Jim Ross recently made an appearance on the Two Man Power Trip Podcast, and among the subjects discussed was The Undertaker‘s recent slate of convention appearances and bookings.
The podcast hosts asked JR what he thinks, specifically if he thinks this is a sign Undertaker is moving away from the WWE in some way. Ross was quick to quell any rumors or deeper readings.
“I don’t see it as a sign of anything changing or he’s branching out or he’s going to start wrestling because he’s not going to wrestle anywhere else I can guaran-f*cking-tee you that,” the former WWE commentator said. “I can see him doing appearances to sign his name and take a picture and the way they’ve done it as The Undertaker/Mark Callaway is for legal purposes as far as the WWE being a publicly traded company and The Undertaker IP (the intellectual property) being one of their assets.”
He added that the money ‘Taker is making is good, and it’s really just an extra source of income for the aging worker.
“It’s not a critical deal and it’s not a big story breaking here and the tip of the iceberg, I see nothing there in that regard. I know that he is getting and from what I understand he’s making and getting great offers to go in and sit down and sign his name.”
You can listen to the full segment below:
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