In a recent episode of Six Feet Under podcast, WWE legend The Undertaker turned down a proposal from the host, Matt Lida, to be the subject of a roast. Instead, he suggested Hulk Hogan and AEW star Ric Flair as potential roast candidates. The Deadman expressed his reluctance to be roasted, citing potential issues with WWE if he were to participate in such an event.
Discussing the recent Netflix special, “The Greatest Roast of All Time: Tom Brady,” which featured celebrities like Kevin Hart, Will Ferrell, and Ben Affleck roasting the NFL icon, The Undertaker shared his thoughts on the concept. He emphasized his concerns about WWE monitoring such activities and the possible repercussions of his involvement.
The Undertaker (Via WWE/Twitter)
During the podcast, The Phenom mentioned Hulk Hogan and Ric Flair as deserving candidates for a roast, highlighting Flair’s association with the “wrong” company. Reflecting on his retirement match against AJ Styles at WrestleMania 36, The Undertaker revealed his relief when the event transitioned to a cinematic format due to the pandemic. He expressed satisfaction about facing Styles, a match he had not experienced before.
Looking back on his career, The Undertaker acknowledged the physical challenges he faced towards the end, noting that the cinematic match provided a sense of closure. Despite the fitting conclusion to his WWE journey, it seems unlikely that The Undertaker will return to the wrestling ring, given the memorable end to his illustrious career.
