Booker T Weighs In on The Undertaker Headlining WWE Hall of Fame as a Solo Inductee

WWE legend Booker T talked about this year’s Hall of Fame induction of The Undertaker and Vader in a recent episode of the Hall Of Fame podcast. During the live podcast, Booker answered many questions by fans including whether Taker needs his own induction ceremony and also the epic career of Vader aka Leon White.

Moreover, the two-time Hall of Fame inductee shared his thoughts on the possibility of a Steve Austin vs Kevin Owens match. He also reflected on his Tag Team partnership with Goldust in WWE.

The Undertaker Would Not Want a Solo Ceremony

Additionally, Booker answered the question about whether The Undertaker needs a Hall of Fame induction ceremony completely focused on him. The question was, “I’m glad to see Vader going in the HOF, but do you feel that Taker should have had the night all to himself?”

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However, Booker answered, that Undertaker would not wish to be a showman and make a long speech. After the showman performs his act, there won’t be anything left. But instead, a bunch of people talking about him would be more effective and honorable. That would make that person the “main event,” said Booker T.

Previously, in the last Hall of Fame podcast, the same topic had come up. The concern of Undertaker deserving his own induction show flamed up many discussions. Booker T had made it clear why that won’t be necessary, even though The Undertaker has a class all to himself.

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Booker T on The Big Van Vader

During the latest edition of the podcast, the legend shared his thoughts on Vader’s Hall of Fame induction and how greatly did the Mastodon affect his career. He conveyed high praise to Vader for being “one of the best big men to ever do it.”

Furthermore, Booker talked about how Vader would enter the spotlight in NWA, having a successful background in Japan, wearing the big Mastodon helmet with smoke coming out of it.

Nevertheless, Vader and the Undertaker would always remain on the list among the best icons to ever work in this industry. The WWE Hall of Fame ceremony will air live on the 1st of April, 2022 from Dallas, Texas.