Undertaker On Mick Foley & Kane's Next Level Commitment #3

Undertaker says Kane and Mick Foley stand out as the two wrestlers that could've pulled him into a crazy, violent match. Click here to watch the full episode: • Jake The Snake, Mick F...
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[@SixFeetUnderwithMarkCalaway]

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[@Devypocalypse]

Taker vs Mankind from 96-98 was the best, most insane rivalry Taker ever had. The storylines and cross over into other feuds was epic.

[@badass6300]

The most underrated rivalry. People say 1994-96 was a bad year for WWE, and in many ways it was, but there were some awesome rivalries and matches. Bret Hart and Austin, Taker vs Mankind, Diesel vs Taker, Diesel vs Shawn, Bret vs Shawn, Shawn vs Owen, Razor Ramon vs Shawn, Razor Ramon vs 1-2-3 kid and so on, I can't think of everything off the top of my head, but there were.

[@alphanerd7221]

Everyone who had a rivalry with Foley it was the bet rivalry they ever had.

[@Devypocalypse]

@@alphanerd7221 Honestly Foley was the MVP of the whole Attitude Era. Aside from the insane bumps he took weekly almost, he rejuvenated Taker in 96, first opponent of Austin when he was champ for a few months, when Rock and HHH both needed someone to legitimize them, make them look tougher etc, Foley again made them. Hell, into the RA era he did the same for Orton and Edge. The guy was the man.

[@alphanerd7221]

@@Devypocalypse Foley is in my top 3 favorite singles matches of all time.

[@KS-xk2so]

@@Devypocalypse Foley was THE starmaker of the late 90s - early 00s. Takes a unique guy to be a starmaker too. Needs to be a top guy, great worker in ring and on mic, good storyteller, but also humble enough to put younger guys over and make them look good. As much as I love guys like Austin and Rock, their egos never really let them job for guys under them. Taker's character made him jobbing impossible. So it was up to Foley to help guys make that step, and he did it perfectly for years.

[@beenontopdraftpick]

Taker and Foley’s rivalry in ‘96 is one of the best things from the New Gen Era. They pushed each other to the limit. Brawl after brawl, escalating to the HIAC in ‘98 was an epic way to close that chapter. Two bonafide Legends and Hall of Famers.

[@The_Texorcist]

I think the time that “I am gonna go through hell and to so with glee just to hurt you” mentality really showed in their hell in a cell match. After the fall as they are rolling him on a gurney up the ramp there is a commotion. They cut back to taker crawling down the cage and back to mick who is now on his feet while being pulled by pleeding staff and terry funk as he is trying to go back to the ring. You see him with a glint in his eye and a sadistic smile pull them off and with determination go back to the cage and proceed to climb it. It’s like what the hell… he just dropped from the top of the cage and he is coming back for more!!! That’s look he gave said it all, he (mankind) is enjoying this punishment, he wants more. That makes a very compelling character and story.

[@umwchemnerd]

I love this podcast and I really like Matt - but can we get ONE episode where he doesn’t obsess over a Mount Rushmore? “Who is your Mount Rushmore of faces? Who is your Mount Rushmore of heels? Who is your Mount Rushmore of tag teams? Who is your Mount Rushmore on the mic? Who is your Mount Rushmore in the ring? Who is on your Mount Rushmore of Mount Rushmores?”

[@davidkelling159]

Try asking him a question and letting him answer it instead of leading it along, ffs

[@easter_sunday]

Foley was the better adversary for the Undertaker because the story involved escalated confrontations as opposed to an immediate commitment to an extreme match. The Foley storyline took longer to tell.

[@D.I.G.I.T.A.L.]

I was blessed to be at the Pittsburgh show That will forever be burnt into my memory. The entire place was on the same energy and it was H O L Y S H I T !!! THANK YOU MARK N MIC for taking the risk you both did to build the foundation of the wwe you did. Without the pillars we have. Wrestling would not be anything close to what it is today. ❤❤❤❤❤❤ thank you taker ( holy shit I'm actually able to say thank you to one of my child hood / adult childhood heros 😂❤ )

[@drmgiverdrmgiver5335]

Lol if mick sees this he's laughing for hours.

[@graysonfaircloth6471]

Vince almost fumbled both of them so bad, we’re all so lucky Kane survived his first two terrible gimmicks and foley was good at working his boss

[@graysonfaircloth6471]

For reference, look at what he did to terry funk, who was even bigger than mick foley at the time, he put pantyhose over his face and called him “chainsaw Charlie”

[@thatboybear]

The point is kind of undermined by the fact that ‘Taker had matches with everybody, meaning it didn’t take extreme, hellish, torturous means to prevail against him. If one dude has to put his body through pure hell to beat you, but another just does his regular thing, in a realistic scenario, it just means the first guy isn’t in your league. That’s why it’s dangerous trying to apply real-world logic to professional wrestling: the only “real” thing is the story being told.

[@AdamHorne-ri9lk]

Think him being so quite for so long in kayfabe.its a bigbreson his podcast so big so fast,

[@danielallen6664]

So when's the next episode?

[@Brhoward31]

After Wrestlemania 12 is the first time I was legit scared, Mankind scared tf out of me during that time

[@MrZombiejoe]

BROWN MANKIND was the Best!!! Very Real!!!

[@williewest2998]

I was like it’s finally a guy the undertaker can’t beat

[@georgecharalambous8071]

That feud in ‘96 was very interesting, it was wrestlings version of Batman vs Joker.

[@MrZombiejoe]

Purple Gloved TAKER and Brown MANKIND were to this Day my Favorite feud!!!

[@jameswesten2018]

OOO Yesss! Oooo yessss! Ooo my uundertakerrr knew 12 year old you were afraidd! Hee could smell your fearrr OOOO Yessss!!!

[@AK9-cf5sc]

Kane was the biggest talent wasted by WWE. By now, Kane and the Undertaker should’ve been almost on the same level of greatness and stardom.

[@DallasPlaugher]

What an understatement! Kane was the absolute coolest character and jacked monster whose storytelling, in match form, could and should have been terrifying.

[@alexishanes6162]

True, Top 5 tag team of all time imo 1. BOD 2. New Age Outlaws 3. Dudleys 4. Hardy Boyz 5. Too Cool

[@alagass6466]

Kudos to putting NAO up there, everyone my age loved the Dudleys and Hardy's but I always loved the New Age Outlaws myself.

[@MrIncrysis]

@@alexishanes6162 I used to change the channel when too cool came on.

[@JesusIsKing-ge7hc]

I Love You Taker and wish you nothing but blessings, but your co-host is ANNOYING and he interupts you way too much. His voice is annoying and his presence is annoying. I sincerely apologize if I am too blunt, and if I am downing your friend, but being a Christian I am NOT supposed to lie. GOD Bless Mr. Undertaker Calway.

[@stevelee4653]

I remember the first ever inferno Match Greensboro Coliseum.. it was very hot ring side.. I was about 8 feet. when Kane caught fire and was moving his arm around after catching fire.. the whole ring was a blaze in the surrounding points.. it was a great match.!!! thanks Mark and Glen you guys were awesome!

[@JeremiahEcks777]

Imagine how hot it was in the ring! And then wearing full body black outfit and full red tights with a mask! And add to that the match was actually pretty good! Possibly better than their Mania bout. And that's how good Taker and Kane are.

[@steve0mania284]

I remember! I was in attendance as well. One of the best matches of all time! I remember how hot the whole arena was during that match. Good times ❤

[@SjC420]

It's so awesome to see the Undertaker telling old stories & laughing.

[@DB-ek5kd]

I wish he would talk about how sexy Mr Perfect was in his pink leotard tho

[@BluesFanUK_]

Unpopular opinion - Kane was an even better character than Taker, just horrendously used. Those two together were dynamite and produced some of the best and entertaining moments throughout the Attitude Era, and they were partly why I stayed so invested during the back end of that era in 2001/2002.

[@Chalor.]

I feel ya man. I was 17 in '97, back when I heavily got back into wrestling. It was Taker through and through, until Kane stepped on the scene. I mean I freakin' grew my hair out and dyed it black (still have long hair to this day) 'cause of Taker...but Kane quickly became the favourite. From the mystique, the walk, the mannerisms, the mega powerhouse that Glenn was; for a few years he shined brighter than Undertaker ever did. And that's not any diss towards Taker, it's the supernatural phenomenon that Kane was just burned even brighter.

[@JeremiahEcks777]

Kane was extremely over when he debuted. I remember seeing non-wrestljng fans comment on him in various places and say how he was even more interesting and powerful than Taker... it probably helped that Taker was very banged up in that period so his matches were not his best, making Kane seem fresher and more exciting. In ring Kane is solid. He's not S-Tier or maybe A-Tier. He's B-Tier in that he's never bad, never, and his timing is great, but he never could innovate or wow like some of his peers (except his lovely top rope clothesline which unfortunately we saw too much of). But before anybody thinks that's disrespectful... who else ALWAYS has a solid match? Almost nobody. But Kane was always solid. Always. I agree though inasmuch that he stayed over far longer than his botched handling would account for and it was only towards the end of the 2010's that people really got tired of him once and for all. Kane was great. Nothing like him will be done again. Glen Jacobs deserves a Hall of Fame spot deservedly.

[@Jesse-sk1xn]

Wrong Taker would always be better that Kane

[@Chalor.]

@@Jesse-sk1xn You made some good points to validate your viewpoints.

[@JeremiahEcks777]

@@Jesse-sk1xn "Always"? Hmm. Has Taker drawn more? Yes. Is he a better promo? Hmm. 50/50 as I think Kane is as good as Taker in general. Has Kane been written as well as Taker? Well Kane had Katie Vick and Taker spoke in Tongues so they've both had bad storylines. Work rate? Taker has one of the best matches ever... twice... with Shawn Michaels at Mania. I don't think Kane has ever had that calibre of a match but Kane has definitely delivered a more consistent performance throughout his whole career - Taker of the 00's-01's was pretty... not great. And Kane knew when to leave, whereas Taker sullied his legacy with matches such as Oldberg and the DX Saudi match (although... so did Kane). What about pop? Well Taker is in a league of his own as he isn't matchable based on protection and longevity alone. But Kane? I think you have to go back to 1998 for Kane. He was getting FAR louder pops in 1998-2000 than Taker. And yeah Taker was a heel but if you remember, Kane was a heel fighting face Taker then they more or less double turned. Even as Kane remained a heel with the Corporation, he was getting face cheers all of the time. Taker wasn't getting face cheers despite being a heel. He was just getting heel heat. And I suspect, although cannot prove, that Kane merch outsold Ministry Era Taker's for some years. Especially the masks. I don't think Kane has overall been better than Undertaker. No, sorry, it's not realistic to suggest he has. And it's not fair to say Glen Jacobs is a better wrestler than Taker as I think Taker is in a special category of his own. However... Kane IS a great wrestler and there was sincerely a three year period, before WWE booked him as a comedy act and the Katie Vick story, where I genuinely believe Kane was more over than Undertaker and was producing better matches in that period than Undertaker. There are numerous reasons why, I'm not going into them, but for a while, Kane WAS more over than Undertaker. Comparing the two overall? Undertaker is more over. Comparing the two from 1998-2001 perhaps? Kane was more over. But I don't believe even during that period that Kane was as over as Undertaker had been or would be. I don't know, does that sound fair?

[@LeeBfc]

Please do a full life and career podcast in chronological order with as much detail as you can remember from car sharing road stories to feeling of the current stage of the buisness, please. drag it out for a few years, 3 hour long episodes, we don't ask for much :).

[@deadbrothers8348]

Not gonna happen with this host … this guy don’t let taker even finish his own sentences let alone story… it’s sad the guy with the most stories can’t get em out due the host not understanding what he’s doing or how to format anything

[@Chalor.]

​@@deadbrothers8348 Yeah, this guy is genuinely awful. I get that there is some sort of rapport between them (which is baffling there's this friendship), but the host has this painful southern voice (and I'm a southerner) that's constantly quivering as if they're drastically sick and afraid. Between all that and the dude just doesn't have the personality I could deal with in long spans (they're blatantly generic/vapid), it's such a bad combination. Mark/Taker has more charisma in their left pinky finger than this man has in their entire body. And that's not biasness towards Taker, it's just a matter-of-fact observation.

[@victore8342]

​@@Chalor. I mean...who wouldn't be sick and afraid in the presence of the Deadman 😂😳

[@realKratos667]

I never imagined I would be sitting here listening to my all time favorite wrestlers podcasts on KZbin. I'm 49 years old and still star struck with Mark Calaway. Still one of the only celebrities that I want to meet.

[@PHANTOMZ0NE]

You and me both.

[@KS-xk2so]

I'd love to randomly see Taker on the streets some day, just so I could run up and say "Hey, are you Mean Mark Calaway?" and see his face lol Or pull the same rib on Kane, but with his Yankem gimmick lol

[@theofficialgreenkane9645]

Kane is in my Top 5 favorites- -The Mask -The voicebox -The eye -His MUSIC -The blast of pyro 💥 -His mannerisms -The walk -The head tilts -The glove fix -The upper cut -His “Big Red Machine” moniker -The backstory about the fire Kane’s gimmick was so well done. Arguably better than Takers. Vince’s 2 best creations.

[@dabr3302]

- His backflip over the top rope exit

[@-Aashish-]

Everything was right with Kane, it was Vince who screwed up this great character with horrible storylines and bookings.

[@theofficialgreenkane9645]

@@-Aashish- I agree, they turned him into a joke in the end. But 1997 Kane was * chefs kiss *

[@jesseslack2089]

@@theofficialgreenkane9645 I love the Kane/Big Show match on Raw with Jim Ross and I think it's either PS Hayes or Heyman comentating....and JR was loosing his shit over Kane casually putting Show on his shoulders while outside on the floor...lol

[@LucianDevine]

One of the things I truly wish could have happened, was Kane winning a Royal Rumble. He had so many good performances, held the record for most eliminations for a LONG time, but never got the win. I understand why he didn't, but I still wish it could have happened.

[@TexasWreckShop]

Kanes run of interrupting matches in his early days had me legitimately scared as a 4th grader. The subtle head movements and use of his hair got over than most guys with 5 minutes on the mic. Super underrated

[@steviet9452]

Kane was so imposing when he debuted that undertakers brother gimmick was fire and the way he came to the ring was just awe inspiring! Loved his one armed chokeslam always looked devastating!😮

[@raynwolfsbane2084]

I'm interested to hear Taker talk about the Ministry era. Thats peak Undertaker to me.

[@Thurs1t0]

I like that summer 98 to turn slowly and turn on Kane and beginning of ministry era

[@Chalor.]

​@@Thurs1t0 As someone who's 44, the ministry era definitely wasn't peak Taker. A lot of my peers couldn't stand that time, but it was cool to me, someone who's a bit darker than most...but certainly wasn't the ultimate mini-gimmick.

[@torch469]

I feel like Taker never really peaked due to booking! In the 90s at his physical prime didn’t get too much main event spot! During 00s-10s finally got the world title but he passed his physical prime ~

[@TheJoker12323]

Ministry Taker era, American Badass Taker era, Big Evil Taker era and 2004-2013 Undertaker were the best versions of the Undertaker imo

[@Chalor.]

@@TheJoker12323 For me, it was '97/'98 Taker. Well, at least his look at the time. Ministry Taker did play the part of a sadistic cult leader to perfection though.

[@stephengorney5613]

Kane could not be killed....Mankind refused to die

[@Rumble225-qe7fy]

Nobody will ever achieve more love from fans than Mick. He was a dysfunctional crazy yet beloved character or characters I should say 😂

[@deadbrothers8348]

Damn it I can’t listen to this host … he never lets taker finish his own sentence let alone his own story … this host just knows way more about takers stories than taker himself

[@Chalor.]

​@@benneely5512 What?

[@Chalor.]

Same here man! I *_can't stand_* the host. Glad to see more and more ppl vocalizing this lately, ever since the podcast stopped being behind a paywall. It's just gonna take 50x the amount of input like this for things to possibly change. I'm pretty much 100% sure they won't, since for every 1 person pointing out the obvious, they'll be 50 more totally fine with this guy.

[@MrBigshow234]

@@Chalor.Actually he does let him speak

[@user-qc7hr4my7r]

I dont like him either, dudes annoying.

[@Officialwrestlingpodcastwwe]

Yall people are so rude

[@Sir_Saul]

Kane should of won the heavyweight championship off HHH in No Mercy, and unmasked in WM 20 after losing to Undertaker

[@lylehumphreys7258]

He was already unmasked at that point

[@anthonycampos8057]

3:40 That's Mick

[@JayStar-yj9pu]

I enjoy listening to 'taker reflect on past matches more than any other performer because the dude just plain ol' KEEPS IT REAL!!

[@stevelee4653]

Mick and Undertaker was an Awesome Match in Hell in the Cell.. I tell you, I never seen Mick get so busted up.. ever.. he was insane.. in that Match.. Undertaker put the finishing touch on the Hard Core Legend.. I truly Believe Undertaker in that Match Became the New Hardcore Legend that very night!!! just my thoughts on that!! Mick is a Legend!!!

[@KS-xk2so]

I'd argue Mick's body took an overall bigger beating during the King of the Death Match weekend in Japan.... he blew himself up! Thankfully he was younger and less beat up then.... but its close for sure.

[@TheVanpablo79]

What about Spike Dudley for commitment?

[@blaketindle4703]

I felt bad for laughing whenever Mick started rolling around in the thumbtacks!😂

[@JeremiahEcks777]

I cannot agree more about Mick Foley. The whole reason he did reckless stuff made sense FOR THE STORY. Foley did those things because the story he was telling was he was a fractured individual. Dude Love however in the main did NOT do those things because the story didn't suit it. He did a couple of crazy spots but in the main he dialled it down as Dude as the Dudester was the equivalent of an HBK or Freebirds flamboyant cowardly heel. Or what the character variant of 'Mick Foley' thought was such. Again, storytelling. He is on my personal Mt. Rushmore and he is there right with Taker.

[@KS-xk2so]

I'd agree, Mick's wrestling style depended on who he was that match. For instance, Mankind mostly took punishment, he almost seemed to like it, but while Cactus Jack also took punishment, it was basically just a "cost" of kicking just as much ass himself, "I'll go to hell just to take you with me" kind of vibe. It really shows how talented a storyteller Mick was, it wasn't just costumes and names that changed. His mic work and whole wrestling style changed as well for each "Face of Foley".

[@tmac731]

Mankind might be his biggest rival to push him to the limit

[@RickyChambers-p3e]

Kane was the best physical actor in the world,.

[@milesvr4672]

Man i never imagine one day im able listen to Undertaker podcast,he will be telling great stories&laughing...gosh seems like it was yesterday watching him debut walk down the ramp in creepy emotionless look,then he turn into handsome ministry undertaker and so on feels like time goes by so fast but actually it's been more than 30 years....

[@mkg5048]

During 96-99 Taker had me locked into the WWF over WcW and i wasn't gonna change brand for nothing cause of all these match types! Buried alive, Caskets, Inferno, HITC, Body bags, Boiler rooms, First blood, Taker brought light to these match types.

[@viking933]

Couldnt write it better

[@awelshwhale]

When everyone else was terrified of you in the late 90s i wanted you to be my Dad, i literally dont even know why but every time Taker was on TV i felt safer than when he wasnt. Got me through a really dark childhood so thanks Mark/Taker you are a living legend and super humble for all the success youve had. what a guy.

[@KQ_T4I]

This is EXACTLY how I feel towards Taker. Sincerely, thank you for sharing this. 😢

[@grantoden8242]

Mick was the Gary Oldman of wrestling in the sense that he would disappear into his character.

[@awelshwhale]

@@grantoden8242 why are you talking about Mick Foley on a comment about the Undertaker?

[@awelshwhale]

@@KQ_T4I no problem sharing is always good

[@Shood33]

Undertaker vs mankind was awesome. I loved mankind vs big show in the boiler room brawl at backlash in 1999. And I’ll always love the cactus jack vs triple h matches. Brutal as anything. Thank you taker and co for what you did to entertain us.

[@Chrysaphius86]

It really breaks my heart knowing he retired without the streak intact

[@JeremiahEcks777]

Taker has always said that the Streak was made to be broken. If he retired, he didn't need it any more and it was a golden ticket to make someone. The issue was the person they chose to break it didn't need it and that it got taken away in a terrible match. And therefore it left a terrible taste in many people's mouthes. This is particularly galling now with recent possible allegations which I hope for Borck's sake are proven to be false. But if they're not, more evidence the Streak should not have gone to him.

[@alphanerd7221]

@@JeremiahEcks777 Should have been Edge.

[@JeremiahEcks777]

@@alphanerd7221 Edge would have kept his own streak going so, he works, yeah.

[@alphanerd7221]

@@JeremiahEcks777 They offered it to him and he said no.

[@JeremiahEcks777]

@@alphanerd7221 True, from what I hear. Everybody kept saying no. Except Brock. And it's arguable that's one of various reasons he shouldn't have had it.

[@joshmulligan950]

I always loved Shawn Michaels and Mankinds matches in what, 95? Such a great feud

[@DougieYT]

I remember the first time I saw The Undertaker live on television, I’ve been hooked on to wrestling ever since and it’s all thanks to this man😊.

[@murph6802]

I wanna know Takers favourite movies and what music he listens to.

[@williamalexander2390]

The sixth sense, Dead Man Walking, Tombstone..The T.V Show six feet under

[@Chalor.]

Yeah, that would be great to hear about, but it's not this hosts objective to ask those kinds of questions...at least not anytime soon. It seems like everyone doesn't have a clue that this whole podcast was a pay to play thing, then recently that went away. Like all of this isn't brand new.

[@ShawnMorgans1]

I Still To This Day get Chills When I See Undertaker Vs Kane At WrestleMania Or The Hell In A Cell Match With Mankind

[@packleader1215]

The grand kids would love having out with dude love. Party every time

[@bensheekey1399]

I think the closest modern equivalent of Mick Foley is Darby Allen. I mean did you see his back after Sting's retirement match?

[@elliotformayor]

You mean the unnecessary spot which added nothing to the sting retirement??

[@mikeredrugger]

Taker and Foley are definitely my top 5 wrestlers of all time!

[@ashleyandre5567]

Mankind and Kane definitely helped add another dimension to Taker's character

[@KS-xk2so]

I honestly wonder if the Taker character would've lasted without those 2... by '96 Taker was getting pretty stale, and had run several dud programs in a row. Mankind breathed new life into the character and it only grew from there with Kane in the mix.

[@Lightman0359]

What do you think of TNA's attempt at emulating Kane and Mankind, the master of dumbtacks, Abyss? Ignoring his Idiot Abyss/Abyss-a-Mania phase where he was posessed by Hogan's Hall of Fame Ring and pretending to be Kane pretending to be Hogan [which was a classic Kane moment, when he almost got Hogan and Rock to break with his impressions of them].

[@eugenedempsey2838]

Foley was brought in by Cornette Jim Ross and Bruce Prichard cause Vince didn't like em and Cornette and Prichard pushed for Glenn Jacobs as Kane

[@WorldFigureEntertainmentFigs]

One question I’ve always wanted to know is who did you tear your groin in 1999? I saw during the tag team buried alive match rock and hunter slid into your knee and you started to limp but I’ve always wondered, your the goat man always gonna be my favorite of all time

[@forgiven36511]

... Kane and the Undertaker couldn't be killed... Mick Foley wouldn't be killed...

[@aydenoryan]

I remember when I first experienced mick it was in WCW as cactus jack when he and Abdullah the butcher were tag team/frenemies and he came after Sting. I thought he was psychotic lol

[@TimLoyalToWifeHaterFreeZoneA]

Love It SixFeetUnderwithMarkCalaway Bro.

[@cazz8017]

Listening to Takers co host im picturing another CONRAD.. far from it

[@dominiquejones3805]

Taker be dropping serious gems. A lot of these wrestlers just throw n thumb tacs 4 no reason but 2 say they did it. Theres a certain psychology 2 when Mick did things

[@kenzowijaya1197]

I wonder what Taker's thought about working with Chris Kanyon

[@JeremiahEcks777]

He does really want to hurt him, apparently. In character.

[@KQ_T4I]

Taker was really high on him and kept praising him to Vince and wanted to work a program with him but Vince wasn’t interested, unfortunately. Chris himself also said on an old interview that Taker really liked him and wanted him to be pushed.

[@andrejohnson5928]

Worst co-host possible... please please please please make a change n watch the engagement go up... he dosent fit. Sorry to him but its just facts

[@MrRabiddogg]

a lot of the things you guys did back then that made sense are now being done just to do them. I remember when Andre and Hogan were only ones who could kick out of a finisher. Then Warrior came out and it sort of made sense for his character. Then you and Kane could do it. Now the popcorn guy is kicking out after taking 40 finishers.

[@johanchavarria6074]

Bro his matches with HHH are brutal especially WM27

[@Chichimee]

Woah he said Rolodex he’s an old school dude

[@Chalor.]

At my job we still have a rolodex. I was born in 1980, and that's still not super old school to me. But regardless, I still feel ya with that being an OG thing.

[@dannyz5534]

All 3 guys had that mystique to them. Thats what made their characters great. Those mandkind promos when he came out were creepy. Once they did the dude love and cactus jack he kind of lost that for me

[@armin38822]

Somebody should be in jail for what they did to Kane character. Glen was to nice behind the scenes.

[@SaviorInTheSun]

I love hearing stories from The Undertaker, but the host is annoying af.

[@michaelmartinez5217]

Kane should have gone old school, and walked the ropes on the last match between the 2 of them. But someone needs to bring the move back, but on the indie scene. The new product wwe has is too choreographed to do it justice.

[@Galactic-Bulge]

Mental kane (towel on head) was his best work

[@Legendskilled]

Hey Undertaker, would love to see you make a video on your impressions of Shawn Michael's back in the day

[@LG-ex9kg]

There is a massive noise in the background that puts you off takers stories. Please fix it

[@HellBoundsix]

This co host is just annoying and gives me a bad vibe. He thinks hes more important than he is. We want to hear taker talk dude.

[@50centaintenoughx33]

How’d this guy end up as Taker’s cohost?

[@dameinparker7636]

I like the original version of mankind. Socko mankind was a clown

[@Mr.Jtea3]

2:04 bout to be a meme now 🤦🏻‍♂️ 😂

[@skrillabagbg]

97 taker - 2011 taker was prime

[@JeremiahEcks777]

Hard to disagree in many ways but it misses out his matches with Foley and I think he did some career best storytelling vs. Mick.

[@nhuw125432]

Kane is the best character in WWE HANDS DOWN

[@huansitoaguilar9405]

Back in the day that's the match that sticks out the most for me Undertaker vs Mankind , 7:30 from beginning to end .

[@krishealey4294]

I think the more human Mark becomes the cooler he becomes

[@leonleon2276]

Man kind would make a great villan in a Batman film

[@mikehikes3902]

Faces on the bottom of their socks

[@ALKININA]

You Amazing ❤️ I love you Mark William 💓🤘

[@viking933]

1996-1999 my favourite years of taker

[@t-moneysac-town1164]

This interviewer is horrible

[@TexasWreckShop]

Mick is the biggest jerk I've ever met in person, but it's a damn shame that guy didn't win an emmy

[@MrIncrysis]

He's a communist, what do you expect?

[@Straitoil]

Hilarious interview

[@pollyon]

hahaha

[@brotherlittlefoot2216]

Mick is to wrestling what Chris Farley is/was to comedy.

[@chadjustice8560]

Terrible analogy. Farley wanted to be Belushi so bad but never came close. He was funny because he was overweight and that's it.

[@brotherlittlefoot2216]

@@chadjustice8560 What you said about Farley wanting to be Belushi was really stupid. Belushi never saw the success that Farley did. Farley had the ability to make other comedians laugh out loud,and was regularly the center of attention where ever he was. I won't use this to put down Belushi,though.

[@mr-bradstar3786]

Mick foley is mick

[@vortega472]

Maybe let Mark talk?

[@bane3991]

Now Mick is a SJW

[@AndreasMischke-q2f]

Taker, mankind, Shawn, Bret, the godfather, stone cold... And some else. Attitude era. That was special

[@treyperkins2667]

Foley is God

[@ALKININA]

Big fan of you undertaker

[@snerdterguson]

That would be an interesting Mt. Rushmore. Call it the personal sacrifice Mt. Rushmore. Mick for certain Terry Funk also for certain Abdullah the Butcher Some will laugh, but Shano Mack deserves consideration Hardy Boyz Definitely a bunch of ECW wrestlers, and I don't know that many of the names for guys who did the Japanese death match shows outside of the few I mentioned. I know I'm both forgetting a bunch of names and unaware of many.

[@paulquick8806]

He saw Snuka missing Bob Backlund missing the plunge and hitting, Don Moraco was amazing to all of us,,,

[@AirikLuz]

Undertaker peak was 07 but my favorite was 97/98

[@jessicacrabtree6796]

Kane was scarier than the Undertaker... But Undertaker was always my favorite... The music and the mask Kane was more scary...

[@andyjackson304]

Mick put his body through hell during the HIAC match. Mark said he was pleading with him, let's go home, Mick, we don't need to do anything else, let's go home.

[@ilbercgross4736]

Foley has a Mount Rushmore all to himself. Cactus Jack, Dude Love, Mankind, and Mick Foley. All four were different.

[@fazejmo1953]

Not sure if anyone else has posted this or you saw it Taker, but the 9 Lives of Hulk Hogan on Vice attributes his neck injury to your Survivor Series tombstone. Such BS. You protected the hell out of him. We all know it's crap. Long Live Taker!!