🔥 “WWE Drops a Bombshell: The Undertaker Is Getting His Own YouTube Empire—Featuring a Brand-New ‘Six Feet Under’ Podcast Home!” 🔥

🔥 “WWE Drops a Bombshell: The Undertaker Is Getting His Own YouTube Empire—Featuring a Brand-New ‘Six Feet Under’ Podcast Home!” 🔥

WWE is giving fans exactly what they’ve been begging for — a full-blown YouTube universe dedicated entirely to The Phenom himself, The Undertaker. And yes… it’s official!

Starting November 19, WWE is launching a brand-new YouTube channel built around the legendary Deadman, and it’s set to become the exclusive home of his hit show, the “Six Feet Under” podcast.

🕯️ The Deadman Goes Digital

The Undertaker (Mark Calaway) first launched the “Six Feet Under” podcast independently back in 2024, but after fans couldn’t get enough of his backstage stories and wrestling wisdom, WWE officially brought it under their banner earlier this year.

Hosted by ’Taker alongside his wife and former WWE superstar Michelle McCool, the podcast features interviews with top wrestling names and deep dives into stories only the Deadman can tell. Now, new episodes will drop every other Wednesday, exclusively on the new channel.

WWE’s head of digital, Steve Braband, says the show’s success has been massive — and there’s no one better at storytelling than The Undertaker himself.

📺 What Fans Can Expect on the New Channel

This isn’t just a podcast hub — WWE is building a full Undertaker content machine, including:

✅ Full-length classic matches from his iconic 30-year career
✅ Rivalry compilations and storyline deep dives
✅ Reaction videos & vlogs featuring ’Taker watching iconic WWE moments
❗ Documentaries, including the critically acclaimed “Last Ride” series
❗ Rare archives & home video releases straight from WWE’s vault

WWE promises this will be one of its most unique digital expansions yet — and with The Undertaker as the centerpiece, fans are already buzzing.

⚰️ Why WWE Chose The Undertaker

As Braband puts it, The Undertaker isn’t just a wrestler — he’s a global phenomenon.

“When I tell someone I work for WWE, the first thing they ask is about The Undertaker,” he said. “He’s bigger than wrestling.”

With Survivor Series — the event where The Undertaker debuted back in 1990 — just two weeks away, the timing couldn’t be more perfect.

📈 WWE’s YouTube Powerhouse Keeps Growing

WWE’s digital footprint is exploding. The main WWE channel already has over 111 million subscribers, and they’re quickly expanding with channels like:

• WWE Vault
• WWE Español
• And now… The Undertaker’s very own channel

From 4 channels in 2024 to nearly 15 channels in 2025, WWE is going all-in on specialized fan content.

💀 The Bottom Line

The Deadman isn’t done yet — far from it.
He’s taking over YouTube next… and fans are ready to dive Six Feet Under with him.

If you thought the legend retired, think again.
The Undertaker is rising — digitally — and this might be his biggest resurrection yet.