10 Things Stone Cold Must Ask The Undertaker On WWE Network Podcast

Stone Cold Steve Austin's well received WWE Network podcast will return to our live feeds on June 1st. After some mixed reviews for Y2J's "Live With Chris Jericho", and rumored friction between Vince McMahon and Stone Cold, WWE has doubled down by giving The Rattlesnake not only more podcasts, but big-time guests as well. While scanning the list of legends including Hulk Hogan, and WCW's Sting, one name has stood out from the rest...The Undertaker.

Recently, and throughout most of his career, The Undertaker hasn't really given many interviews. Aside from an appearance on Off The Record with Michael Landsberg, and a few spots on HHH's DVD, seeing The Deadman out of character is an extreme rarity partly due to the nature of his gimmick, and overall private life of the man.

Furthermore, over the last few years we've seen the wrestler podcast genre explode, as many talents routinely make the rounds of the circuit. Without question the most elusive has been The Deadman. Fans have been clamoring to hear not only his story, but what he thinks about current happenings, wrestlers, and things that have gone on during his 25 year history with WWE. 

Additionally, It's hard to imagine this interview not breaking WWE Network records and selling subscriptions. Much like the Vince McMahon interview, WWE has served up a guest that everyone wants to hear from, who is completely fresh, and is with a great interviewer in Stone Cold Steve Austin. 

Here's 10 things Austin must touch on while interviewing The Undertaker!

At the 1997 Survivor Series, Vince McMahon, Shawn Michaels, Earl Hebner, and a host of others conspired to literally TAKE the WWE Championship from Bret "The Hitman" Hart in a stunning real life moment in the cartoon world of professional wrestling. It ended up being Bret's last match in WWE, and caused a ton of unrest in the locker room where the environment turned toxic as Bret Hart and Vince McMahon came to blows during a closed door meeting. But who initiated this closed door meeting? 

According to legend, The Undertaker was furious with McMahon and banged on his office door until he opened it, and told Vince that he must apologize to Bret, and the locker room or else there wouldn't be much of a WWE left. Whatever that meant, it struck a chord with Vince, as he couldn't afford a mutiny among disgruntled wrestlers square in the middle of The Monday Night War.

Conversely, all these years later it would be incredible to hear Taker re-cap this story, and tell us his thoughts on the situation from his perspective. It's not everyday a wrestler famously demands something of Vince, and gets his way. If The Undertaker is as "Old School" as he's famously rumored to be, we all must know if he agreed with what Vince did in hindsight, and if Bret was right or wrong.