Hold onto your Stetsons and prepare for pyro, folks—the “American Badass” is reportedly revving his way back into the WWE spotlight! According to PWInsider Elite, wrestling’s most intimidating Grim Reaper with a podcast, The Undertaker, has been spotted in Los Angeles ahead of tonight’s historic WWE Raw debut on Netflix. Word on the street is that a motorcycle is ready to go, so fans can expect a return of the denim-clad, Kid Rock-vibing version of The Deadman. Yes, it’s 2000s nostalgia time, and we’re all invited.
The Deadman’s Netflix Cameo
The Undertaker’s return isn’t just a surprise; it’s scripted! Insiders confirm he’ll be rolling into the arena in style. His last in-ring cameo was during WrestleMania 40, where he helped Cody Rhodes topple Roman Reigns, delivering a chokeslam to The Rock. (Yes, that happened. Still less chaotic than most family Thanksgivings.)
But these days, the man behind the tombstone, Mark Calaway, spends more time behind a mic than inside a ring. His podcast, Six Feet Under with Mark Calaway, has shocked fans with its candid dive into wrestling’s past and his life beyond the undead.
What’s On Tap for Raw’s Netflix Debut?
Tonight’s show is a who’s-who of wrestling legends, including John Cena, The Rock, and Hulk Hogan. (Hogan promises not to “brother” everyone too much.) Alongside these icons, WWE has crafted a card designed to break streaming records:
- Seth Rollins vs. CM Punk – Years of tension explode in a grudge match. Expect Rollins to bring drip; expect Punk to bring receipts.
- Liv Morgan vs. Rhea Ripley – A battle of dominance for the Women’s World Championship.
- Roman Reigns & Solo Sikoa – Family feuds take center stage as they clash for the Ula Fala and the Tribal Chief title.
- Jey Uso vs. Drew McIntyre – Jey looks for payback, and Drew looks for more ways to make his sword a legal weapon.
Why The Undertaker’s Return Matters
For decades, The Undertaker’s entrances have been a masterclass in theatricality, blending fear and awe. His “American Badass” persona may have ditched the urns for Harley-Davidsons, but the aura remains. With tonight’s Netflix debut promising a blend of nostalgia and new rivalries, having the Deadman ride into the action is just the kind of cinematic moment WWE thrives on.
So buckle up—literally if you’re The Undertaker—and get ready for a night of unforgettable action, drama, and maybe a chokeslam or two.