“I’m gonna get hate,” The Undertaker breaks silence after being spotted with Vince McMahon at the Super Bowl amidst ongoing s*x trafficking lawsuit
The Undertaker makes controversial statements about his association with Vince McMahon despite the Janel Grant lawsuit.
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Vince McMahon and The Undertaker (via WrestleTalk)
The Undertaker and Vince McMahon were recently spotted together at Super Bowl LIX in New Orleans. Photos of the two quickly went viral, sparking backlash from fans who criticized the WWE Hall of Famer for associating with McMahon amid the ongoing lawsuit. In response to the criticism, The Deadman addressed the controversy with statements that have since generated further debate.
Speaking on Busted Open Radio, The Phenom defended his friendship with Vince McMahon despite the ongoing lawsuit and controversies. He acknowledged McMahon as the man who shaped his career with the utmost respect and expressed deep gratitude toward the former WWE chairman. The Hall of Famer stated that while McMahon could be in the wrong, it is not his place to judge.
I was his guest, yeah. Look, I’m gonna get hate for that. Listen, I don’t know. I don’t know. People [say], ‘Oh, you guys are so close you know everything.’ I don’t know what has been done, what hasn’t been done. We don’t talk about those things, right? But he is a friend of mine.
The Undertaker via Busted Open
Moreover, The Deadman emphasized that he has a small, tight-knit circle of people he genuinely cares about, and McMahon remains an integral part of it. Acknowledging that his comments and association might invite criticism, he stated that he has no issues with the backlash. Regardless of public opinion, he intends to maintain his bond with his mentor.
Aside from The Undertaker and Vince McMahon, Shane McMahon was also spotted at Super Bowl LIX. The Phenom admitted that while the game itself was wild, McMahon did an incredible job of creating a memorable experience for his friends. Additionally, the former world champion shared that it felt right to reconnect with Mr. McMahon for the first time since his back surgery.
The Undertaker reacts to Ricky Starks’ NXT debut
Ricky Starks stunned the wrestling world with his surprise debut in NXT earlier this week. The shocking move caught not only the WWE Universe off guard but also WWE Superstars, including The Undertaker. The Phenom recently revealed when and where he first met the 34-year-old.
Speaking on Busted Open Radio, The Undertaker revealed that he first met Starks at a gym years ago. The Hall of Famer had high praise for the former AEW star, describing him as a respectful and supportive individual. He admitted that seeing Starks debut in NXT took him by surprise but also filled him with joy, as he was proud to witness the young star’s growth.
I’ve always had great conversations with him, such a good kid… Yes, so that (NXT debut) caught me completely off guard. I hadn’t seen him in probably a year and a half, maybe. And then I just looked up and saw him there.
The Undertaker via Busted Open Radio
Additionally, The Undertaker shared that Starks played a role in helping his wife, Michelle McCool, prepare for her Royal Rumble return a few years ago. Having known Starks long before his WWE debut, The Phenom praised him as a dedicated individual determined to make a lasting impact in the industry.
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