"
Fast forward to the match. I could tell something was off right away. Mark just looked hurt. Seemed like a hip problem. Walk to the ring took longer, not throwing punches as usual. I was close enough above the gravesight to have a perfect view of what happened next.
And I'll never forget it. I had enough respect for him that without thinking, I just yelled, "We love you, Mark!" I was there with my mom and friends, my section was roudy the whole night, but Mark looked right up at me. So many grabbed me, yelling cheering, and I was just in shock almost. He went right back to whopping the shit out of Kane, and then Nexus came out and threw him in the hole. Now, all these years later, my mother has unfortunately passed away, but I still have that moment to treasure with her. I didn't mean to say it. Know the rules of wrestling. I was so wrapped up and excited that it was an accident but purely out of respect.
And even after all these years, after all that I just want to say, thank you, Mark. From all of us. Thank you
I'm very jealous that you saw this live. I remember seeing this on TV when I was a kid.
Keep it up matt, and Mr. Undertaker, you guys are great!!!
You got me hooked on these Taker 😂
I recently switched from beer to hard seltzer/vodka soda. Seeing Taker Crack one open makes me feel better about that decision
I was hoping this podcast would be called "Deadman Talking" but six feet under....i like it a lot.
This is my new favorite podcast for sure. Your guys' chemistry is undeniable. Thanks for the entertainment every week guys!
Congratulations on hitting 300k Subscribers!!! I absolutely Love y'all's podcast, what a great setup and even better people!!! Mark is so genuine and these stories are gold, keep up the Great work fellas! Here's to hitting 1 million subs one Day! Blessings!
Undertaker acknowledging his Corporate Ministry Co-Captain. ⚱️🎮 #DeadlyGame
The undertaker has always been my favorite wrestler, thank you for posting these podcast for us!❤
I like this version of Undertaker!!!
Such a good mix of conversation. Would love to BS w Taker.
Another great episode, i could listen to you guys just casually banter all day. Its leading to some great wrestling talk. Keep up the great work Six feet Under team(even you Matt!). The Deadman is always a treat to see, whatever version he may come in.
Love the pod, keep doing your thing!
I look forward to this podcast. Going through a tough time at the moment, and somehow these videos are able to make me laugh. Thank you both!
We love hearing what you and taker do outside of wrestling, don’t be afraid of talking about you!
Great episode! Really enjoying the Six Feet Under Episodes! Gonna give that pre workout a go! Thanks! 🔥 🎸
Hearing Undertaker talk about being a Whataburger fan and being from Texas myself was music to my ears
I have never see a podcast that changes their set up every week 😭😭
I got to see him Wrestle once when i was a kid, Taker Vs Ultimate Warrior at the New Haven Collesium in 91. Hes the GOAT for sure
I saw him wrestle in ‘92 at the Portland (Maine) Civic Center. All I remember was his entrance with the place going dark and the “BONG….BONG…..” which was admittedly pretty goddamn memorable
That musta been cool to see. I saw Taker vs Brock HIAC No Mercy 2002. Loved it
I got to see him live at 4 different shows AND even meet him on 2 separate occasions. Seen him live at the very first wrestling event I ever went to, which was an In Your House PPV in Louisville KY in 1996. It was the event where he pulled Nash under the ring in that cage match with Bret Hart. Seen him live again a year and a half later in 1997 again in Louisville at In Your House: Ground Zero; which was his first ever televised match with HBK and the first time he ever did that suicide dive over the top rope. I was in row 4 on the floor right behind the ring steps he walks up and raises the lights. It was awesome. The next 2 times I seen him live was at random Smackdown tapings in 2008 and 2009.
I met him for the first time before the Ground Zero PPV at this huge meet and greet. For a little while, when WWF/E was struggling because of WCW, you could buy an all access ticket and get to the venue like 3-4 hrs before the show and LITERALLY get just about everyone's autograph who is there. There'd be this long row of tables and the guys would just sit there and sign autographs as the fans just walked down the row from person to person. I was 9 and Taker was perfect. Kayfabe was still the rule and he was the Deadman so he wouldn't shake hands or do pictures, he'd sign whatever and simply say, "next!", and NOBODY argued either. The next time I seen him live was at an autograph signing in 2003 but this time he was the ABA. So he'd interact, smile, tell jokes, take pics, shake hands, etc. as I walked up, now 15, I tried to explain to this man, who was my hero, how much he meant to me and I started crying like a baby. IDK why, but I broke down like a baby as I tried to explain to my hero that he was my hero. He told me to meet him at the end of his table. When I did, he got down on one knee (was still taller than me too) and said, "Do you know why I keep doing what I do? Because of fans like you. Just knowing that there's people out there who feel the way you do keeps me loving the game. You're my hero too." He then hugged me, took a pic with me, and that was that. That was the last time I met him but as I've said, I've seen him live a few times after that. Taker, IMO, is the GOAT. When you're the most respected person in a field from your predecessors, your peers, those that came after you, and those who watch you; you're the GOAT! Even more so when you know why and how he's earned that level of respect and reverence.
I got to see him in 1995 at the Worcester Centrum, it was him vs the Undertaker, was suppose to be Hart and Taker vs Diesel and HBK but Nash had a transportation issue and HBK ended up facing the British Bulldog. Goldust interfered in the Taker/Hart match and they both beat up Dustin. Great show.
Thanks for these podcasts! Hope to see you in southeast!
I am from Albany New York, however back in 2002, when i was 15 years old i spent the summer with my uncle and his wife in Albiene Texas. It was a great experience. I was introduced to a couple of sisters, and their friends. The two sisters were named after the singers Gloria and Selena two pretty mexican girls, It was an awesome summer that i will always hold dear to my heart. The crazy part is about 15 years later i flew out to Dallas Texas for WrestleMania 32 with a buddy of mine. Out of nowhere i ended up bumping into the sisters Gloria and Selena. It was mind boggling. My buddy and i chilled with the sisters the entire WrestleMania weekend. Memories that i will always cherish. I remember looking up at Shane McMahon like holy shit this guys really gonna jump off the top of the Cell. Awesome seeing Undertaker Perform at WrestleMania 32.
0:00: 💬 Discussion on the depth of talent in the wrestling industry, the high cost of real estate in Austin, Texas, and the idea of owning a condo in the area.
5:43: 🏡 Desire for off-grid living in a once-empty area, now bustling with development and traffic.
10:13: ⏳ MRI experience reveals shoulder issue, discomfort in machine, and unexpected music choice.
15:55: ⚡️ Triple H's collaborative and open-minded approach to storytelling in wrestling.
21:25: ⚖️ Evolution of trust in wrestling promoters and colleagues over time.
26:42: 💪 Boosting workout performance with Ignition pre-workout supplement leads to increased motivation and discipline.
32:32: ⚡ Impact of passionate wrestling fans on sport's success and business growth.
37:53: 💪 Evolution of WWE recruitment process towards athletic talents through Big 12 combine.
43:44: 🔥 Intense praise for Rhea Ripley and anticipation for a clash with Jade Carill and Bailey's rise to greatness.
49:04: ⚙️ Challenges in WWE's tag team division and use of unconventional props in matches
54:46: ⚖️ Challenges arose due to a lack of experienced talent in the wrestling industry, affecting the development of younger wrestlers.
1:00:10: 🤼 Passionate discussion on fan loyalty and financial success of wrestling events.
1:05:32: ⚔️ Triple H explains the evolution of his character post-retirement and the importance of honoring the legacy.
Recap by Tammy AI
Mark you are my childhood hero. I love you so much. Glad I found this podcast. The Undertaker is the best character WWE has ever had and will ever have. Please invite Maven to your podcast. That episode would be awesome. His channel is one of the best wrestling related
Not sure who the co host is but he’s a perfect match for Taker
You know what’s one thing that is not often mentioned that’s great about this show? The name. “Six Feet Under” associated with someone who participated in wrestling matches where the goal was to bury one guy alive is a great name.
Seeing Mark enjoying his retirement and reminiscing like this is really. But I'm still waiting for the brothers of destruction reunion on six feet under. LOL
Im impressed with how articulate and intelligent Mr. Callaway is. Of course it takes a special kind of person to commit to that role for so long. Thank you for making my childhood amazing, sir.
Him as mark/taker/badass is perfect for his story. Its just like kane being corporate kane. He's still a monster but he is more then just a monster. And it works. Allows him to maintain that he is and always will be taker and bad ass.
This is awesome!!! 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼
It´s so frickin´cool to see the hero I adored as a kid called The Undertaker talking about things I watched as a 13/14 year old and actually believed the feuds were real, it sure as hell felt real. Taker vs HBK at WM, Taker VS HHH at WM, stuff like that hold so much memories. The only wrestler I ever owned merch from, even though I don´t fit the shirt anymore I still have it.
Also just really amazing to see the human behind the performer. Now that it's the Paul Levesque era (another hero from back then, that's why Taker vs HHH was so impactful for me as well) I'm stoked to see what's coming!
I was probably 7-9years old and I saw the match where Taker was buried alive and I thought it was real🤣 I think it was against Kane if I remember correctly
Mark isn't old enough, but he reminds me of my grandfather. Just really chill, but also extremely intimidating due to his size, tats, gravely voice, funny and someone that just honestly cares about "his" people on a personal level. I didn't watch a lot of wresting while he was just the undertaker, but when he took on the persona of American Bad*** I was hooked. That persona seemed more real than mask. It was just Mark turned up to 500% rather than a costume he wore. He left an impression in wrestling history that will never be forgotten and that many will try to copy for decades to come. I'd love to see him as the GM at one point.
Like this podcast, but who’s a worst host that tried to make the podcast about themselves, Conrad or this guy
They're playing off each other. It's more of a friendly conversation between two friends. I don't mind it at all.
@@pelicanphuucker4lifeits like watching the jim Cornette experience or the drive thu. Corny and Brian last constantly playing off each other.
He's actually good friends with Mark. It comes across like two guys just hanging out. Conrad just comes across like an AEW mark.
Ill never forget Mark Henry vs. Undertaker at a house show in Joplin, MO 2006. No DQ and im right at the barricade. The 10 year old me can still feel the sweat from Takers hair 😂😂😂. Thanks for the memories man.
"This is my real air it's not weaved in" I cracked up hard at that!
Congratulations on 300k
I'm happy to see him enjoying his life, hard work paid off
this is my favorite podcast
Great Podcast you have Mark.
LIKE ALWAYS A GREAT EPISODE
Biggest fan of Mark i watched his first match at 12 and havent stopped but never got to see him nor Sting live and that haunts me ... Especially after seeing so many concerts but never a wrestling event
HHH will bring WWE to a whole new level. Its pretty good again. Definitely fun to be a wrestling fan the last few years
Love the undertaker and his wife im hopping one day his wife gets back on tv. I miss mccoole on tv. But i really love the podcast. Love hearing the undertaker stories i miss him on tv. But im happy he has a podcast. Im laughing my butt off with the podcast. I love taker and his partner. Keep doing amazing job
I would have never thought I would see taker doing a podcast after wrestling
He needs to have all the wrestlers on the podcast. That will blow him up
1 more thing I have to say thanks to Mark for showing the respect, and taking seriously how important that the Undertaker character really is... 30 years of hard work and a Legacy that really will never be matched and a Character that was portrayed to perfection should be left alone and I agree with Mark... let's not cheapen it... I'm sure that even now it is possible that we may see the Undertaker again one day if it's done right with a good story behind it and for a good reason otherwise as much as I'd love to see it... I'm OK with the way things ended
I left after "ohhh marrrkkk" 😂
I love this Podcast! It's So Cool.. ❤
I just found another good wrestling podcast to listen to.
I know it's a sponsor, but thanks for continuing to mention 1st Phorm. They have great products that have made our ife better. The Creatine Monohydrate and Micro Factor nutrient supplement are both highly recommended as well. Getting people healthy is a great goal!
Thanks Taker, another banger
Awesome Episode!
Triple h is doing a great job, you can see as a fan he has a good bond with talent, they'd definitely seem a lot more comfortable and freer, and fans are enjoying it a lot at moment. Definitely can't think of anyone else.
Undertaker said the exactly what ive been saying for years @55:15
We Need some miz content on this channel at least 1 video...much love from ATX
I love the subtlety of Taker in his comments about the weaknesses of WWE or situations that would put the company in a bad spot. He doesn't deny the problems, but deal with them with finesse and enthusiasm. The man is loyal as a roundtable knight.
Damn i love this podcast
I can't believe I just realized that Matt lives in my hometown. Always love when I hear people mention Savannah. I will say the traffic near the highway has been insane, especially with the slow ass construction on 95 as well. And if you're looking for good Mexican food in Savannah, I recommend Tequila's Town or Tacos + Tequilas in Savannah and Pooler. Much love guys and I can definitely attest that there would be plenty of people in the Savannah area that would love to attend a live show.
Is that paper plant still around? I lived there in the late 2000s. Great place, but that plant would stink up half the city.
@@DG_Raizen Yeah, the plant is still there, but either it's not as bad as it used to be, or I'm just used to it at this point. Lol
Watch Out For Diddy sign guy was all over South Philly that weekend. Grabbed a pic with him, that was my guy haha.
Great podcast!
52:12 chanting gatorade is insane
Not that I needed another reason, but knowing that Taker is a Whataburger guy makes me love him all the more.
I'm still waiting for the day when people like a Vince Russo with his "Castrating Of The Marks" for the lights to go pitch black, you hear the iconic tomb sound, lightning strikes, the lights come back up, and you see the Undertaker appear and say in his Undertaker voice, "I am a Mark."
He is the.... Final.... Bosssss
@@ChrisBl33p. The Undertaker? After Wrestlemania, that may be true.
I fell asleep in an MRI machine when I was preparing to have my right knee cleaned out. When they say don't move, I didn't. I snored all the way through it.
It took me a while to get to that point. Herniated disc. First MRI, I was bordering on a panic attack. Ended up doing so many, I got to the point of falling asleep.
Fan of the Undertaker since the beginning ...When I first seen him with Dangerous Danny Spivey in WCW...
I'll never forget seeing the undertaker at A Madison square Garden house show when I was 8 or 9 years old. I was in the 2nd row from the metal divider. He scared me to death ☠️! Those are some of my best memories watching him beat the hell out of Barry Horowitz or the Brooklyn brawler. Great times!
Edit: watching him Tombstone these guys, cross the arms, roll his eyes and pin them was awesome.. then he would put them in the body bag . I really thought they were dead 😂
Absolute legend ✝️
I saw that watch out for diddy sign live. It was quick but I saw it 😂😂😂😂
I LOVE TAKER ❤❤
Taker's mark of a co-host should watch Danielson vs Ospreay .. his head would explode
I understand Undertakers character change, I agree with how he described it