The Undertaker, WWE Hall of Fame Wrestler | Hotboxin' with Mike Tyson
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- Опубліковано 16 лют 2023
- Mike Tyson and The Undertaker are providing the crossover the world has been waiting for. Mark Calaway, AKA The Undertaker, is joining Mike and co-host Sebastian Joseph-Day to go behind the scenes of his most iconic storylines, reminisce on stories from back in the day, and even discusses a potential WWE career for one of our hosts. This is an episode you don't want to miss.
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I was a huge fan of Taker as a kid but I'm a bigger fan of Mark Callaway as an adult!!! The dude is just an awesome guy
This comment! Fr thooo!!!!! As an adult i see him more as an actual human being then just an entertainer 😂😂😂🤙🏾🤙🏾🤙🏾 man this is cool
Stone Cold too. Seeing them humanize is 👌🏾
@@donheenboone2488 oh yeaa you right stone cold too hella funny
Indubitably!! 👌🏽
He's really transitioned well from amazing entertainer and athlete, to a brilliant personality.
Man, it is clear that Mike Tyson is more than just a casual fan of pro wrestling. Man has the knowledge. He really respects pro wrestling and it's awesome to see.
For real man, when he brought up Sheik and then pointed out that he wasn't talking about the Iron Sheik but the original Sheik I was really surprised.
Mike Tysons and Stone Colds moment was EPIC during that ,month or 2 sxuff
Anyone remember thst
Mike Tyson is in the ring
Then the bottle breaks and Stone Colds music plays and tney get face to face
Stone Cold said you might be the baddest man on the planet in boxing
But your standimg infront of the baddest SOB on the planet amd this is my ring.
EPIC TIMES
@@TheSeledoonArmy yes it was
Stone Cold the Rock Undertaker kane booker T
I remember when the undertaker went through a biker role
Lol
Agreed 👍 think he's right into back in the day stuff it's good to see
Fr, bro, dude knew all this shit lol, but didn't even look like he knew wtf he was promoting in the ad sponsor in this video xD
A lot of people forget Tyson was a part of a Wrestlemania main event with Shawn & Austin. He showed his love for wrestling a long time ago.
One of my favorite storylines. If I could describe it, it was battle of the rebels for who was going to lead the next Era of wrestling. Despite the injuries it was still a good story. Mike Tyson just enhanced it.
48:39 HBK SCSA Tyson
Iirc he called Steve Austin "Cold Stone" 😂
An absolute legend in the ring, the Deadman was the greatest character in wrestling history. Not just that, he kept in character for so long that he never managed to live a normal life. It’s amazing to get an insight into the man himself, Mark Calaway. Very well spoken, humble and polite. Brilliant interview 👑
I was really young back then, in 1993 or whatever, and really believed he was working in a mourge for paul bearer, became strong from digging graves, and bearer signed him up for pricefighting
Later his character became kind of ridicoulous when they added more extras and i got older.
Then he started coming to the ring on a motorcycle with a bandana on his head and i start digging it again. Watching this interview, that was an amped up version of himself, that's what makes it dope
@Anton Chigurh
There's no country for me.........because I'm old
No offense, because Taker has always been a fan. Nobody, has ever come close to Stone Cold Steve Austin.
@@heatherphillips5983 Stone Cold was fantastic, the main figure of the attitude era. But the Undertaker stayed at the top for over 20 years. No one compares to Taker
💯th like
I'm a 39 year old black man straight from the hood. And i can honestly admit The Undertaker shaped a good portion of my life. When things were pretty bad I stay in my room and watch WWF NOT wwe. Lol thank you Taker you're the greatest Wrestler of all time
Taker was a G bro
Why did we need to know the first part of the comment?
It's always gonna be WWF to me
@@mr.lamphun7789 idk prolly jus so people know that people from all walks of life can relate to one thing and/or undertaker has impacted all different kinds of peoples life
Straight from what hood? Why do you Americans always love to boast?
There are children in 3rd world countries who have a harder life than you, I dunno if you're trying to gain some type of "rep" by mentioning that you're from the hood, but that was madd corny.
You can see it in Mike’s eyes he has a great admiration for Undertaker. One of the best episodes hands down 🔥
Yeah Like Mike CHILDREN DONT HAVE for Christians FROM Tome unfortunateljy.
@@AIPAC633 Whaaat?!?
🔥💯🦾💯
@I am the one yea, fr, what on earth are you trying to say?
Mike is right WWE is soap opera for men. My dad used to tell me that when I made fun of my mom for watching those Spanish novelas.of course I'm referring to when I was a child.
Taker was definitely surprised by Mike's throwback knowledge. You can tell that it was a joy for him to take that ride down memory lane.
Tears in my eyes watching and listening to this. My childhood in a wrap. I’m 30 now and Taker still gives me chills. I always cover my eyes everytime He comes out of the Ring
Soft as fuck
Relax, bud...
I feel you brother. I'm 28 with two kids now. Shit oldest is almost ten...... where'd my childhood go lbvs!!!
😂
I was 9 years old when I went to Wrestlemania 7 (beginning of the streak) and he scared the crap out of me... When I went to Wrestlemania 9, I was a huge Undertaker fan...
The most dedicated man in sport and entertainment. A legend amongst legends! The hardest working performer for 30 + years! A loyal company man who stayed in character for 30 + years who was also a locker room leader! Mark Calaway deserves all of his flowers! The Undertaker is, ironically, such an unforgettable part of so many people's lives.
Well said 👏🏿 👏🏿👏🏿
Why ironically?
The Goat !
Give that man a 🌷
As soon as you hear those bells, it don't matter where you're from in the world, you know.
These two killed it in the 80s, 90s and 00s and now are sitting here today and talking about it all. Epic!
Tyson should get stone cold since they have history
Taker also killed it in the 10s
Coco b ware. We need the 🦜 🐦 🦜
Absolutely
Im from PR and I remember the Brody stuff. That happened about 20 or so minutes from my house.
I can't even lie, shit brought a tear to my eye when The Taker said, " People would walk up to him saying Thank You for Monday Night Raws and etc., you save my life"! Shit real, cause I felt that!
That part hit me hard, because Taker had that effect on me at a really low point in my youth. His Undertaker character, had a positive effect when I was at my lowest point.
I love his story of the woman who wanted to commit suicide but didnt because she didnt want to miss out on what he was going to do. That happens more often than you would think. Artists and entertainers have such a profound impact on our mental well being. We like to think they dont, but they do.
It's true. I don't want to off myself until I see gta 6 for myself
You're totally right. They have a profound effect on our mental well-being, for good or for bad. Be careful and mindful of what you consume.
Na. You need to have the faith that you're great within yourself. I know families instill that through lineage, but someone shouldn't have the power to up you or down you like that.
@@dread1262 😂😟
@@Aerochalklate 😁
In boxing, you hear Mike Tyson, you’re done.
In WWE, you hear the gong, you’re done.
Two legends in their respective careers
It will always be the WWF to me!
Well wrestling isn't real though
@@dr.loomis4221 it’s choreographed by athletes, you can’t fake gravity. And boxing has been known to be fixed at times……
@@dr.loomis4221 taker is a BJJ black belt and got pretty good boxing. Kane did shoot fighting for a bit they won’t be no pushover
@@dr.loomis4221 it's not fake it's pre determined everything those guys do in the ring is real and put their bodies on the line
Mike’s ability to recall things is insane, he’s recalling these old wrestlers nearly as good as he recalls boxers and he’s doing it so fast for someone who by all rights should have memory trouble.
His thinking is actually pretty sharp all things considered
Mike Tyson did not take a lot of damage in his career and in training.
that's the end result of constantly working on excellent head movement. The art of NOT getting hit is just as important as the art of knowing how to hit. All praise and thanks to Cusdmato.
@@johnnyc0811 he smokes weed by the kilo though which impacts memory
Tyson is a "student of the game". He was a huge wrestling fan. Your point is right though, his memory is insane.
Mike Tyson is actually a good interviewer. He asks good questions, and he lets people talk. Looking forward to more.
I’m hoping the 7 likes for this comment are all your friends and know that you are meaning the complete opposite of what you are saying😂 I don’t think taker completed one story before Mike asked about Andre again😂😂😂
@@landaulgosto3596 - Maybe Crush you should watch some other interviews on mainstream media stations & see that most guests don't even get one sentence out before responding to a question. If they even answer the question at all.
Tyson, for an amateur interviewer, was doing quite well. There's a trick to keeping the flow of conversation going or guests can talk forever.
Oh, but how would I know that?
Because I worked on some of the bigger TV talk shows in the 70s & 80s in NYC.
I'm not being sarcastic with you, your question is valid.
I'm just justifying what I said. I'm not a bus driver or mortician.
@@lastrada52 you are FAR off brother. Please lay off the whacky tabacky also
@@landaulgosto3596 - Someone named Crush is telling me I'm "far off" & should lay off the whacky tabacky when just saying tobacco would have been enough.
I'll lay off the whacky tabacky if you lay off the helium when you talk.
I was thinking the same thing. He constantly talked over taker and was hard to understand quite often.
I remember Wrestlemania 25 with Shawn Micheals. One of my favorite matches of all time.....but that hell in a cell with Mick Foley was the greatest match of all time. Thank you Mark Callaway for an unforgettable experience. Now that I get to experience the real you with your new work, I love you even more. Thank you.
I think WWE posted a video of both of them rewatching and breaking down that match play by play for the first time in YEARS..man what a time
The Undertaker is as recognizable a name in wrestling as Mike Tyson is in boxing. Man’s a legend
True
Heck no. Stop it. Don't disrespect the Iron Man. If you weren't a wrestler fan. Most people don't know Taker. everyone knows Iron man good or bad. People knows his name. That's the difference
@@truegrizzlesfan2292 never heard of the iron man
@@truegrizzlesfan2292 okay, that’s why he said in wrestling
@@truegrizzlesfan2292 who is “Iron Man”? Robert Downey Jr??
Just happy to live in a time where i get to listen to Mike Tyson and The Undertaker, sitting in a room having a chat. This great side of social media. 2 LEGENDS
There’s a lot of downside to the interwebz but yeah sometimes it’s the shit
Is it really Mike and undertaker talking or is it someone else
What a treat. 2 of my all time favorites sitting and chatting. Big respect to the hosts for not interrupting their guest
This shit can make me cry. I’m 29 I’ll be 30 this December and the impact that Taker, the Rock, Stone cold and that whole era had on my upbringing is massive. S/O to that era of wrestling and everyone involved and the fans just like me.
Seriously I was born in 1993 also and I'm turning 30 next month in May lol and thinking back to the N64/attitude wrestling/great music era
I realized that was the peak of humanity
We had five star entertainment were so blessed and lucky to have the taker and hardy boys at there prime,stone cold,the rock,DX!!, Eddie Guerrero,too cool
We had the best of the best man
I remember all of it
The era prior to that was even better....i saw both those decades. Early Undertaker was scarier too
I'm almost 40 and same boat! I remember him breaking thru in 1991. I was 7. Crazy how long he wrestled, what a legend!
10 out of 10 interview!! Mike being such a fan of wrestling made it even better
Come on, he WAS a member of DX at one point.
Also hearing JR say "Tyson & Austin!! TYSON & AUSTIN!!!"
@@T3l3MuNd0 lol classic man. Damn time flies
Right! It’s awesome that Mike knew so much about wrestling
Ali was a fan as well. Remember Gorgeous George? Ali studied that crazy Mofo and decided to play heel.
Whenever he brought up Dusty Rhodes' lisp mike changed the subject lol
Respect to the Undertaker👊. He seemed otherworldly on TV as a kid, but he's clearly just a humble, hardworking guy who was also a great showman👍
Yeah, he has to be one of the most humble and chill wrestlers out there. He was even the “backstage judge” for their wrestlers court😂
Facts bro. Everything Taker did blew my mind as a kid. I'm still pretty astonished by it if I'm being honest.
I used to be terrified of this man when I was a kid. Truly the greatest to ever do it
@@MarvoloSalazar me to man😭 when I was like 3 or 4, I couldn’t even watch his entrances 😭
He used to scare us as kids, when he threw Mankind thru that steel cage onto the ring we was like he was so strong he threw Mankind thru the who cage..
Prime Tyson and Taker in one room is a nightmare to see 😂. My favorite boxer and wrestler ever! Can’t wait to watch/ listen to this!
It's great to see the 2 best gladiators and entertainers having a normal conversation. True legends!
Two icons of their professions.
Undertaker and Mike Tyson = Legends.
@captain scentsible39 😂😂😂😂
Two goats that were big and in their prime at the exact same time
@captain scentsible39 Yeah, you right
@captain scentsible39 That's why they say about me.
And the other guy
Taker is retired for years now and he done a lot of interviews but it's still feels weird to see him doing all of this stuff. Can't believe he manages to keep his character mysterious for 30 years. Definitely a GOAT in wrestling. Thank you Taker for 30 years.
Probably why he loves talking about it now, and appreciate the fuck outta everyone who is still interested in hearing it. He's said numerous times that he's do thankful for the fans, all the cool questions, and finds it therapeutic to get it all out after a generation of literally not being himself at all
They called it Kayfabe then. You lived your character everyday all day. Same here so happy to see him like this.
He hasn't been retired for years he retired like, last year
He only retired last year my friend
Taker gave me chills with some of the most iconic ring entrances ever. I’m from Brooklyn and I’ve seen it all in the hood. But when a WWF match came on, and he was fighting, EVERYONE stopped and watched his matches. Dude was iconic
These are literally 2 of my heroes growing up and as an adult I feel like I’ve gotten to follow their journey and both Iron Mike and Taker have become incredible men. I’ll always support both of them.
I lost my dad in 95 I was nine, from 96-03 wrestling made me forget about the world and just be able to root for my hero’s! Undertaker and mankind will forever be one of my favorite matches.
I’m impressed with Mike’s knowledge of Pro-wrestling.
He was part of the wwf for years
@@justinfreeman1209 for years lol?
@@justinfreeman1209
not years, he just had a cpl skits
Was and still is . Mike Tyson is a wrestling fan. If I ever watch wrestling again it'll be because of Mike Tyson.
Yeah I was impressed, he was mentioning names I haven't heard in years
I can listen to Mike talk about wrestling for hours. I love his enthusiasm.😊
Undertaker vs Kane was one the most epic stories for me in WWE
Facts bro smh
Sting vs NWO great stories
“THAT’S GOTTA BE KANE!”
@@nandilukas1129 lol
I think kane shoulda been the one too end the streak if anyone
Love hearing Taker's stories. It's crazy how much Mike knows about the business
Mike has been in WrestleMania as a guest referee. He got involved in the match a bit.
@@MichaelMaxwell747 mike came in 90s to wwf feud with stone cold
@@MichaelMaxwell747 special enforcer you mean. His knowledge is well before that time
@@DatHeat2 Yes I just meant he has had several appearances and I am not surprised that he knows of stuff, before he or I were born, about wrestling.
@@DatHeat2 but he ended up as the official referee a VERY fast counting one lol
People forget just how big of a wrestling fan Tyson is. Dude is naming legends, obscure shit even most modern fans would be unaware of.
Mark was so gracious and professional when Mike kept interrupting him.
Mike Tyson's wrestling knowledge is insane.. he really is a student of the game. Great podcast. 🐐 🐐
Tyson was one of the 1st celebrities in wwe.
@@AceW0rld He helped start the Attitude Era in a way
@@poems2895 shawn michaels started the attitude era.
@@brandocalrissian3294 Vince McMahon started the attitude era.
@@brandocalrissian3294 does it really matter who started it ? Lol sounds like a bunch of sissy fighting to me 🤣💀
I love how Mike is a fan and respects the craft of wrestling
My favorite wrestler. I’m an 80’s baby that had 2 brother that loved contact sports. My 2nd oldest brother, who’s 7 years older than me, had the VCR tapes (VHS) and he is a die hard wrestling fanatic. I latched on to The Undertaker character back in the mid 90’s my brothers watched his character development and I caught on when he was that guy! Nostalgia 🎉🎉
I met him a year ago, I was one of his pilots on a flight. Great guy, humble guy. Some of those guys keep you going when you're having to sleep on a couch.
Cool to know Mike was living out his childhood dreams during his WWF appearances. Hope he has more wrestlers on the program.
He's had Ric Flair on here some months back
We need that stone cold appearance
I want him to get The Great Khali
@@greglouch oh shit i gotta watch that next woooo
I would like to see Triple H on the show.
The fact that Tyson has his own long form talk show is amazing. If you told me 25 years ago that Tyson would have a podcast, after you explained to me what a podcast was, I'd tell you you were crazy.
I think the majority of Tyson fans from the 80s would agree with you. Lol. I love and appreciate every version from each decade of Mike Tyson.
yeah to think mike tyson interviewing undertaker in 2001 would have been broadcasted nationally lol
@@riptaye As it should 💯
We just couldn't Imagine ...Just like 5 or 10 ,15 , 20 years from now is gonna be wild ..But yea i dont put anything or nothing Past anything especially in the future
Tyson will literally do anything seems like a great guy he's got his wrestling kudos , he's been in the hangover now podcasts 😂👏
I’m so glad taker was always in character. Mark seems like such a chill dude and I wouldn’t be able to take him seriously as taker if he was out there doing interviews. Glad he gets to tell his stories though.
When even mike tyson says hes "nervous"
Shows how respected and badass undertaker is
Taker is definitely that guy that just hangs out with potheads for the great conversation. Can’t even describe how much I respect this man. He had the career that any man dreams of out of any profession. Came out at the absolute top in regards to respect and admiration. He is the epitome of Legend.
Reallly surprised by Mike's knowledge of generations of pro wrestling. It really keeps the conversation going. And as everyone else has stated, Taker Is great, friendly, humble, gives everyone credit without talking about himself.
Honestly it's so dope it could've been a Jake Paul interview with bs idiotic shot but but was about to expand and explore like tattooed tatty girl chant
He was the guest referee at WrestleMania
Mike has always been around the business since a very early age
I think he just studies warriors and athletes that push themselves to the extreme of all backgrounds.
😭
This is pure gold for people who watched boxing and wrestling in the 80s/90s. Massive respect shown by both legends. ❤
Taker was and is my favourite wrestler, he evolved along with wwf/wwe and the business. The loyalty he showed to Vince by never leaving wwe, he played the undertaker character full time. He never broke kayfabe. Not until he knew it was time to let the undertaker rest in peace
I remember watching Undertaker Vs. Shawn Michaels, when Shawn went for a back moonsalt off the top rope to taker outside the ring and was clearly going to land right on his neck, and undertaker swipes his leg fast enough to make sure he landed without serious injury. So much respect for the dedication and talent in the hall of famers.
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 90s era wrestling up to 05 bro smh odeeeee sting used to be my nigga
@@danteprice1874 that dude Sting still wylin in his 60s jumpin off balconies through tables and shit lmao absolute animal
@@FFadeaway 😂😂😂😂🔥🔥🔥🔥
Wow man I forgot about this, I was probably 8 when it happened. Holy shit memory unlocked lol
Ironically Taker botched a spot in the same match when Shawn injured his back and had to retire because of this. And both had real life backstage heat back then
The most revered WWE superstar of all-time. The way he took a cartoon character and made it last 3 decades, is insane and needs to be studied. He’s on the Mt. Rushmore and the only man that can claim the fact that he’s been a STAR (active) throughout six different eras in WWE’s history. 🐐
So true. The way he became The American Badass right before or around 9/11 really solidified him as someone who can change his character and make it work. We needed that American badass gimmick during that time
🤺☦🇷🇺Revered?lol.Your "professional" wrestling is fake, American z0mbies wtf🤦♂️😅🤣🤣
@@Username12665 You American z0mbies watch fake wrestling with a bunch of old men dressed in tights and costumes like lil girls and playing make believe 🤦♂️😅🤣🤣🤣
Agree… buuuut, he’s not on Rushmore. He gets his own statue, Liberty Island style 🗽
@@SegaGentleman I never liked the American bad ass, but that did show his versatility.
He is 100% correct about the impact it has on people. As a young Australian boy growing up in 90s and 2000s wresting on foxtel has to be some of the most fondest memories I have... the excitement, the frustration of my favourite wrestlers trying to get up. Now I have two boys of my own and my eldest son loves wrestling it's great seeing that spark in him and his excitement and wonder.
I love you Tyson and Undertaker. As a kid, you two were the biggest winners of my life.
Haven’t watched wrestling in years but hearing Mark recall and walk us through so many matches I’ve seen growing up is so nostalgic
Crazy how Mike was walking us thru those old matches as well! ❤
What's so cool about 'Taker is that with all the accolades that he has garnered (obviously one of the top five or six wrestlers of all time, without a doubt best gimmick)---he's incredibly gracious and gives everyone else their due. One of Tysons best interviews.
Couldn’t agree more
Facts 💯
Spot on
To see two of my childhood heroes sit for a conversation is everything. I never thought they’d be as cool with each other as they are. This is so dope!
Mike really loves wrestling you can just tell. He definitely was watching since he was a kid.
I've met a lot of celebrities; but when I met The Undertaker, the experience was unforgettable.
it's been my dream for years to at least watch him in the ring live...just like neil peart;(another man i admired for so long) i guess i'll never get my chance. i hate that, man.maybe i'll still meet taker before i....rest....IN...peeeeace!!!! *gong*
Why was it unforgettable?
@@Joseph-lz5er because he mimics a freaking dead person who's still alive. When I met him, he had a dark vibe about him which wasn't unreal
@@kingmajin I watched him live when he fought cm punk some years ago at wrestlemania and it’s one thing to see it on tv but in person it’s a hell of an experience. When that gong hits and you don’t get goosebumps u may wanna check your pulse u might be dead
@@LowKeyDee1620 I bet. Man, I was so waiting for the lights to just…*gong!* goes off cause it was smackdown; which undertaker was on at the time
The Taker used to walk the top rope. Considering his size that was some impressive display of athleticism. Also when he tossed Mick Foley from the top of the cage is something I will always remember.
Crazy how iron Mike talks so soft and quiet but he was a beast and can beat the crap out of anyone back in his prime and he was savage: what a different man.
It just happens to most all retired boxers, when your job consists of taking heavy blows to the head for a living... it slows you down. No disrespect to Mike, god love'm he was the best as a heavy weight champ, but I'm sure he will even tell you It's scrambled his eggs a bit.
this video deserves 3million views because they've both entertained us for 3 decades
Almost there... 2.9M...
3.2mil we there
The most hardworking, dedicated, respected, strong wrestler of all times.
What about Steve Austin
I think that place is already taken by Lesnar, since he was actually UFC heavyweight champion for a while.
@@marvinp.3563 lesner is invalid in the wwf, he is a cool ufc fighter and that is it
@@GeorgAndexlerAndexler taker and steve were the only good ones
I think you are confusing strong with tough
Both Tyson and Undertaker my favorite, and both national treasures... Both wore black, gave us FIREWORKS and always so much mystery behind everything they did...
Damn dude I just had to do a double take. I read “both were black” 😂😂 I was like ummm I think you’re wrong sir lmao
@@JimmyR83 lmao I thought the same thing
@@JimmyR83same 😂😂😂😂
@@JimmyR83 hahaha well some people say everyone originally came from Africa, so if you believe that, then technically Taker is black.
@@brandocalrissian3294 touché my friend
Tyson is the only person who could so obviously read off a teleprompter and convince me to buy something. I don't even remember what I bought.
The Undertaker is the bar of how good gimmicks were worked for so long and how their character evolved, devolved, resurrected and brought back to a closure. There will never be another like him because he was the first. I'm glad I was watching Taker as I grew into adulthood.
Mike never lets Mark finish his stories
Mike Tyson sure does know his wrestling!! 2 icons chilling and talking wrestling. This was awesome! I smiled throughout the whole podcast.
Yea mike is a real old school fan one reason y he was happy to be there in 98
I’m the same but much younger
isn't he the special guest referee in HBK vs Austin?
Mike Tyson knows a ton about combat sports. As much as pro wrestling is fake there's still stiff shots and receipts getting thrown around
You gotta remember Mike Tyson was part of D.X. and N.W.O
Mike naming all the old school wrestlers really impressed the undertaker. Got a sense of true admiration.
The respect mike and mark have for eachother is incredible to see. It's rare that anyone is on Mike's podcast and is as chilled and relaxed as taker is. So many people come in tense and intimidated by Mike that seeing taker just lounged out relaxed and enjoying the conversation is incredible to see. You can tell these two have a great amount of respect for eachother and an amazing friendship. Two of the biggest legends EVER of their respective careers.
Greatest Wrestling character ever, grew up on this guy
True
Stone cold Steve Austin is the greatest character
@@chrisw1197I think he means gimmick wise
I agree. Undertaker is legendary.
Undertaker had the best gimmick Austin surpassed hogan because he sold more merchandise Rvd& Rey mysterio was creative and innovative and Bret Hart was just the greatest and ring worker with the best skills
Let's all be honest to one another, we all didn't think this would happen that one day The Undertaker would sit down hotboxing with Mike Tyson.
Freaking Gold!
#Legends
Wanna have sexy and reminisce about it?
Anything is possible!
Did he smoke?
U probably thought that but us smart people knew it was only a matter of time
Facts❗️
Mike Tyson reading a message from the sponsor is priceless 😂
The amount of wrestling knowledge Mike has is INSANE and shocked the hell out of me LOL... I bet The Undertaker was not ready for that!
Mike Tyson’s memory is INSANE!
You can tell the impression these wrestlers had on his life.
Just like Tyson, these wrestlers were larger than life!
True statement mate , that’s where I built a lot of my personality watching it threw the 90s as a kid , was a no nonsense , no woke bulls*** era , now today if someone’s called overweight they say there mental health has suffered 😂😂😂
@@StarBoyyX The irony is if they went back to how it used to be in 90’s, it would explode in popularity. People are so sick of pc culture and would be all over it.
@@theDiReW0lf yeah mate 100 percent , and with the social nightclub scene in London , everything has massively deteriorated, the vibes gone and the personality’s and people that made the atmosphere , the last of the real people were born in the 90s , in my opinion everything’s been on decline since 2012 where I am in London Uk , pc culture the new gen forget how to make real connections loads of things gone wrong on a domino effect , but nothing beats that feeling on the Friday night waiting for raw 9pm sky sports 1 ,attitude era and those times , proper nostalgia , no social media , you had to go out to socialise , what it’s all about 🤝👊
If you would told 12 year old me that Mike Tyson and the Undertaker would have an amazing conversation, I wouldn’t have been able to comprehend it, let alone believe it.
What an amazing time to be alive
12 year-old me saw WM14, so they were in the same places for a while.
@@theoneanton Apparently, we were 12 at the same time. That was a fun WrestleMania that year.
If anyone would have told me that Kane would be a mayor back when I was 12 which was 2004 I wouldn't believe you. It's surreal to see guys we used to watch do other things besides Wrestling.
Tyson really knows his pro wrestling shit. Correcting Taker about the Von Erich's history, his reaction to Taker saying his first match was against Brody, talking about the Original Sheik - he's the sort of celebrity ambassador that pro wrestling companies would want. Such a deep respect and knowledge of the industry.
Tyson: “what kinda people are these??”🤣🤣🤣🤣
I find it incredibly cool that even after a 30+ year career, we still get to learn the other side of Mark Calloway. It's like a whole new light to him that we finally get to learn.
Yeah. It's great actually. Cool for sure
Oh damn, what a classic episode man.
Undertaker, been a fan of yours and never will forget all the childhood memories you've left us. Thank you
Remember turning on every light just to make sure he wasn't in a dark corner before you went to the bathroom in the middle of the night
He's my favourite wrestler as well the undertaker
@@USAAMERICAFUCKYEAH77 Shid I often imagined I was the guy in the dark corner cause of Taker. lmao Then again everyone who grew up watching him took something from him..Now we all got a bit of Taker in us.
You could tell Mike is SERIOUS wrestling fan....... Big up to Mark , he is an icon and a wrestling legend...✌
The Undertaker, what a legend 🇺🇲
Mike just keeps having these kick-ass interviews. I love it.
a lot of these shows are hosted by people a lot of big names wouldn’t care to meet or do their show. but everyone wants to meet mike 😂 win-win
Can't believe my 2 childhood heroes from when I couldn't take my eyes off fighting sports are finally together. This must be what kids today feel when they see The Avengers joining forces, only that these 2 were real life badasses🐐🐐
💪🔥🔥🔥🔥💯👍
Legends are forever.. Im sure all from 90's would definitely never would forget The dead man (Undertaker), People's champion (The Rock), Rattle snake (Stonecold steve austin)... Best childhood moments ...
The undertaker being interviewed by mike Tyson is insane and I love it
I could listen to Mark Callaway tell story's all day.
Seeing him as the American badass on RAW 30 brought back so many memories
Was this recent ?
Under Taker was a wrestler named mean mark Calloway in the NWA. Thats how far back I go with him.
I looooooove the story of undertakers start. Getting told basically "no" in a lot of ways, and he didn't give up. Legend
Mark is just such a nice guy, he deserves all the credit he gets. A lot of ppl who maybe just watching wrestling casually or have watched over the years more casually won’t realise how much this guy stuck to his gimmick , he literally lived his whole social life like the undertaker so basically didn’t have a social life. No interviews no nothing, that’s really making an effort for your job. It’s so good to see him getting on chat shows and getting mainstream credit now. Of course it’s no shock he is so damn good at the podcasts and chat shows etc .
Also ppl may not realise how it was very very very rare to make it into wrestling those days if you weren’t family or knew someone
Who is Mark?
@@charliec2966 taker
It's crazy seeing the undertaker talking and being normal. Literally grew up watching him sit up in caskets lol
Grounded, humble and respectful man. What a life in the ring he's lived. And he's loved by all the wrestling community, stars and fans a like. Legend. ♥
Huge fan of Taker! Much props to him💯🙌🙌🙌💪💪❤️ and Rest Peacefully Andre🙏🙏🙏
Without that kid trying to take him out at basketball practice, we may have never had The Undertaker. Crazy to think.
Wow...Tyson and Taker. This is just awesome. You can tell that Mark is and always was just a giant but humble guy, and Mike was a complete punk ass-turned humble and respectable guy after a very long journey. Two absolute legends and American icons who had different paths to success, but here they are sitting together telling stories.
Mad respect to Mike for his self-reflection and choosing the right path in life. I was certain when Mike was at his peak that someone was going to put a bullet in his head before he was 30 because of all the enemies he made. But my God did he turn himself around.
Seriously two legends from my childhood on one podcast... Undertaker scared the shit out of me as a kid, Mike Tyson scared the shit of me as a kid...
Mike Tyson knows a ton about classic wrestling! True fan
He always said he watched it in detention centers with other kids or when he was alone at nights on WWOR Channel 9.Old school Wrestlers say that whenever he's around,he goes nuts for the older guys from the 70's to mid 80's.
He was part of a storyline with Vince and stone cold in the early 2000’s too
I was actually waiting for him to correct Taker when he said Original Sheik is Sabu's father when he was actually his uncle
@@monjadelic8222 1998.
I am not a wresling fan at all but I can respect The Undertaker for who he is to the sport. A very iconic character for sure. Respect to Mike for being diverse with his guests. Well done.
Tyson is EXCEPTIONALLY high this episode... I mean just look at em... HE'S FRIED!!!😳😳🤣🤣
Watching this sit down has truly made my day. Taker had me crying laughing telling his stories
Mike has a lot of wrestling knowledge. He's such a good interviewer because he lets the person talk.
I love how mark says “I was in the right place at right time” like it was just total luck, tbf Mark you had been going there very week for 8 months to get noticed so I’d say that was actually some pretty Damn food effort 😂
He was at the right place at the right time the whole time. He just needed the right person, lol
"luck is what happens when preparation meets opportunity." -- Seneca
That Fritz von Erich story is pretty wild.