The UnderTaker Opens Up On Suggested Political Aspirations

The Undertaker will forever be considered a legend in the world of professional wrestling.

His contribution to the company, sacrificing 30 years of his life and his body, will never be forgotten. However, he is not interested in living the rest of his life in the world of politics.

The Deadman has been a staple of WWE television for over 30 years, and he has been a highlight of WWE television since the early ’90s.

He finally retired at Survivor Series 2020 and was also inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame last year. For those who don’t know, Mr. Kane has been the Republican mayor of Knox County, Tennessee since 2018.

It’s also no secret that Undertaker is a Republican and has a strong interest in politics. But that doesn’t necessarily mean he wants to go into politics like Kayfave’s younger brother Kane.

In an interview with Bill Apter, The Phenom revealed that he has no interest in pursuing a career in the world of politics, saying he has too many skeletons in his closet that would otherwise come to light. He added that he would put it away.

“Politics? No, I have no aspirations at all about getting into politics.

I think my closet’s a little too full of skeletons that would probably come out. They’ve been in there for a while and I plan on keeping them there!”

The Deadman was also presented with a custom championship belt by a fan during a recent show.

The Undertaker is currently enjoying his post-retirement life, preferring to stay away from politics, and his fans respect that.