The Undertaker returns as The American Badass: WWE Raw, Jan. 23, 2023

The American Badass is back on Raw and interrupts LA Knight's call to Bray Wyatt.
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WWE Raw, 1/23/2023
Promotion: World Wrestling Entertainment
Date: January 23, 2023
Venue: Wells Fargo Center-PA
City: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Event: Raw is XXX (30th Anniversary Edition) [Episode 1547]
Theme: "Rest in Piece" by Jim Johnston, "American Bad Ass" by Kid Rock, "Shatter" by Code Orange
Commentators: Kevin Patrick, Corey Graves
Source: USA Network
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#WWE #WWERaw #RAWXXX #Undertaker
#AmericanBadass #KidRock

[Leazy]

I wonder how many kids there don't understand why taker is on a bike suddenly

[prestigeshogun]

Rest in Peace, Bray Wyatt. This clip with The Undertaker hits so much different now.

[boriquaelrey]

The Undertaker passed the torch to Bray that night. We can only imagine what the WWE would have been like if he was still alive. So much promise and so much potential for greatness. RIP BRAY.

[patrickpearson]

Undertaker, the only wrestler in history that can come into a ring, say nothing, and make a huge impact!!!!

[ProthPhenom]

Made me feel like I was 10 years old again. Taker is the all time greatest wrestler. Always enjoy seeing him, even if only for a short promo.

[puzzlepupwoody]

Champions come and go....but the spirit of the Undertaker is eternal.

[j.bright]

The deflation of the crowd when Kid Rock hit 😂

[jac]

You can tell Bray Wyatt was overwhelmed by takers words. This was the passing of the torch so sad we couldn’t see brays best upcoming years. RIP Bray
we miss you

[MasterDanielson]

I wished the crowd cheered louder like how it was in the attitude era. That would’ve made this moment perfect

[chavagonzalez]

I love how the audience goes crazy when that bell rings, because they know who's coming

[ethanporto]

RIP Bray Wyatt. Can’t believe what happened. Man accomplished so much in his final years. Thoughts go out to his family.

[adrenalineunlimited]

Pop would've been bigger for 'KEEP ROLLIN ROLLIN ROLLIN ROLLIN'

[aliqdavis]

Anyone else notice the infamous moment Undertaker reached to pull up his elbow pad like him and Kane always do? Only this time he isn’t even wearing one. Oops. That’s pure muscle memory from 30 YEARS of being the Undertaker!!! Love it!!!! 😤🔥

[iknottheculture.]

I shed my tear right now. From one lord of darkness to another, the passing the torch moment.

[craftyourwaytv]

Forever a firefly….I waited years to finally see Taker pass the torch to a worthy and talented true spirit of the company. Bray Wyatt quickly became one of my favorite talents In the entire company and I’m glad I’ve had the opportunity to see him perform live on a few occasions. He will be forever missed by this fan and I’m sure by many others who loved to see his amazing talent shine in the squared circle. My heart goes out to the entire WWE and his family. May he rest in Peace.

[jesusnicolas]

This song they used is badass, but if they had used rollin, it would have been chef kiss

[Sumguyinavan_]

Something about American Badass/Big Evil Taker always felt more like him being himself in front of us. Undeniably the Dead Man is what he will be most remembered for, but no one questioned his claim as 'the biggest dog in the yard' in the early turn of the century. He put away most of the supernatural gimmick and was just a huge man who didn't need to yell to be heard. Either he was coming for you, and it was brave to stand but smart to run, or you were going after him and it was still probably smarter to choose someone else.

He got to really sell his humanity during those years, showing us disbelief, concern, satisfaction, confidence standing next to his Brother of Destruction. He was allowed to be more man than monster.

And take a good look at that last shot of his face, that is the face of an older man who has a lifetime of memories in that ring and on that ramp, and he still isn't quite ready to give it up completely but I really think he's resolved that his boots are hung up. Cameos will be one thing, but I'll be shocked to ever see him have a full match again. I think that face tells us he wanted to go longer but he decided for himself when it was best to quit while he was ahead.

[noorayneladha]

Unfortunately this would be the last time that we would see Bray Wyatt on live tv he was supposed to pick up where the undertaker left off from this moment but it never happened because 7 months after this moment he died. Rip Bray Wyatt say hi to Luke Harper for us and thank you taker enjoy your retirement. 😢

[doublem]

Man this is so nostalgic..
it's so cool that at the end of his career, Undertaker is reviving his old gimmick for the old fans from back then.. i love it

[antoniocaballero]

the dark undertaker theme is great, but i loved this version because he was allowed to be himself