WWE legend Michelle McCool sends emotional message to real-life husband The Undertaker: "The things he does for me"
The Undertaker is easily one of the most popular names in WWE and pro wrestling. While The Phenom has a reputation of never being subjugated by any of his opponents, he was recently seen giving in to his wife, Michelle McCool’s demands. Following this, McCool sent her husband an emotional message.
On Instagram, the two-time WWE Women's Champion uploaded a video where she was seen in front of a big bathtub alongside The Undertaker. Notably, McCool wanted to take a cold plunge into the tub along with 'Taker, who, according to her, hated doing it. The Deadman ultimately accompanied his wife, and McCool sent a loving message to him in the post's caption.
“I love my husband @undertaker oh so much... the things he does for me, all the while I just mess with him 😂,” she wrote.
Michelle McCool wrote in the caption that she hated cold plunging herself but wanted to do it with 'Taker.
“When you both hate plunging as much as the other, but wifey wants to do it together 😂I love you @undertaker !🖤#part1 #blockoutthenoise,” wrote McCool.
The Undertaker recalls the only argument he had with Kane
While McCool’s words suggest that The Undertaker hardly disagrees with her, WWE legend Kane also shares a similar dynamic with The Deadman. 'Taker and The Big Red Machine are known for their dominance as The Brothers of Destruction and their storied on-screen rivalry.
Although both wrestlers mostly had the same opinion about everything, The Phenom disliked one of Kane’s arguments about tag team wrestling.
On his Six Feet Under podcast, The Undertaker noted that Kane always wanted The Phenom to be the man to receive hot tags. A hot tag allows a wrestler to enter the ring after waiting in the corner for a long time while their opponents isolate their partner. It is followed by an electric and fast-paced performance, which usually generates a big response from spectators.
'Taker recently discussed how The Big Red Machine seemingly always wanted him to be the one to receive the hot tag and end things.
"He always volunteered to sell and give me the hot tag," The Undertaker said. "The only argument that we ever had was on the times where I wanted him to get the hot tag. He was like, 'They pay to see your hot tag and you get your hand raised.' I said, 'No, man, it's a team deal.' He goes, 'I sell, you make the comeback.' That's how unselfish he was." [31:16 – 31:50]
The Undertaker was last seen inside the ring at WrestleMania XL, where he made a surprise appearance to help Cody Rhodes win the Undisputed WWE Championship. It would be interesting to see if 'Taker returns to TV for another segment alongside The Big Red Machine.