The Undertaker finally admits what fans have been saying about his podcast for a long time.

Appearing on Insight with Chris Van Vliet, The Undertaker (Mark Calaway) was asked whether he had been having fun with his Six Feet Under podcast. The WWE Hall of Famer admitted that he hasn’t enjoyed the experience and suggested the show may not continue for much longer.

“Not at all. No. I mean, Fanatics is actually one of the sponsors, but I’d almost rather go to the dentist and pull a tooth than do a podcast,” he said.

When Chris Van Vliet asked how much longer he expected to keep doing the show, The Undertaker laughed off the suggestion of years.

“Years? … No, we’re probably talking months. I think when this contract rolls out, I don’t think we’ll be renewing.”

The comments are noteworthy given the changes Six Feet Under underwent last year.

Originally, the podcast featured The Undertaker alongside his longtime friend Matt Lyda as co-host. However, WWE took over production of the show in mid-2025, rebranding it under the Fanatics banner and replacing Lyda with Calaway’s wife and fellow WWE Hall of Famer, Michelle McCool.

Lyda later revealed during an appearance on Maven Huffman’s YouTube channel that he had no advance knowledge of the change and that Calaway personally pulled him aside to explain that WWE would be taking over the podcast.

The Undertaker’s latest remarks also appear to reflect criticism from some fans, many of whom felt the podcast lost much of its original chemistry and relaxed atmosphere following the WWE-led overhaul.