Undertaker Says Watching Wrestlers Make TikToks Backstage Is ‘Disheartening’, Says Talent Had A ‘Bad Day’ If They Weren’t Watching The Monitor In His Era

The Undertaker speaks his mind.

In the past, Undertaker has been open about his feelings towards the current state of the wrestling locker rooms, often questioning why wrestlers choose to play video games backstage and taking issue with things feeling a bit soft compared to his era.

Speaking on the latest edition of his Six Feet Under podcast with Michelle McCool, Undertaker said that it can be disheartening to go backstage sometimes, as stars are filming TikToks instead of watching the matches that are taking place in the arena.

“For me, I’m a notorious old school dude, man. It’s disheartening sometimes when I go to one of the shows and if you can even find talent — I’ve heard recent stuff that you’ve said, like to even catch talent backstage watching matches, like most of them are filming TikToks and doing all this other [stuff]. Even when I was still on the road full-time and [Michelle McCool] was on the road full-time, if you weren’t sitting there watching the monitor, it was going to be a bad day for you.”

Elsewhere in the podcast, Undertaker’s guest Gunther spoke about his view of achievements and accolades in wrestling. Learn more by clicking here.

Following SummerSlam, Gunther is out of action indefinitely. Learn more by clicking here.

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