After 30 years of being a die hard Undertaker fan, it's so cool to finally see him open up & hear these stories. Without doubt, the greatest of all time in my opinion! ⚱️
@@ThorCarlton undertaker has never reached the heights of stone cold, hogan or rock. John cena even. He obviously has longevity and the respect of peers and fans to put him on that level. But those guys mentioned are on another level to him impact wise.
When Paul Bearer told the story of the 2 brothers as kids living with their parents at the funeral home, burning it down to the ground. That was great.
Fucking hell story we listened went as Kane wears a mask coz Undertaker burnt his face and then Kane killed him so Paul bearer has takers life in that urn although my dad quickly busted that myth when I was 7 or 8 😂😂
@@TheMcGrath2001 I never told anyone so I don't sound like a nerd but I've always thought to myself that they would make great DC characters. Undertaker & Kane vs Superman & Batman. Or a crossover with them & Thor & Loki
It's crazy. Even knowing the storylines in wrestling were fake I still thought kane was his real brother. I don't know if it's a testament to him, how much I wasn't thinking or both. Mind you I watched the two undertakers storyline as a kid. And knew later it was kane and I still thought it. I always say it. The rock made the stunner deadly. So much so even the games gave it slight variations with different degrees of effectiveness. After seeing that -you'd- (I mean I) would compare everyone else's reaction to it. Then it was like well that was weak. Like a. *oompft*. That fake fall over dbz does to symbolize hearing something odd or unbelievable. If it wasn't good on it's own or similar then I had say I prefer not to see so and so in a match with him again. Especially if you get a sense that a guy purposely under sold it.
I don't think I'd call it 'fake'...it's scripted..lol even I thought he was actually a dead man..I believed the whole story watching it as a small boy..
This guy's just a legend. I would say overall he is the GOAT in wrestling. His Wreatlemania streak being the stuff of legends Both his personalities, the Dead Man and The Badass worked very well. His story lines were on point and his execution was second to none. Some of the best matches with the biggest draws featured him (and the other great contender for GOAT, Shawn Michaels). His longevity, in ring ability, the way he sold his matches and his story, his integral part of the building of the WWE. In my opinion. All this simply makes him greatest of all time in his craft. Taker, Sting and Shawn Michaels are it, with Taker edging the other two out imo.
@@DavidJohnson-ml7od he's good, he's great actually. Him, Dwayne, Stone Cold, Ric Flair, Bret Hart... All are great, but I just put Sting, Michaels and Taker slightly above the others, with Taker edging them all out. But personally my favourite wrestler of all time is either HHH or Bret Hart.
@@rezarfar For pure wrestling and selling Bret is the goat, he just wasn't a natural on the mic. Though by the end he was actually decent and didn't flub as much. Steve was also a far better wrestler before Owen dropped him on his head, he could match it with the best tech wrestlers, WM13 is one of my favs because it shows how good Steve could be.
This man is so down to Earth, humble and funny, that it is almost a sin that he was in character all these years! What a wonderfull person Mark Callaway is!
Attitude Era all day man i miss those days, when you knew its choreographed and yet you still got reeled in lol. I'm so old i remember when HHH was with Chyna(RIP).
Finally, a whole treasure trove of stories and legendary moments is being opened up in the form of this great man. Fuck, calling him great is such an understatement.
Having the Undertaker step up to you as another wrestler and "invite you into the shower" to discuss stealing his stuff is NOT where you ever want to be in life lol.
Yeah especially back in the day when he didn't care to throw down with people and did. My aunt is friends with this woman who's dad is Kane and I got to meet him when I was younger because I was a Huge fan of undertaker and kane. He was telling me a story of him basically being Vince McMahon right hand man he was like his body guard and when there was a problem that was causing vince issues undertaker put a stop to it real quick either with his words or fist if it came to it and that was for anyone no one was exempt from it. But one day when undertaker vince and kurk angle was on a private plane with a few other people and undertaker was drowsy and everyone else was having a good time well Kurt and vince were wrestling around just having a friendly match and undertaker came too and was like hell no and was choking him out at the time Kurt angle was a gold metal Olympian in wrestled so yeah he's a bad man
Not when they are working with a talent they think they can make money with. Undertaker was important, In WWE eyes Owen was a great wrestler but not not a top guy... I have been watching some of his matches back after the dark side episode, I forgot just how good he was!
Considering how many incredibly dangerous stunts they pull on a weekly basis, having one tragic incident (as horrific as it was) in 30ish years is pretty good imo.
Austin would buy beers for Rock if he sold the stunner really well. He would do them all outrageous to earn a case or pack and try and make Austin laugh.
@@kirkkatana SvsR 08 and some others. That's how i found out about it. I use to think it was stupid how the game creators over sold the stunner not realizing it was a real thing.
Always liked the undertaker..and he will go down in history as the g.o.a.t..in my heart. Bringing kane in the mist as his younger brotha is what spin our worlds..u can call it comic book shit..but i love the idea that was exposed...thank u undertaker. And when u get inducted..please let kane present the cermony..brothas of destruction forever..
I've watched the Undertaker since the early nineties and I'm realizing I've never heard him speak out of character. He sounds completely different and it's blowing my mind
When I was younger I never knew that the Undertaker was such a legitimate force behind the curtains. He was company man like no other. I can respect that
Wow it’s crazy I grew up on taker I’m 36 years old he was wrestling since I was 7 this man been wrestling forever I can imagine how his body feel true Legend
Honestly still to this day and I’m in my 30s, if I was in the ring while the undertaker was on his way down with his entrance music booming, my ass would fall through the floor.
It's cool seeing the personal side of him as Mark Calaway and not the Undertaker. Just watching this you can tell he's laid back and down to earth. I enjoy hearing him speak on his days of the attitude era and hearing his take on his experiences he went through to become the legend that he is today. He's an incredible person. I would love to meet him and Mayer Gleen Jaccobs aka Kane
They should’ve been tag team champions way more times. Undertaker in his lord of darkness gimmick, Kane with his black suit and Paul bearer leading them
I was really in to Hulk Hogan as a kid but when Undertaker debuted was hooked from day 1 with how crazy good he sold the character from the start all the way thru & nor once did I get bored with ANYTHING he did, it never got old to me & there was never a time where I wasn't fully invested in his story or where he was gonna go with it, he's a once in a lifetime person as close to mythical as it gets & I'm grateful for everything he did & all the excitement he provided me as a fan & I was entertained to the fullest it just never got old to me! Also makes it just that much better that he's also a great person on too of everything else
It’s so crazy seeing him be “normal” I guess for lack of better words lol. This man was my whole entire childhood. The utmost respect & love for The Taker.
Man the undertaker is the reason y I watch wrestling. I remember when his crowd pop wasn’t as enthusiastic as it was n the early 2000s... when he made diesel look at himself in the casket bacc in 96 was one on my most memorable moments of seeing him I miss the old days
Growing up, fearing the Undertaker character and cheering him on was cool, as I grew older and now getting a chance to meet (nor in real life but on these shows) Mark in person here and talk about how he went about it to plan it out how to entertain us and the side stories we don't see on TV, that's pretty cool, like watching your childhood come full circle, like a movie. Thanks for the Years Deadman! Unto the new era for the new fans, sons and daughters of fans of wrestling.
What I loved about the Taker/Kane feud was how prominent of a role Paul Bearer had. Kane was the wall that stood between Undertaker & Paul. Paul Bearer was the true antagonist. The perfect villain for a Phenom like Taker would have to be a slimy, crafty individual. Not physically imposing, but manipulative. Always a step ahead. Even going all the way back to Taker's feud with Mankind, Paul was always pulling the strings. I love that shit.
Im not American, but damn late 90's wrestling was good. Felt like a different universe. It was like your favourite football lineup team or fantasy team. Cant be replicated.
Undertaker will always be like family, hope he enjoys his retirement and spends as much time with his family as he can. Thanks for the laughs, the shock, and the Awe, Mark.
These interviews, documentaries, are making me sad. Mark protected the image of The Undertaker for so long and he's now letting it loose. You just know that he will retire very soon. Long live The Undertaker! The Greatest of All Time. Hands down, the greatest legend.
I was thinking the same but will see what the last episode reveals because I have a feeling there will be a return match agaisnt AJ in the ring when the crowds eventually comes back.
For a guy of his size to be able to float around the wring like he did was just insane Seeing him on tv is nothing compared to live and as he got older I swear he held back for wrestlemania to go all out
When I was a kid I really thought that Kane was Undertaker's brother😂
Same here! I mean guys were the same massive size! Ha had me sold
They sold it the best !!
The 7 month build really helped too. Back when they actually used to kniw what they were doing.
we all did bro thats what made it so good lol
Me too lol
After 30 years of being a die hard Undertaker fan, it's so cool to finally see him open up & hear these stories. Without doubt, the greatest of all time in my opinion! ⚱️
Right!! I love it!!
So true the greatest
I agree, greatest of all time.
DJ KO is*
Mike Mirch totAlly !
undertakers rope walk was one of the coolest things i ever saw in wrestling, a legit 6’10 man walkin the ropes was insanity
I never fully appreciated that until I got a little older. The fact that he can do that fucking defies physics.
6'7
Yeah when he did that back in 1990-1991 first starting out, it looked like an Easter Egg.
@whiTe NoiSe still pretty insane tho given his stature and weight to balance on that rope
Man I love the rope walk that shows he got good balance
Takers career was so iconic he has so more than one distinguishable move, storyline , character of his career. What a legend Legend.
@Non Mon not to diminish anything Mick has done or his legend status, Taker has surpassed anyone and everyone. No one touches him or even comes close.
@@ThorCarlton Taker and Flair 💪
I remember the first time taker used that submission i was freaking out
@@genzn1ster flair is just a racist crap
@@ThorCarlton undertaker has never reached the heights of stone cold, hogan or rock. John cena even. He obviously has longevity and the respect of peers and fans to put him on that level. But those guys mentioned are on another level to him impact wise.
Taker: "Fortunately, Kane got lit up and I didn't."
*laughs in 2010 Elimination Chamber*
Lmao !
😂😂
Los sientos Undertaker
Someone explain this 2010 elimination chamber part, please ?
@@BakedNConfused Taker got lit on fire in his entrance at Elimination Chamber 2010
When Paul Bearer told the story of the 2 brothers as kids living with their parents at the funeral home, burning it down to the ground. That was great.
I was so scared of that when I was a kid. He truly was the Deadman to me
My 9 year old ass believed every second of it too 😂
As a kid I always wondered what made their parents move into a funeral home to begin with😆
Fucking hell story we listened went as Kane wears a mask coz Undertaker burnt his face and then Kane killed him so Paul bearer has takers life in that urn although my dad quickly busted that myth when I was 7 or 8 😂😂
@Zedrik Allen that’s how people are now with these new story lines
Kane being Undertaker's "brother" and how that storyline was written back in 1997 was one of if not The Best storylines in WWF/WWE History.
Undertaker/mankind/executioner/ Kane was the HIGHLIGHT of my youth
@@odessawadford3663
Executioner?
@@bigdaddytrichardson4994I think he meant Stone Cold.
You know Taker really is retiring when he's starting doing these podcasts haha
Its sad to say but i agree with you his time is numbered
Sooner rather than later.....but, then again he did sign to WWE for 15 more years last year.....👀
He signed a 15 year contract. I think he can do whatever he wants.
Steven Barron it’s just that he persona is the American Badass which explains him opening up
He should've retired 5-6 years ago.
When Undertaker himself said that "Monday Night Wars was the best time ever". It should tell you how good it really was.
Yep and I cried because I didn't have cable lol! (Grew up poor) ! Had to go over my friend's house to watch Raw is War 💯💯💯
It’s interesting to hear Undertaker’s normal voice.
I was expecting to hear a very deep voice. Lol.
He kinda sounds like Saul from breaking bad
I am disappointed. I never thought his voice wasn't real!!!! My child hood is ruined😭😭😭😭
it is strange lol
GOLDBOND vs BALLS Oh.
The kane and undertaker storyline is like some dc and Marvel shit
Or a new show on the cw
Eli 3li if they were comic book characters they’d be 100% DC
If i had loads of money I'd make a movie
There like a pair of brother's from a slasher film
@@TheMcGrath2001 I never told anyone so I don't sound like a nerd but I've always thought to myself that they would make great DC characters. Undertaker & Kane vs Superman & Batman. Or a crossover with them & Thor & Loki
@@koolkat518 It's 2020...being a nerd isn't a bad thing anymore. Let your geek flag fly.
It's crazy. Even knowing the storylines in wrestling were fake I still thought kane was his real brother. I don't know if it's a testament to him, how much I wasn't thinking or both. Mind you I watched the two undertakers storyline as a kid. And knew later it was kane and I still thought it.
I always say it. The rock made the stunner deadly. So much so even the games gave it slight variations with different degrees of effectiveness. After seeing that -you'd- (I mean I) would compare everyone else's reaction to it. Then it was like well that was weak. Like a. *oompft*. That fake fall over dbz does to symbolize hearing something odd or unbelievable. If it wasn't good on it's own or similar then I had say I prefer not to see so and so in a match with him again. Especially if you get a sense that a guy purposely under sold it.
The story lines look real in believable at that moment
Kane (Glenn Jacobs) was the fake Diesel.
Chainz (Brian Lee) was the fake Undertaker.
@@dixonbutts800 thank you
I don't think I'd call it 'fake'...it's scripted..lol even I thought he was actually a dead man..I believed the whole story watching it as a small boy..
You're alright man. I thought undertaker was literally dead until I got to high school.
This guy's just a legend. I would say overall he is the GOAT in wrestling.
His Wreatlemania streak being the stuff of legends
Both his personalities, the Dead Man and The Badass worked very well.
His story lines were on point and his execution was second to none.
Some of the best matches with the biggest draws featured him (and the other great contender for GOAT, Shawn Michaels).
His longevity, in ring ability, the way he sold his matches and his story, his integral part of the building of the WWE.
In my opinion. All this simply makes him greatest of all time in his craft.
Taker, Sting and Shawn Michaels are it, with Taker edging the other two out imo.
What's about triple h bro
@@DavidJohnson-ml7od he's good, he's great actually. Him, Dwayne, Stone Cold, Ric Flair, Bret Hart... All are great, but I just put Sting, Michaels and Taker slightly above the others, with Taker edging them all out.
But personally my favourite wrestler of all time is either HHH or Bret Hart.
@@rezarfar For pure wrestling and selling Bret is the goat, he just wasn't a natural on the mic. Though by the end he was actually decent and didn't flub as much. Steve was also a far better wrestler before Owen dropped him on his head, he could match it with the best tech wrestlers, WM13 is one of my favs because it shows how good Steve could be.
Such a good dude. The coach
I think randy orton is really really good imo
This man is so down to Earth, humble and funny, that it is almost a sin that he was in character all these years! What a wonderfull person Mark Callaway is!
What an amazing, chill guy.
The truest definition of a legend.
Attitude Era all day man i miss those days, when you knew its choreographed and yet you still got reeled in lol. I'm so old i remember when HHH was with Chyna(RIP).
Why she is dead ?
Remember when Eddie Guerrero was with China? "mamacita"
Greenkidd the good times 😂
Likewise. Sucks even more that he wasn’t man enough to tell her that he was over their relationship and instead cheated on her with Stephanie McMahon.
Thoses were the days, after hanging out everyone ran home to see monday night raw, always waiting that monday night show
Undertaker: WHERE DID YOU HEAR THAT?! WHO TOLD YOU THAT?!
Paul Bearer: I heard it from Kane! He's alive! He's alive, Undertaker! Kane is alive!!!!
How did he hear it from him when Kane was a mute whose first words were “suck it” 🤣🤣🤣
You can tell he's a legend because no one even dare to talk bad about him, this guy did everything great and cement his legacy like no other will.
Back when storylines were good and had us believe them.
Yeah it’s a shame WWE now is just boring and predictable.
@@marcusmoore4819 yep...but it seems they're trying..turning Reigns heel was a big step
Raymond Johnson Oh definitely this is a surprise lol
If you were 9 maybe.
You were a child back then. It's not the WWE's fault you grew up.
Finally, a whole treasure trove of stories and legendary moments is being opened up in the form of this great man. Fuck, calling him great is such an understatement.
attitude era...where those days gone :(
Undertaker and Kane, 2 legend in the wrestling industry..........
Having the Undertaker step up to you as another wrestler and "invite you into the shower" to discuss stealing his stuff is NOT where you ever want to be in life lol.
unless it's your fetish, dont kink shame
Image receiving a little dark letter you open up, and it says undertaker would like to officially invite you to the showers with him. lol
Well you just have to work on what you can control. Which in this case is lubricating the hell out of your ass just in case
Yeah especially back in the day when he didn't care to throw down with people and did. My aunt is friends with this woman who's dad is Kane and I got to meet him when I was younger because I was a Huge fan of undertaker and kane. He was telling me a story of him basically being Vince McMahon right hand man he was like his body guard and when there was a problem that was causing vince issues undertaker put a stop to it real quick either with his words or fist if it came to it and that was for anyone no one was exempt from it. But one day when undertaker vince and kurk angle was on a private plane with a few other people and undertaker was drowsy and everyone else was having a good time well Kurt and vince were wrestling around just having a friendly match and undertaker came too and was like hell no and was choking him out at the time Kurt angle was a gold metal Olympian in wrestled so yeah he's a bad man
Might get that dead cold inch shooter in the pooter.
attiitude era in general not just wrestling was a gd time for loads of shit.
we got chicks in thongs now 2020 the guys are more naked than the girls. thats the SJW beta boys era for you
Bless Mark. The way he's holding that camera and at that angle, it reminds me of skyping with my grand pappy.
Literally never talked about having Kane as a partner.
They mean working together within a developed story line. Pretty easy to see this video title matches the conversation.
It's called clickbait and you got baited
Still worth watching fuck it
Taker said he had the utmost faith in him when doing the fire match.
Still a great video
This guy has so many interesting stories with such long experience being on the road. I can just go on listening to his stories
I love seeing the undertaker on barstool and love his new documentary
"WWE doesn't leave anything to chance."
Owen Hart: 😳
Not when they are working with a talent they think they can make money with. Undertaker was important, In WWE eyes Owen was a great wrestler but not not a top guy... I have been watching some of his matches back after the dark side episode, I forgot just how good he was!
Considering how many incredibly dangerous stunts they pull on a weekly basis, having one tragic incident (as horrific as it was) in 30ish years is pretty good imo.
Tragedies happen
First thing I thought of when he said that
I was thinking the same things
My favorite undertaker dive in that inferno match still my favorite.
I once heard that the Rock and Austin had a bet on how far the Rock would go to sell the Stunner.
Austin would buy beers for Rock if he sold the stunner really well. He would do them all outrageous to earn a case or pack and try and make Austin laugh.
They put it in the games too
@@jollyomeatLA lol, didn't know that.
@@kirkkatana SvsR 08 and some others. That's how i found out about it. I use to think it was stupid how the game creators over sold the stunner not realizing it was a real thing.
@@jollyomeatLA See, I never played the games. I always watched the rock do it on tv. I think I heard Austin talk about it on the podcast once.
I really used to think this dude was from Death Valley 😂🤣
Haha or parts unknown lmaoo
He's not?
@@mr.j410 no shes from Houston,Texas
Taker deserves to be himself after all these decades of entertaining the masses. It's so nice to hear him as Mark.
Taker looks like he has an invisible wall pressed against his nose 🤣
Lol fr 😂
lol dude i cant unsee that now
Lol I thought the same 😂
Bruh 💀💀😂
you are funny asf
I still struggle to get used to his “real person” voice 😂
This dude is my childhood and a true GOAT.
His rope walk during the inferno match is a thing of beauty. Always amazed me that someone that huge could be so precise.
One of my all time favorites..THE DEAD MAN... Class guy
I am so glad Taker is so open and honest about his experiences and the business in retirement. His knowledge and disclosures are gold!
Always liked the undertaker..and he will go down in history as the g.o.a.t..in my heart. Bringing kane in the mist as his younger brotha is what spin our worlds..u can call it comic book shit..but i love the idea that was exposed...thank u undertaker. And when u get inducted..please let kane present the cermony..brothas of destruction forever..
This is like the best quality interview I’ve seen so far !
“WWE doesn’t leave anythin to chance” Owen Hart comes to mind
First thing I thought
Exactly..
classic Taker.. always the company man through and through.
Thats only one case
Excellent interview! Taker is such a friendly and cool guy. Probably one of the best personalities out of the WWE.
The Undertaker & Kane... Best ever... Nuff said 😃👍🏾
Mark is the best !! LOOL ! I saw every single televised match EVER between the two ! What entertainment ! Solid !
I've watched the Undertaker since the early nineties and I'm realizing I've never heard him speak out of character. He sounds completely different and it's blowing my mind
I'm with you lmao
I don't like his real voice lmao. I want undertaker always and forever lmao
We as fans should all be thankful for a guy like Taker. He’s a battle tested, been there done that, legend who comes straightest of the old school!
2001 is the Attitude era too and that's when they tagged the most and were tag team champions when they were being called the Brothers of Destruction
I thought the attitude era ended in 2003. 2002 we had the NWO. The Rock and Austin were still hot.
@Thang Thang The attitude is widely believed to have ended at Wrestlemania 17. I think it ended at Wrestlemania 19. Or perhaps a couple months prior.
When I was younger I never knew that the Undertaker was such a legitimate force behind the curtains. He was company man like no other. I can respect that
They should really make a movie about wcw vs wwf leading up to the attitude era
this guy, the rock and austin completely defined the great attitude era! could argue this man as the goat for sure.
I’m so glad I got to witness the creation of this duo, if it weren’t for this, I don’t think wrestling would’ve ever taken off the way it did
we need an interview with both both kane and taker someday. would be epic
Lol when he mentioned the Rock selling the Stone Cold stunner...lol
Wow it’s crazy I grew up on taker I’m 36 years old he was wrestling since I was 7 this man been wrestling forever I can imagine how his body feel true Legend
Honestly still to this day and I’m in my 30s, if I was in the ring while the undertaker was on his way down with his entrance music booming, my ass would fall through the floor.
It's cool seeing the personal side of him as Mark Calaway and not the Undertaker. Just watching this you can tell he's laid back and down to earth. I enjoy hearing him speak on his days of the attitude era and hearing his take on his experiences he went through to become the legend that he is today. He's an incredible person. I would love to meet him and Mayer Gleen Jaccobs aka Kane
I can listen to his stories all day. The 🐐
Kane was always my favorite wrestler. I remember in art projects in 4th and 5th grade I'd draw him a lot lol
Hearing Mark Out of character is surprising. He's more buddy than deadly!
man he just blew up with all these interviews lately i love it
They should’ve been tag team champions way more times. Undertaker in his lord of darkness gimmick, Kane with his black suit and Paul bearer leading them
Taker was more of a single competitor bod won the titles 5 times. Taker was best when he wrestled one on one
I was really in to Hulk Hogan as a kid but when Undertaker debuted was hooked from day 1 with how crazy good he sold the character from the start all the way thru & nor once did I get bored with ANYTHING he did, it never got old to me & there was never a time where I wasn't fully invested in his story or where he was gonna go with it, he's a once in a lifetime person as close to mythical as it gets & I'm grateful for everything he did & all the excitement he provided me as a fan & I was entertained to the fullest it just never got old to me! Also makes it just that much better that he's also a great person on too of everything else
"WWE doesn't leave anything to chance right? Everything is well thought out"
*STARES IN OWEN HART*
Takers career will always be remembered, biggest legend in the wrestling industry!
The rock sells the hell out of the stunner lol
Yep.
And it was a competition between him and Austin; the more ridiculous he sold it, Austin buys Rock a case of beer.
Smackdown vs raw games had it put in
Shane McMahon was #1 in my book. By far.
It’s so crazy seeing him be “normal” I guess for lack of better words lol. This man was my whole entire childhood. The utmost respect & love for The Taker.
The Kane and Undertaker story is similar to Speed Racer and Racer X for some of you who are old enough to remember that show.
Man the undertaker is the reason y I watch wrestling. I remember when his crowd pop wasn’t as enthusiastic as it was n the early 2000s... when he made diesel look at himself in the casket bacc in 96 was one on my most memorable moments of seeing him I miss the old days
It takes dedication to stay in character for thirty years.
Growing up, fearing the Undertaker character and cheering him on was cool, as I grew older and now getting a chance to meet (nor in real life but on these shows) Mark in person here and talk about how he went about it to plan it out how to entertain us and the side stories we don't see on TV, that's pretty cool, like watching your childhood come full circle, like a movie. Thanks for the Years Deadman! Unto the new era for the new fans, sons and daughters of fans of wrestling.
What I loved about the Taker/Kane feud was how prominent of a role Paul Bearer had. Kane was the wall that stood between Undertaker & Paul. Paul Bearer was the true antagonist. The perfect villain for a Phenom like Taker would have to be a slimy, crafty individual. Not physically imposing, but manipulative. Always a step ahead. Even going all the way back to Taker's feud with Mankind, Paul was always pulling the strings. I love that shit.
Im not American, but damn late 90's wrestling was good. Felt like a different universe. It was like your favourite football lineup team or fantasy team. Cant be replicated.
Ask him about Sting
Attitude era. Once in a life time.
"WWE doesn't leave anything to chance."
Tell that to Owen.
loll good one
Exactly
Shut up, he clearly wasn't talking about that.
LEGEND! LOVE YOU TAKER
I always hate seeing mongo do the tombstone. A freaking NFL player gone wrestling commentator gone wrestler.
Best team up. I loved the raw after wrestle mania 17. I loved that clip of taker giving kane the title belt and giving him a slight nod was hype af.
"WWE doesn't leave anything to chance... It's well thought out.." 0:30 except for the Blue Blazer right??? RIP Owen.
He's a really interesting man. Enjoying watching videos about him
I used to die laughing whenever The Rock would get a stunner. MF would oversell the shit out of it but I loved it😂😂
And they put it in the games
As his career ends its great to hear him finally start to talk about the business. Taker is always known for not talking about the business publicly
"WWE doesn't leave anything to chance"
Owen says hi.
I was thinking same thing
Same
1st thing I thought of when he said that.
Me too
Undertaker will always be like family, hope he enjoys his retirement and spends as much time with his family as he can. Thanks for the laughs, the shock, and the Awe, Mark.
God Damnit why is Mark Calloway one the coolest human beings ever
Cause he's Mark *Calaway.....🤷🏼♀️
That was a great storyline
These interviews, documentaries, are making me sad. Mark protected the image of The Undertaker for so long and he's now letting it loose. You just know that he will retire very soon. Long live The Undertaker! The Greatest of All Time. Hands down, the greatest legend.
Same, I have mixed feelings on it
Very humble.Thanks and God Bless😉👍
I feel when the last ride is over , he announces he is done with performing.
I was thinking the same but will see what the last episode reveals because I have a feeling there will be a return match agaisnt AJ in the ring when the crowds eventually comes back.
Im at the point now where im happy for him to ride off into the sunset so many memories for me thank you so much taker!
He just signed a new 15 year contract
Last great wrestling era! So thankful forthe fun we had...ahhhhhh memories
Gotta wonder. What where the plans that Andre had for taker and him
Admitting that attitude era is the best which it is!
For a guy of his size to be able to float around the wring like he did was just insane
Seeing him on tv is nothing compared to live and as he got older I swear he held back for wrestlemania to go all out
Kane & Undertaker storyline is probably the best thing WWF(E) has ever done.
Better than Austin/McMahon?
Undertake: "WWE doesn't leave anything to chance."
Me: "Um... Owen Hart?"
I could listen to the undertaker talk all day about wrestling and his stories
He’s talking about elias using the rope walk isn’t he? 😂
Yea I believe so
Maybe Lance Archer too unless he's being WWE specific
You are such a good interviewer when you're talking to Kane and the Undertaker.
I find Undertaker doesn't talk about Kane nearly enough considering he was such a huge part of his career.
Yes.. I think aren’t friends.
@@shopnilahmed3252 Glenn and Mark are real good friends!
This is a great fuckin interview man. Props to the interviewer for throwing good questions.