WWE to Launch Undertaker YouTube Channel Featuring The Undertaker
WWE to Launch Undertaker YouTube Channel Featuring The Undertaker
The Undertaker (Mark Calaway) co-hosts the WWE-produced podcast Six Feet Under with Mark Calaway, where he shares untold stories from his 30+ year career, interviews wrestling legends, and offers commentary on modern WWE. Launched independently in 2024, it was acquired by WWE in early 2025 and relaunched in June as a WWE/Fanatics production. Episodes drop bi-weekly on Thursdays (every other week), available on YouTube, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. The show has amassed over 800,000 hours watched on YouTube alone.
#### New Episode: "Survivor Series Memories" (Released November 20, 2025)
Timing Note: While your query specifies November 21, the episode went live on November 20 (Thursday), aligning with the bi-weekly schedule. It quickly gained traction, with The Undertaker promoting it heavily on X the next day (November 21-22).
Highlights:
The Undertaker reflects on his WWE debut 35 years ago at Survivor Series 1990 (November 22), introduced by Ted DiBiase as part of the Million Dollar Team vs. The Hot Rod & Hulk Hogan's Team.
Shoutout to "Corny" (Amy Dumas, Lita's real name) for early career support: "Sometimes it just takes one person to believe in you. Thanks Corny for helping to get the ball rolling for me."
Stories on Yokozuna's friendship and pivotal Survivor Series moments, tying into the event's 35th anniversary.
Runtime: ~45-60 minutes (typical for the show), with clips shared on X featuring emotional vignettes.
Where to Listen/Watch:
YouTube: Search "Six Feet Under with Mark Calaway" or visit the new dedicated channel (launched November 19, 2025).
Promo Clip: The Undertaker posted a teaser video on X on November 22, recapping the episode.
This episode dropped amid the launch of The Undertaker's official WWE YouTube channel on November 19—his 35th anniversary in the company. The channel serves as a hub for the podcast, classic matches (e.g., full-length rivalries), vignettes, and unseen backstage content. WWE's head of digital, Steve Braband, called it a "spotlight" on Calaway's storytelling prowess: "There’s nobody better than ‘Taker."
Ongoing Fan Controversy
The November 20 release has amplified backlash over the show's format shift. Originally co-hosted with producer Matt Lyda (who brought "heel" energy and structure), it now features The Undertaker's wife, Michelle McCool (former WWE Divas Champion), as co-host. Fans miss Lyda's dynamic, accusing the change of "nepotism" and diluting the show's edge—some call it "Marking Out with Michelle McCool."
Key Reactions on X (November 21-23):
Criticism: Posts like "Your podcast is absolute garbage... your nepobaby wife is a talentless hack" and "Miss the podcast, the real one" highlight frustration. One user joked it should be renamed "Deadman Talking" to avoid confusion with the HBO show Six Feet Under.
Defense: Former WWE star Maven Huffman addressed it in a video on November 22, praising McCool's "Divas era" credentials but admitting the swap creates "difficult optics." He noted The Undertaker's "emotional reaction" to hate stems from his sacrifices: "He's earned the right" to evolve the show.
Positives: Some appreciate the personal touch, with one fan saying McCool's wrestling experience adds value. @kdh7004 #theundertaker #michellemccool #wwetheundertaker