The Undertaker and Michelle McCool were hurt by recent allegations, according to ex-WWE star

WWE Hall of Famers The Undertaker and Michelle McCool were recently targeted by the fans when The Deadman started his YouTube channel. Meanwhile, Maven Huffman reacted to the entire situation and believes the veterans were hurt by what happened.

After The Undertaker left his former host and restarted the podcast alongside his wife as a co-host under WWE, the audience was a bit disappointed, and a few called the couple out. The podcast went on a short hiatus and recently returned with The Deadman getting his YouTube channel dedicated to him and his iconic career.

Speaking on his YouTube channel, Maven Huffman addressed the entire situation around The Undertaker's podcast, including the fan accusations of bias towards Michelle McCool. The three-time WWE Hardcore Champion explained both sides fairly and stated that the fan accusations have clearly hurt the veterans, as he gave 30 years to the industry, and a certain section of the audience turned on him in an instant.

"I don't think they were angry. I think they were hurt. Hurt that after 30 years in the business, he felt as though the fans turned on him overnight," Huffman said. (From 08:33 to 08:45)

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What's next for The Undertaker and Michelle McCool in WWE?

The Undertaker and Michelle McCool are no longer in-ring competitors in the Stamford-based promotion. However, the veterans are contributing back to the company in non-wrestling roles. Earlier this year, The Phenom became the head coach for one of the teams in LFG!

Later, McCool also joined the same show in its second season and had her own team. Apart from this, Taker has his own podcast with the company and provides creative input backstage. Meanwhile, Michelle McCool was inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame in Las Vegas.

Ahead of John Cena's final match in the company, Six Feet Under with The Undertaker is set to host a live episode in Washington on December 12th. It's safe to assume that the real-life couple could also be in attendance for The Franchise Player's final ever match in Washington.

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