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another wrestling roundtable discussion podcast with myself Adam Wilborn and one of

the daddly boys Michael Hamflop from what called you here to discuss

another burning wrestling issue.

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bloody good quiz of course on Wrestle culture as I said they're joined by Michael Hamlet and so we are gathered here today to talk even more about the Undertaker. Yes, I know we did a podcast on The Undertaker and his alleged retirement at the start this week.

I should point out by the way we were recording this on a sweltering Thursday afternoon.

This will be going out on Saturday, of course. But I want to talk a bit more

about The Undertaker Street. We obviously alluded to it when we're talking about the Undertaker's

legacy. But I read and heard a really interesting interview with the Hall of Fame at Edge, a man with all the grit, talking about Takers Streak.

He was on, yeah, Busted Opens Podcast, well worth checking out. It's genuinely nearly as good as this

podcast. He talks about how obviously the street became an integral part of

WrestleMania and gave his opinion on how the street should have been broken and what

should have happened immediately afterwards. Edge saying to me it

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