Prior to AEW Revolution, tons of speculation flew around about AEW’s new signing. From Kurt Angle to Brock Lesnar and even CM Punk, every wrestling fan had a different superstar in mind. However, no one expected that man to be the Undertaker. Nope, not really, but the Deadman got us good with this hilarious video.

Undertaker trolls fans with a Cameo video

Last year, the Undertaker started a Cameo account where fans can get their favourite celebrities to make personalized videos. From birthday wishes to just plain tomfoolery, Cameo has become a phenomenon. It has also become a hit with wrestling fans.

A fan paid the Deadman $1000 to create a video, where Taker had to refer to the fan as ‘All Elite Scooby Doo’. The apparent ‘All Elite Scooby Doo’ wanted this done to troll fans ahead of the Deadman’s Final Farewell at Survivor Series 2020.

Undertaker’s acting chops almost made Vince McMahon‘s heart skip a beat, but the rest of the video must’ve had him rolling on the floor laughing. It would be a very unusual sight, seeing WWE’s most loyal employee at Daly’s Place wrestling Marko Stunt in his debut match. Instead of that, we got a pretty decent farewell to one of WWE’s most popular wrestlers.

The rest of the video is Taker congratulating the fan on getting married.

Is the Deadman going into the Hall of Fame?

In his twenty-seven WrestleMania matches, Undertaker faced eight Hall of Famers, from Jake Roberts to Shawn Michaels. He, however, has not graced the auspicious stage at WrestleMania weekend.

Out of the many great wrestlers that made WWE what it is today, Undertaker has the most Hall of Fame-worthy career. Seven World Championships, many more secondary title reigns, a Royal Rumble win and the Streak; no one comes close to him. The Hall of Fame beckons a wrestler of Taker’s status, but will 2021 be his year?

Shawn Michaels and Edge were inducted into the Hall of Fame a year after they retired. Ric Flair was inducted into the Hall of Fame a night before his retirement match with HBK. It has only been four months since he hung his hat, but Taker might be the headliner of the 2021 Hall of Fame.

WWE have announced that the inductees of the 2020 class will also be inducted this year, making the stage a little crowded. Will there be space for WWE’s most popular and legendary figure?

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