Braun Strowman will always be "A FLOP" If he is not willing to take advise from The Undertaker then there really no helping the big lump. This past week whilst speaking on his Six Feet Under podcast, The Undertaker shared insights into his discussions with Braun Strowman. He pointed out an interesting observation: despite Strowman’s formidable presence in the ring, his off-screen persona often contrasts sharply and went on to accuse Strowman of neglecting his character on social media.
”I’ve talked like to Braun Strowman several times like, “here you are The Monster Amongst Men,” and then you look on your social media and you’ve got daisy duke shorts on, bunny ears, and you’re hopping around. Love, Braun, I, but you can’t sometimes.”
The Undertaker’s advice extended beyond the superficial, emphasizing the importance of patience and dedication to craft. The Deadman emphasized the significance of honing one’s skills.
”Guys and girls, they want to put the cart in front of the horse, you know? All that’ll come, it’ll all come, you just have to be patient, work on your craft.’ Is what my is my, ‘you work on your craft and you become the best sports Entertainer professional wrestler that you can be and then all the other stuff will come.'”
”I’ve talked like to Braun Strowman several times like, “here you are The Monster Amongst Men,” and then you look on your social media and you’ve got daisy duke shorts on, bunny ears, and you’re hopping around. Love, Braun, I, but you can’t sometimes.”
The Undertaker’s advice extended beyond the superficial, emphasizing the importance of patience and dedication to craft. The Deadman emphasized the significance of honing one’s skills.
”Guys and girls, they want to put the cart in front of the horse, you know? All that’ll come, it’ll all come, you just have to be patient, work on your craft.’ Is what my is my, ‘you work on your craft and you become the best sports Entertainer professional wrestler that you can be and then all the other stuff will come.'”
