Hello there everybody and welcome to another wackled

wrestling video and once again we are here to give you an intense break to another Joe

Joe Rogan wrestling video and once again we are here to give you an intense breakdown of all the good things from another Joe Rogan podcast this time not the Snow- Goes-D Austin podcast like we usually deep dive into but this time we're going across to the J.R. the Why are you clicking on this video? Look now you may or may not like Joe Rogin you may not be into his podcast or not but one thing that I know you are into is getting all those little nuggets of gold and a man not in the world of wrestling asking the undertake us some questions that

maybe certain people have tried to avoid throughout the totality of his career and

as you can imagine this did not fail to deliver I've got the tidbits you want the tidbits.

Let's give you the damn tidbits.

Number 10, he's no longer a contracted in-ring talent.

Now in November last year we all saw the undertake a ride-off into the sunset or the moonlight or however you want to look at it at the end of his

debut career as he retired at Survivor Series the event where it all started for him some 30 years ago.

But to say we were all a little bit skeptical would be an understatement because we have seen this many, many times before.

Rumors of the undertaker's retirement have been going on for at

least a good 15 years at this point but it seems like maybe this one is going to stick as he

mentioned on Joe Rowan's podcast while the two were discussing W. W. W. W.'s drug testing policy and the overall

testing programs that they have. He basically mentioned how he had switched

contracts from being in in ring talent to being on a Legends contract.

Of course, the kind of contract that Mick Foley,

Rick Flay and Hulk Hogan are on, where they turn up to make appearances sporadically to, you know,

pop a rain. Number nine, talking steroids and drug testing. So in the early part of the podcast, Joe Rogan and Undertaker

started to discuss the presence of steroids within the world of wrestling,

particularly obviously in W-Dibee,

and the industry as a whole.

But they start their focus on the 90s when they were so prevalent

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