“He’s a huge babyface,” The Undertaker calls for a WWE roast show after getting inspired from Tom Brady Roast on Netflix, suggests two top names for it

The Undertaker wants to roast Triple H and Stephanie McMahon in a roast show.

“He’s a huge babyface,” The Undertaker calls for a WWE roast show after getting inspired from Tom Brady Roast on Netflix, suggests two top names for it

The Undertaker (via WrestleTalk/Marca/Netflix)

The Undertaker proposes many ideas for WWE. He has done it in the past, and he will do so in the future as well. This is the time he has an idea about a WWE roast show inspired by Tom Brady Roast on Netflix. The Deadman looked positive about such a unique concept show and even named his fellow stars as the top names for it.

Speaking on the Six Feet Under Podcast, the Phenom suggested that there should be a mix-up of things during WWE Hall of Fame ceremonies. Therefore, a roast show can be an epic choice to be featured on WrestleMania Week. He suggested that to run a dummy model of the show, Stephanie McMahon and Triple H could be the proper candidates.

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Triple H. Stephanie [Stephanie McMahon]. I'm just thinking, we need to do a test model, I think we should do Stephanie. She's back in the fold. Back in the company. It's gonna be Stephanie or Triple H. That's perfect. [Triple H] right now is the shizz. He's a huge babyface.
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The Demon from Death Valley said that he was not down for volunteering for such an activity. However, the Game and the Billion Dollar Princess can be the buzz, keeping their current popularity in mind. Moreover, The Undertaker also expressed that there are a lot of Hall of Famers in WWE before him that he wants to see getting roasted.

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It was quite a hilarious opinion by the Deadman. WWE will be hosting their Hall of Fame ceremony next year in Las Vegas. If the company decides to have such a show, it will certainly add a bit of spice to the monotonous WrestleMania week.

The Undertaker drew comparison between the Renaissance Era and the Attitude Era

The Undertaker has been an enthusiast of professional wrestling. As such, the Deadman drew a comparison between the Attitude Era and the current era. Speaking on Busted Open Radio, the Phenom admitted that the business is at an all-time high right now.

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The Undertaker (via- Wrestling Inc)

The Deadman stated that the cities are already sold out in the company programming, even for the weekly show. This was not the case during the Attitude Era. However, the aspect of storytelling is widely missing from this new era in the company, which was the foundation of 90s wrestling.

I would never say anything is better than the Attitude Era, I mean, that's just – I'm gonna hold on to that, but what's going on now is as close as you're ever gonna get and they're making more money.
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It can be said that the Renaissance Era is better in terms of business than the Attitude Era. The WWE Hall of Famer audaciously claimed that, in his opinion, nothing is better than the Era of Attitude.

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