The undertaker never left WWE, even though the hat of the Monday night was Mark Calloway

stayed loyal to Vincent Kennedy McMahon, which is a long-touted reason why he became a

locker room leader, because everyone was like, well, I tell you who we can trust, that

dead zombie.

It is kind of amazing, because he debuted for the WWF in 1990, these days, haha, sometimes

he does take shots at AEW, so he was essentially infallible when it did come to the world

of the wrestling federation, or was he?

That's right, my friends, today we are going to talk about that even the phenom at one

point and another head-second thoughts, which kind of does stand to reason, even though

he acts otherwise, he is just a human.

It doesn't make sense that at one point in a time he would never want to go back to

WW, because he left there after being told this is hilarious, you're never going to draw

or die.

Now, I could be wrong, I am an absolute moron, but I think over the preceding three decades

were, he drew a little bit of money.

We do get into our time machines though, and don't with me, but there we go, and go

back to 1996, all of this was actually far closer than maybe we realised.

Now, it did come from an interview straight from the undertaker's mouth, as he was talking

to Ariel Hawani in an interview, where he was, you know, sometimes these things happened,

and yes, it ended my brain.

It kicked off with Kevin Nash, who was essentially tapping up the dead man, and he was all like,

look man, Victor's doing all that cartoon kiddie stuff, whereas down here on Nitro, we're

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