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The Undertaker has finally named his Mount Rushmore of wrestling legends – and there's an interesting inclusion, if truth be told.
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Widely regarded as one of the greatest of all-time, The Undertaker was inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame during WrestleMania week last year.
As one of the most iconic wrestlers in history, it's always interesting to know who he thinks is a pioneer of the sport too.
Back in 2021, when asked who would be the four faces from the wrestling world which would feature on his Mount Rushmore, he named: Andre the Giant, Stone Cold, The Rock and Shawn Michaels.
But two years on, it seems he has changed his mind slightly.
Speaking to Ariel Helwani on BT Sport, The Undertaker was asked who his Mount Rushmore of wrestling greats was.
"I'll go: Andre, Flair, Austin and Hogan, probably," The Deadman said.
Noticing he hesitated before naming Hogan, Helwani replied: "Wow, that one took a little bit to come out. Why?"
"You know why," The Undertaker said.
"It is what it is."
He added: "Brother, he was the golden goose. I mean, it didn't get much bigger than Austin and Hogan.
"I mean, their impact on the industry was crazy."
The Undertaker and Hogan have had a strained relationship over the years.
Their alleged beef perhaps stemmed from an incident which happened way back in 1991.
Hogan claimed that 'Taker had injured his neck while performing a 'Tombstone' finisher during their WWF Championship bout at Survivor Series in Detroit.
The main event match ended controversially with The Phenom winning the title following an interference from Ric Flair.
The Hulkster was reportedly unhappy with the finish.
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