The Undertaker Has An ‘Open-Door Policy’ With WWE To Show Up & Mentor Talent

The Undertaker devoted himself to entertaining his fans for more than three decades, often putting his own physical well-being on the line. Now that he is retired, The Undertaker keeps himself busy with a lot of things. That being said, it seems he has an open-door policy with WWE.

The Deadman was a constant highlight of WWE television since the early 90s. He finally retired at Survivor Series 2020 and even got inducted into the WWE Hall Of Fame last year.

In 2022, The Undertaker was the main attraction of the Hall of Fame Class and declared his retirement from in-ring competition and sports entertainment. Despite this, he remains involved in the professional wrestling industry.

Currently, he is focused on his solo show called “1 deadMAN SHOW,” in which he recounts his experiences while on the road as a former World Heavyweight Champion.

While speaking to the Daily Mail, The Deadman revealed that he has an open-door policy whenever he wants to visit either the Performance Centre or the main roster of WWE. He stated that he is welcome to come and share his insights and perspectives with the talent, as well as assist them in developing their characters.

“Whenever I want to show up either at the Performance Centre or in main roster WWE, I have an open-door policy. I have an open invitation to come and share my experiences and philosophies with the talent and try and help some of them develop their characters and I love to do that, I really do.”

The Phenom has mentored people like Braun Strowman, Damian Priest, and others. We previously reported that he has spent time at the WWE Performance Center In the past. He really takes liking to other big men, because he has a wealth of knowledge to share. WWE also offered him a coaching job. We’ll have to see when The Deadman will help out more talent in the future.

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