During a recent edition of his “Six Feet Under” podcast, The Undertaker discussed the challenges of coaching in modern wrestling, citing his need to adapt his old-school mentality.

You can check out some highlights from the podcast below:

On coming up in his era: “My mentality is different. I came up a different way, and I’ve been conditioned to think that I can’t teach and do things the way I was treated. In 2025, I can’t treat people the way that I was treated, or the way that I came up… There are certain things that people frown upon now.”

On coaching WWE LFG and the new era: “This younger generation — although they’ve pretty much all been division one athletes and coached hard. But it’s still, it’s like — I think I’ve been much nicer. I’m going to have to drop the hammer, I think. You know how much grief I get… I’ve been getting grief like, ‘My gosh, Undertaker’s soft.’ I know I’m getting soft. That’s why. I’m going to have to drop the hammer. They don’t know what’s coming.”