Paul Bearer Doesn't Make Undertaker's List of Top Managers!

[@SixFeetUnderwithMarkCalaway]

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[@ModernDayRenaissanceMan]

1) Heenan 2) Cornette 3) Heyman 4) Jimmy Hart 5) All 3 Wise Men Then 6 is Paul Percy Pringle Bearer. No shame in being 6th.

[@anthonylaudano9435]

TAKER BOBBY THE BRAIN IS THE GOAT MANAGER LOL GREAT PICK MARK.

[@gazelliott2414]

Is that a pic of sable behind taker lol

[@tupzinc2445]

Your Mount Rushmore talkers? Or Mic skills?.

[@melindasanders9907]

When I was a kid, my friend Chris always dressed like Taker. And I was always his Paul Bearer. 🤣🤣🤣 He would beat up kids at school that made fun of him and I would be right there going “oh yes!!!” 🤣🤣🤣 We didn’t have an urn but, I had and still have a metal shaped coffin purse and that’s where his “power” came from. 🤣🤣🤣

[@Undertakerfan365]

“In my eyes and in my heart, Paul Bearer is the whole damn mountain.” 🥲 beautiful statement

[@Yoni123]

Nah. Top 5 _maybe_

[@CatsClaw44]

​@@Yoni123You missed the point of the post.

[@Yoni123]

@@CatsClaw44 nothing beautiful about false statements

[@Bsmith806]

⁠@@Yoni123here’s an idea, it’s his opinion, and he can say what he likes. It’s a beautiful statement, fact. Your viewpoint holds no more weight than anyone else’s

[@bostonrailfan2427]

@@Yoni123…dozens of wrestlers who knew him beg to differ

[@kingarthur83rd]

"because in my eyes, and my heart, paul bearer... is the whole damn mountain" everyone liked that everyone felt that

[@LionMerteuil]

Paul Bearer was a consummate professional and a great man. He gave me one of the best moments of my life as a professional wrestling fan when I was a kid. It was a show in Calgary in the earlyish 90s and my Mom had been running late so we stopped by McDonald's on the way to the show. Now this was a show during the fall months in Alberta so it gets dark relatively early during this season. Waiting in line, I recognized him instantly. He was in full getup, likely stopping to grab something quick for himself and whoever else was riding with him and Taker. Recognized my recognizing him and not only was very nice and approachable, he hammed up for me. Did the voice and everything. And when I asked him if HE (meaning Taker) was with him, he escorted me out to this van and it was dead of night pitch black in this lit McDonald's parking lot, he opened the door and a big purple glove emerged from the darkness to take my napkin and sign it for me. Made my night on a great wrestling show and is a treasured memory I hold to this day. Rest in Power Paul, a great manager, but more importantly a stand out human being!

[@Longlostpuss]

I'm guessing the kids in school thought you made the whole thing up?

[@LGprtII]

Super dope story, man.✌🏾

[@BWAMatt]

This is a amazing story.

[@TheLokiBiz]

That's awesome. One of my favourite childhood wrestling moments was Paul Bearer related too, even if it is far less interesting than your story. I went to a show in Toronto shortly after Bearer turned on Undertaker for Mankind in '96 when I was like 11. I kept chanting "Rest in peace!" to Paul Bearer throughout the whole Mankind match, so Paul eventually turned to me and my family and screamed "Shut up little kid!", then got into this big shouting match with me and my sister. I was old enough to know wrestling was a work, so this made my day for sure.

[@DreErdna]

@@TheLokiBizthat’s awesome

[@lastdragon55]

Jim Cornette being someone you love to hate? Some things never change. He isn’t even in AEW, but he’s probably their number one heel.😂

[@jamesdanielski7347]

Lol, best comment ever, and so true! Listening to Jim diss them all the time has created a lot of hilarious and unexpected moments from the wrestlers responding back to him.

[@Yoni123]

Cornette is a wrestling genius

[@bostonrailfan2427]

only because he dares to speak out against their wrestlers being the same kind of wrestlers with little deviation to contrast one another

[@DarylMCDeath]

People like you need to learn the difference between a good Heel and someone who just sucks!

[@DarylMCDeath]

Cornette justtalks BS! Never did anything relevant in this business! Everything he did went down the Hill because he is a f ing relic! @@bostonrailfan2427

[@knightshousegames]

It's so good that Taker is doing one of these finally Like everyone has a podcast nowadays, but he's probably one of the only guys who is actually truly worthy of it. Him and Sting are like the two real legends left from their era who aren't dead or crazy, who are actually really good people Taker can speak real history. His position as such a respected figure in the locker room for so long, he's seen it all for our generation, so he is gonna have some great stories to tell.

[@8Bitorbust]

He's got sooooo many stories that would be amazing because he was in character for so long and I'm sure they'd all feel new and mind blowing.

[@knightshousegames]

@@8Bitorbust He's also seen stuff from eras before the ones everyone talks about these days, as well as a view of events we've heard so much about from a unique perspective as a locker room leader

[@Dgcamarena]

Him and sting are absolute legends

[@carlossosa1359]

Gotta be seriously out of touch posting this

[@a-nus]

​@@carlossosa1359silence, smark

[@kunwarfaisalkhan5081]

Paul Bearer being the whole mountain is ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@swagsteve966]

The respect and love he has for bearer is amazing. Watching his whole career that last statement with him being the whole damn mountain made me tear up.

[@joshsimpson6856]

I love everyone on this list. It even brought a tear to my eye when he said Paul Bearer was the whole damn mountain. I also like the fact that he mentioned Jim Cornette. As a kid watching wrestling, when Jim Cornette was on television, I hated him so much that I'd actually change the channel. As an adult, I found his "shoot" interviews and realized that I never really hated him, but just his character. The fact that he is one of my favorite people to listen to when talking about wrestling (or many other subjects for that matter) nowadays, makes me have that much more respect for the work he done as a manager. He may have actually done his job too good by getting people to hate him so much that they changed the channel.

[@marvinleong5902]

Taker and Cornette respected each other and Cornette has nothing but good thing to speak about Taker in his show so no surprise Cornette is included

[@Dr.Ian-Plect]

Me too Josh, the title said not on the list, but that whole damn mountain bit choked me up.

[@c.a.r.n.a.g.e4288]

I agreed with this whole list even Paul being the whole mountain if I could change one on the mountain I would swap capt😅Lou with Mr fuji or Jimmie heart

[@Dr.Ian-Plect]

@@c.a.r.n.a.g.e4288 Jimmy

[@modev4163]

Is this channel new? I subbed so fast

[@jacklevitt3727]

Such an adamant pro, he breaks the rules and works us the whole answer, and what a wholesome twist.

[@CarloisBuriedAlive]

When you think of Paul Bearer’s importance to Undertaker throughout the 90s and how vital he was to telling the Undertaker vs Kane story, you almost forget that he became a side character in a major feud - it almost didn’t feel like a simple manager role at that point. He deserves all the praise he gets and he’s still underrated.

[@KenUghiovhe]

True. The problem was that he not known for managing anyone else. Miss Elizabeth wasnt good but she was iconic. I thought about Jimmy Hart but he wasn't as good on promos as Cornette and The Brain nor took bumps.

[@HoustonSoto]

You can easily say he was the Main Villain of the Kane/Undertaker arc and one of the predominant heels of the whole Attitude Era.

[@eltondavis3237]

Yo that’s became like a real thing to me cause I said Paul bearer with undertaker then come Kane you gotta pick up the book cause we was looking at brothers of our childhood but taker was different every time u disrespect him he will put u in check wit the word of the lord..#BelieveThat

[@Matt-zp1jn]

Paul Bearer & The Undertaker were a magic duo almost like Penn & Teller with how Penn tells the stories as the showman and Teller performs the magic on the big stage with sleight of hand etc.

[@CarloisBuriedAlive]

@@Matt-zp1jn that’s actually a great comparison

[@dane.4289]

That's why its important to listen before typing comments. I expected him to mention Paul Heyman. But when he explained why Paul Bearer wasn't on the list, it all made sense. He is the whole mountain. Oh YES!

[@LJWilliams15]

@Purist-dc4vk buckle up teddy, god damn I loved that angle. Taker and teddy worked so good together.

[@JarodJoseph]

@Purist-dc4vkbecause he wacism duh

[@AttackShadow3463]

@Purist-dc4vk He didn't mention Teddy because Teddy never really did anything as a wrestlers manager like the rest the only thing that got Teddy over was him being one of the best GMs of SD.

[@AttackShadow3463]

​@@JarodJoseph Taker isn't a racist the reason why he didn't mention Teddy is because Teddy was a sh*t wrestler manager compared to other managers Taker mentioned.

[@jsp20031]

He did mention Paul Heyman

[@rjcolombe]

I have always hoped Undertaker would write an autobiography one day after he retired. I've read many wrestling bios, but that is one that I've always wanted to read the most. Preferably one not overseen and/or edited for WWE tastes, but an uncensored, raw look at the legend and his stories.

[@SensiofRabbitude]

I'd love a chapter on the lead up to Wrestlemania 14, from his perspective.

[@damonmoore3053]

to borrow a line from stone cold, Oh, hell, yeah.

[@rjcolombe]

@@SensiofRabbitude What was his match at WM14?

[@horatio_lionheart]

@@rjcolombe he faced Kane for the first time ever if i recall correctly.

[@juggalo450]

Paul Bearer the whole damn mountain gave me chills because you can’t have taker or Kane with out Paul may he rest in peace

[@mkg5048]

Almost got all teary at the end there! Paul Bearer to me, I've never seen anyone sell me my childhood as someone I loved hated and needed for Taker and Kane better than him. R.I.P Paul Bearer ❤

[@NorCalTC]

Paul Bearer is the whole damn mountain. Might be kinda silly or whatever, but that brought a little tear to my eye lol. I was born in 85 and I was obsessed with wrestling. I remember my grandpa took me to the cow palace to a wwf event, along with my uncle and some great uncle’s, and 2 things I specifically remember (this was around 1990) are, why the hell is this place called the “cow palace” there’s no cows lol, and the other is when Taker came out to wrestle, and the lights went out and them bells echoed through the arena and I was legitimately TERRIFIED 😂😂😂

[@juggalogamer8541]

85 right here too man I hear yeah

[@mat7083]

*BAH GAWD ALMIGHTY! BAH GAWD ALMIGHTY! THE DYNAMIC 85 HAS ENTERED THE CHAT!!!*

[@NorCalTC]

@@mat7083 haha that’s right 💯

[@Kharimartinog199981]

The way he ended that almost made me tear up a little bit. Especially with the music too. He knew what he was doing! Great job!

[@aerofool66]

This is a hard list to make because there are so many great managers in wrestling history. JJ Dillon, Jimmy Hart, The Wizard, Freddy Blassie, Mr. Fuji, Elizabeth, Woman, the list goes on and on!

[@michaelbeaule1966]

Elizabeth was a terrible manager. Definitely eye candy, but not a stand out character wise in any way.

[@Provos7777]

@@michaelbeaule1966Savage never would’ve reached the level he did without Elizabeth. She was a perfect damsel in distress, she could bring an entire audience to tears with her facial expressions. Later on, with the NWO she showed she could be a capable heel. Liz’s heel turn in 1995 is one of the most underrated heel turns of all time imo.

[@scottymoore9121]

I definitely would have mentioned Hart. I grew up watching him on Memphis wrestling. A true legend and someone u loved to hate. He did it all. Then moved on up to WWF and never missed a beat. I miss the good Memphis Wrestling days. King Lawler, Dundee, Joe Leduc, Austin Idol. The list goes on. The best wrestling in my opinion.

[@brianbenoit6883]

@@Provos7777 she was a valet, not a manager.

[@fuji302]

Sensational Sherri was a better manager than Elizabeth. Instant Heat magnet that got her wrestlers over.

[@tonemarieantonsen1597]

What a cliffhanger 😳If you hadn't mentioned Paul Bearer i had been greatly disappointed. He is the best 🖤💜🖤💜

[@TheLosersCorner_1]

I love the 4 but Jimmy Hart has to be highly considered

[@Snyper1405]

Well, that was the undertakers pick. It's not your pick, lol

[@davidmitchell6873]

Jimmy Hart was not in Captain Lous class.

[@Turk_2023]

Plus Jimmy helped with wrestler entrance music

[@GregasaurausRex]

Jimmy Hart belongs on the list for his pre-WWF Memphis work for his work against and with Jerry Lawler. He carried the load when Jerry Lawler was out with an injury.

[@reallymysterious4520]

Jimmy Hart has t be considered as an annoying little pimple that never hit puberty

[@Midge-xn9tp]

Paul Bearer!! oh yesss, 91-96 how I'd love to live through that again, just grateful that my lifetime included witnessing that, great memories

[@soundtownchicago]

The one thing that always intrigued me about Paul Bearer and Undertaker is in his early days, how Taker could be all the way on the other side of the ring laying down and Paul would raise that urn and Undertaker would sit up simultaneously.. How in the heck did they do that I still have no idea.. Those little things is what made The Undertaker character real.. All the names that Taker mentioned are great, but he is completely right in that Paul Bearer is the whole damn mountain.

[@salvist7717]

The greatest in ring performer and the best pure Striker they'll never be another one like him ever again long live the Undertaker.

[@tjgillan4353]

Sir, I am a die hard fan of yours and have been ever since my childhood. I actually had one of the most special moments of my life when I got to speak to you at Wrestlemaina fan axxess at WM 38 last year. I am so excited for this channel and to get to hear your stories and perspective on all elements in wrestling and life in general. 😃Keeping that in mind I have wanted to hear your thoughts on Bray and how it has made you feel? As you were a huge advocate of his. I still have not been able to get over it and don't think I ever will. ❤

[@ThePhenomm]

That last part Paul Bearer is the whole damn mountain i choked up

[@paulaburton5206]

I came to your deadman show in London and I could listen to your stories all day, so glad i can hear more😊

[@walidmahmoud5447]

Paul bearer was a legend really ❤❤

[@ZEUSDAZ]

I think Sherri should be up there, she took bumps like the boys.

[@randomwrestlingthemes524]

I loved Sherri's bumps!!!

[@oriondx72]

I agree 100% she would be on my mt rushmoore former champ and just look at her and macho man. She wasnt afraid to go toe to tow with anyone. Heenan would be #1 would also have The mouth jimmy hart and Mr Fuji would be my list.

[@donjohn2695]

She's easily top 5 she was brilliant

[@SensiofRabbitude]

Sherri had such a great look to. Really stood out.

[@SiriusV21]

Miss Elizabeth would be my pick ❤

[@smsadpr]

Bobby The Brain, Captain Lou, Jim Cornette and Paul "E Dangerously"....I can understand but Paul Bearer being the "whole" mountain is a truth that can't be argued (by me anyhow). Great choices.

[@JnEricsonx]

Gotta love that Captain Lou was in/from my area, even though as a kid I knew him more from the Super Mario cartoon.

[@jonathanturbide2232]

Yes it can be argued, Taker has every right to see Paul as the "whole mountain" since he was his friend and so close to him, but to everyone else the "whole mountain" will most likely be someone else. Like a great number of people always name Bobby Heenan as greatest manager, therefore Bobby should be the "whole mountain". So it's definitely arguable.

[@smsadpr]

@jonathanturbide2232 I see your point of view, but that's why I made sure to put "a truth that can't be argued (by me anyhow)". Everyone has different views and that's what makes this subject interesting.

[@Wrastleman903]

#5. But not an option

[@oceanshrugs9235]

The thing is Paul is not versatile. For the Undertaker, Kane, Mankind? Ideal (especially Taker). But those other guys could manage a Disney Princess and a Demon

[@KAZ3EM]

That's a list of Managers who are up there,sir! And the fact you didn't mention Bearer shows how unbiased this answer was. He was an inportant part of the taker journey but wasn't for the buisness as a whole. Greetings from Germany. Fan since day one( my first match was the dibiase imposter angle as a kid)and on the Mount Rushmore of wrestler,you make definetly the list under the top 4,sir! Happy to subscribe to legend!

[@johnalbent]

"The whole damn mountain" That was beautiful.

[@TheSmackShow]

I’d love to see a tour of Mark’s wrestling memorabilia and gym/office!

[@SixFeetUnderwithMarkCalaway]

We will be doing a gym tour, which has some memorabilia in it in a few weeks. Office / studio will be ready by the first of the year.

[@sexyelnino2]

​@@SixFeetUnderwithMarkCalawayGetting a reply from the Deadman himself must be incredible

[@LordColeslaw]

@@sexyelnino2 the person managing his youtube account*

[@sexyelnino2]

@@LordColeslaw Forgot about that but still

[@davelester8566]

It’s not the Deadman that wrote that it’s the guy he pays to his media for him @sixfeetunderwithMarkCalaway

[@bloodrave9578]

Thank you for the 30 years of entertainment you have given us, many memorable moments.

[@timelesscoaching]

As one of your biggest fans growing up I was in awe of your character. Now after all these years I, along with all your fans get to see what a cool guy you are. That last comment brought a chill to me. Thanks Taker!

[@asdman817]

Paul bear 🥺💔 2013 kane❤ undertaker💙 🫂 story line that story is a real feeling Paul bear is real father 😿

[@Darffone]

The whole damn mountain...that's what you say!! Thanks again, undertaker, you never fail.

[@ericcothran3374]

RIP Paul Bearer..... The Man, that made THE MAN!

[@FREEDOM195844]

Just love what Undertaker had to say! Great way to sum it all up!

[@glennlesliedance]

Tough question. Honorable mentions - Classy Freddie Blassie, The Grand Wizard, Gary Hart. That Paul Bearer had two distinct characters/incarnations as manager speaks volumes (aka Percy Pringle).

[@michaelm.3328]

I'm glad someone mentioned Gary Hart. He has a tendency to be overlooked, mostly by the younger fans.

[@lilduderob1]

Paul bearer is one of the nicest guys in the wrestling business. Kane said at his Hall of Fame induction that he answered fans on Twitter all the time. He answered every time I’ve ever tweeted him that meant so much to me. Thank you so much rest in peace.

[@bayarbaron]

Finally a Legend on KZbin 👑

[@stephenblack5425]

All those promos the Undertaker and Paul Bearer did in graveyards, funeral homes and building caskets. I still watch them.

[@Peaceful_Vegan_Warrior]

You had me at the first half but ended perfectly.

[@dazediss6629]

What a lovely guy Mark is, you can see that he really misses him. They were fantastic together.

[@cristinalisette6247]

Good memories of watching early 90s wrestling on the weekends. My dad would hype up The Undertaker and Paul Bearer coming out to ring. I was only 4 when Taker debuted and I truly believed these characters were real.

[@jjsworld9870]

The REAL GOAT The Undertaker... Loving your podcasts

[@Hyper_Driven]

To me Percival Pringle was like the southern version of Bobby Heenan. Then to become Paul Bearer and have another legendary run was entertaining and he embodied those gimmicks 100%. Never be any others like the 5 that were mentions. Absolute legends and whoever didn’t get a chance to see them all in their primes really missed what pro wrestling was all about.

[@Undertakerlover1306]

Funny i remember Bobby Heenan saying that Percy Pringle was trying to be Bobby Heenan back then. Bobby told him to be himself, and what Paul was, he was a mortican and a manager.

[@bruceaskew2107]

Bruhhhh those are 2 different Paul's one is haymen Brock manager the other it Percy They are not the same person

[@GenerationGapGaming]

Paul Bearer is the whole mountain. That one hit me in the heart. The undertaker is a class act 💀⚰️💪👊

[@crazy_irish_UDL]

Bobby the brain, was an amazing manager, colour commentator and all round amazing, Jim cornette again was amazing with the people he managed and 100% agree Paul bearer was the best manager for you, Kane & mankind, great at the talking when needed and crazy thing that he was a license bearer ❤

[@DarkLordofTheSith69]

Alot of fans only remember him as Paul Bearer but before that he was Percy Pringle the third and was hilarious as a manager in Dallas he had the Pringle Dynasty

[@JohnnyTronNetwork]

Paul Bearer is definitely in a league of his own.

[@OneUltimateWarrior]

Bobby Heenan Freddie Blassie Paul Heyman Jimmy Hart Honorable mention: Gary Hart

[@danielstack4158]

No Cornette? Great list.

[@billybank2012]

The eyes when Paul Bearer is mentioned sums it up beautifully…. Sorely missed…thank you taker for that lovely mention…

[@stevenramirezmistersmokes6379]

I don't know I always thought BROTHER LOVE was very entertaining & was a dam good speaker. 😂😂 I LOOVE YOUU!

[@kenterminateddq5311]

Mark, is this your channel or a host running your channel. Mr. Taker, you are one of the icons in wrestling, man. I didn't even know you have a podcast, let alone, a channel on this platform.

[@soupopital]

I Think SHERRI should be close as honorable mention. In her kind of era, she had such a presence at ringside. With this "unique" creative look and character personality that we noticed almost everytimes... I think it aged really well. You knew she was there.

[@UncleEbenezer77]

Truly sensational. RIP

[@orwizzle24]

That really hit me at the end ❤and right on point with every manager 👍🏼😎

[@lockedinnn]

Ok he saved it at the end.. I WAS PISSED for most of this..

[@brianmcfeeley9382]

I nearly started crying at the end there and how does the goat 🐐 of wrestling not have millions of subs already

[@jonathanturbide2232]

Jimmy Hart was the top heel of an entire territory for years, in Memphis before he went to WWF. Only manager to ever be that important, for that alone he should be a Mount Rushmore candidate on anyone's list in my opinion, but hey it's a matter of preferences. 😊

[@SensiofRabbitude]

I won't diminish his importance to the WWF, he was great there but it is true his time and importance to Memphis is often underapreciated by fans. I mean if Lawler was the Memphis goat, Jimmy was no 2.

[@jonathanturbide2232]

@SensiofRabbitude Yep, totally agree!

[@HyperFlame64V1]

Bearer being The Mountain of Managing is honestly still underselling. He had EVERYBODY's Abilities Mentioned and you still couldn't help but cheer seeing him *Even* as a Heel. There are very few that had 0 Slips in their Promos, the Executions of said Promos, Mannerisms, a True Showman, that, when he appeared in Late '90-Early '91... Decades, ahead of his Time. There is only 1 Mortician in Wrestling. Amd while his Coffin Maker is no more.... *The Spirit Of The Urn touches our Souls, to this day....the Spirit was NOT, The Spirit Of The Undertaker, but the Spirit....* *Of Paul Bearer*

[@superstarluv]

Sensational Sherri deserves a mention+

[@LordScrambles1]

Sure, if you're going to mention managers outside your Mount Rushmore. There's no world where Sherri Martel is in the top 4 of all time, though. These lists are subjective, of course, but I've watched a lot of people in the business answer this question, and her name rarely comes up.

[@charchitsingh2558]

The greatest there is the greatest there was - The UNDERTAKER. Thank you for the entertainment for the past 30 yrs deadman. Although deep down we still want u to wrestle more 😆😆

[@fista1331]

Oh man! So glad this channel popped up in my recommended! Can’t wait to watch every damn video the Undertaker puts up! 🪦

[@adelsolami2314]

paul bearer 💜

[@c.j.fisher6507]

I had the pleasure of meeting Paul Bearer when I wrestled once in Florida. It was a nice chance meeting and he actually gave me some great comments and tips on my look and character I was going for at that time. It was a blessing to listen to him and to be able to meet him. He was my favorite manager growing up and I never thought I would ever meet my any of my favorites but I at least was able to meet him and have a small few minute conversation with him that I never dreamed would have ever happened. That very small moment it was as if he was giving me tips as if he was my manager, at least that is how I felt. Rest in peace Paul. My 4 in no order would be Bobby Heenan, Jim Cornette, Paul Bearer and in a weird way when he was a manager more of a wrestler Million $ Man

[@Gary1123]

Jimmy Hart is a little underrated on these lists. Vince wouldn't have had him manage so many people if he wasn't top notch.

[@SensiofRabbitude]

A lot of people associate Jimmy with the WWF and fair enough as he was very important to them there but he meant so much to Memphis as well.

[@donjohn2695]

Jimmy was a great mouthpiece

[@Ptilt]

I think Mark leaves him out cause of the Hogan beef.

[@SenpaiTheExplorer]

I have waited for a undertaker yt channel for a long time. I cant wait to see more.

[@TimLoyalToWifeHaterFreeZoneA]

Love It SixFeetUnderWithMarkCalaway Bro.

[@alistairmacdonald2634]

What a lovely thing to say about Paul Bearer. Ohhh yessss!

[@bsteph2539]

Paul Bearer, Jimmy Heart, Miss Elizabeth, and Sunny, beautiful women that were also great managers 😎

[@BlazingGex]

wow that was awesome. Taker is my favorite wrestler podcaster if that's what you call it.

[@jamesmac7523]

Paul bearer is the whole mountain. That gave me goosebumps

[@PyroDay991]

You can tell all that time he was thinking about Paul Bearer The man was so damn important to Taker

[@nooneinparticular5273]

I didn't expect to watch this video and say "Awww" but Undertaker saying Paul Bearer was the whole damn mountain got an "Awww" out of me.

[@Buckbarrel]

Yes undertaker I was getting a little upset that you didn’t mention Paul bearer but then you made me happy making me think Paul is better than them all by saying he’s the whole damn mountain of the rush more I loved ever minute of it and I know Paul bearer is in heaven smiling down look at you and saying OooHhhhh Yyyeeesssss! 🪦 rip Paul bearer 🪦 you may be gone but you never be forgotten by the undertaker and by the true fans who kept it real since Day 1 love you Paul

[@TheTruth-pl3mk]

Bobby Heenan, J.J. Dillon, Jim Cornette and Sherri Martel. I loved Sherri, she was amazing. Totally crazy and put out mad energy at ringside no matter who she was managing. Always willing to put her body on the line.

[@ryanregan00]

She could give it as hard as she could take it. She wasnt to be messed with.

[@maketheswitchton6779]

PB made the Undertaker mystique what it was for early 90's. Ppl forget Marc Callous jobbed to Surfer Sting, at least once, before WWE.

[@zachosborne6577]

For the times I watched wwf around 93-2003 Paul bearer is the most memorable and best put together.

[@Humanfeelingsnyc]

I fuckin Love the Undertaker. Glad hes doing his thing now Hell Yeah

[@MrJDBrophy]

Heenan was THE benchmark for managers. We would not have the heels we have in the last 25-30 years without him.

[@Seniorsauvage]

He said Paul was the whole damn mountain meaning the foundation of what a wrestling legend manager should be

[@kevbotchill]

Class personified. Thank you taker!

[@TheProphegy]

Looking fantastic Mark! Great list.

[@timbeatty8411]

Every one of these Mount Rushmore pics are exactly the same three perfect picks and then one emotional pick!

[@Strive1324L]

It's tough for Taker to give just 4 names. You can add Mr. Fuji, Jimmy Hart, Slick, Freddie Blassie, Woman, and one of my favorites, Skandor Akbar. Cornette is my all time favorite, but I am impressed with this great list, and an honorable mention of the great Paul Bearer, ohhhhh yyyeeeeeesssss!

[@clarencegutsy7309]

I remember there was a show in MSG in 1991 where Bobby Heenan gave Undertaker the highest compliment you could get when he commented how the audience reacted to him the same way they reacted to Andre the Giant.

[@FangYuanDaoistGu]

we love you phenom, we in India grew up watching you and your younger brother KANE. Love and respect from India good sir.

[@Queen123Chitown]

Bobby Henan is my #1!! My Top 4: 4.) Paul Bearer (his gimmick added so much to how we as fans experienced the Undertaker) 3.) Scary Sheri (my all time fav valet, manager she could wrestle and again added so much to both HBK & Macho Man's promos and matches Harlem Heat too!! Sis was funny and a great heal opposite Ms Elizabeth. 2.) Jim Cornette (Because im still listening to Jim Cornette pop his ish and talk TODAY!!) 1..) Bobby Henan (The GOAT manager and the Top 3 commentator on my list. He was quit witted and super funny.) His hall of fame speech gave me chills

[@ferasharbi7216]

This channel is gonna blow

[@Mav90210]

Just stumbled upon this channel and was wandering why is there so little subscribers. And i just realised its still fairly new.

[@alexvizaniaris8041]

Rip Paul bearer thank u for these videos

[@simplyhuman2213]

RIP Paul & God bless

[@dazzaMusic]

The great thing about Bobby Heenan he wasn’t just a manager for one superstar he had so many under his management and he elevated all of them to success.

[@stevez340]

Captain Lou Albano, Bobby Heenan, Jimmy Hart and The Grand Wizard👍👍👍Honorable mention Paul Bearer!

[@anthonycomeaux3996]

my favorite wrestler

[@daniellewolf3697]

Paul Was The One That Made Taker Scary

[@James.chalmers]

338 views? Must be some sort of glitch.. welcome to KZbin undertaker!

[@machinegunclemons876]

Heenan, Hart, Heyman, Slick!

[@chriswells506]

My list as well, but I replaced Heyman with Elizabeth. Cornette, Sheri, Bearer honorable mention.

[@bluetiger8716]

My Mount Rushmore/Top Favorite Managers. 1. Bobby “The Brain” Heenan Growing up in the 80s and 90s watching WWF wrestling was the simply the best and watching him and all the awesome superstars he managed was fun to watch. The complete package whether he was talking about Heenan Family opponents, on commentary with Gorilla Monsoon, or doing a funny segment. Cunning, intelligent, funny, and talented he is definitely the greatest manager and my favorite manager of all-time. 2. “The Mouth of the South” Jimmy Hart So good portraying a heel and so annoying on the microphone one would hope someone would put a stop to his shenanigans. Definitely managed a lot of great talent and interesting to watch the many ways he interfered in matches. Classic! 3. Jim Cornette So brilliant and devastatingly great on the microphone he was certainly very entertaining to watch and someone who managed some amazing talent. Knowledge of the business and his insights are so valuable and I do enjoy listening to him as he recalls moments in time in pro wrestling. Simply awesome! 4. Paul E. Dangerously Another great manager who has loads of smarts, talent, mic skills, and a devious nature he managed some of my all-time favorites and he’s definitely someone who has left a positive mark on professional wrestling. So many great managers and they deserve every bit of appreciation, respect, and thanks for their knowledge, passion, their contributions towards entertaining and exciting the fans, and helping guiding their talent to superstardom!