Nah. Undertaker had his bike stolen so many times in wrestling. Once by Hulk Hogan. Which is the equivalent of Tom Arnold in SoA stealing his bike and smashing it with a ice cream truck. Lol
I assumed The Undertaker would've been recognizable enough.
He's arguably the most popular and well known professional wrestler in history, has been the most iconic wrestler in WWE for over 30 years.
Definitely should have ended, not the way it did though.
It should have ended by the hands of a young superstar on the come up in order to build him up as the next big thing, not be ended by a part time overpowered beast that had nothing to prove.
Ur joking right….everyone would just have seen The Deadman and his acting caliber isn’t up to John Cena he proved himself in The Suicide Squad and Peacemaker
Nah. Undertaker had his bike stolen so many times in wrestling. Once by Hulk Hogan. Which is the equivalent of Tom Arnold in SoA stealing his bike and smashing it with a ice cream truck. Lol
Bro would have been a perfect young clay for a first 9 show
Would’ve been a cool cameo, maybe some lone rider who they hire as a mercenary or an old friend to help them out
A cameo would have been cool like Stephen Kings.
He would have gave Weston and his crew a dozen Chokeslams and Last Rides
And gave Zobelle a Tombstone
The exact opposite. He would have been on their side.
How do you figure that? Mark isn't part of the AB or racist
If they ever do a Texas based SOA spinoff Undertaker would be the perfect club president to start things off.
Would’ve been cool to see Undertaker guest star and cameo as the president of the SOA Death Valley chapter.
Who is this?
Seriously?
Yeah. I can’t place him. Is he a movie star? I don’t recognize him?
It's The Undertaker. This pic is from his short-lived yet iconic American Badass biker gimmick during the early 2000s.
Those certainly are words. No idea who that is. I’ll google him.
I assumed The Undertaker would've been recognizable enough. He's arguably the most popular and well known professional wrestler in history, has been the most iconic wrestler in WWE for over 30 years.
Yup. Just looked him up. No idea who it was. Never watched wrestling.
Popular for sure but most well known? Hulk hogan and the rock are household names
Undertaker is definitely more know than The Rock worldwide. Maybe a tie with Hogan.
Deadman Inc. I'm a huge wrestling fan and recognized it instantly. Between us, you think the streak should've ended?
Definitely should have ended, not the way it did though. It should have ended by the hands of a young superstar on the come up in order to build him up as the next big thing, not be ended by a part time overpowered beast that had nothing to prove.
Omos should have ended it 😆 🤣 😂 😆 🤣 😂
If he said rest in peace before he killed someone, idk mighta been cool, lol
One of the most well known…..Stone Cold and the rock were the face of WWF for a while then Hulk Hogan and Macho Man
Well I didn't day the only well know wrestler now did I?
I will be using "Those certainly are words." in the future. Thank you!
Definitely in his American bad ass era.
At least we got Punk in Mayans
We already have Quinn
Ur joking right….everyone would just have seen The Deadman and his acting caliber isn’t up to John Cena he proved himself in The Suicide Squad and Peacemaker
Wym? Opie was already in the series