The Undertaker Reveals Only Time Vince McMahon Admitted Being Wrong in 30 Years
- Vince McMahon admitted he was wrong exactly once in the 30 years The Undertaker worked for him.
- Speaking on the latest episode of the Six Feet Under podcast, The Undertaker detailed the rarity of such an admission.
- The revelation came while The Undertaker addressed a question about the most significant argument he ever had with the former WWE chairman.
Vince McMahon admitted he was wrong exactly once in the 30 years The Undertaker worked for him. That single concession, according to the Hall of Famer, concerned a specific spot in a cage match.
A Three-Decade Streak of Certainty
Speaking on the latest episode of the Six Feet Under podcast, The Undertaker detailed the rarity of such an admission. In three decades of professional association, the cage match spot stands as the only instance where McMahon acknowledged a mistake in judgment or execution.
The Myth of the Major Blowout
The revelation came while The Undertaker addressed a question about the most significant argument he ever had with the former WWE chairman. He didn’t agree with the premise. He contested the idea that the two frequently engaged in major disputes, suggesting their working relationship lacked the volatility required to produce a singular “biggest” argument.
