WWE: New The Undertaker YouTube Channel Launched, Tatum Paxley on Not Being In A Rush To Get Called Up & When She Realized Fans Were Connecting To Her, Several Talents Reportedly Involved in WWE Video Shoot in New York City

WWE Launches New The Undertaker YouTube Channel

Variety reported that WWE has officially launched a new YouTube channel dedicated to WWE Hall of Famer The Undertaker.

This new channel reportedly will also become the new home for The Undertaker’s Six Feet Under podcast going forward.

This new channel reportedly was described to be “in addition to the podcast, the new channel will also feature a wide range of content focused on The Undertaker, including full-length classic matches and compilations covering historic rivalries and storylines from his legendary career. Calaway will also take part in vlogs and reaction videos in which he will watch major moments from the wrestling world.”

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Tatum Paxley Comments on Not Being In A Rush To Get Called Up & When She Realized Fans Were Connecting To Her

A recent episode of the Battleground Podcast featured NXT talent Tatum Paxley as the guest. This interview was held prior to Tuesday’s WWE NXT Gold Rush Week 1 show. One of the topics discussed included Paxley’s thoughts about her not being in any rush to get called up to WWE’s main roster RAW or SmackDown brands.

“So honestly, with social media, I try not to let the good things said or the bad things said mean- I try to not let it really mean much to me, even if it is positive, and of course, it’s great to see and to know that people are rooting for me. But the real test of people are rooting for me is when I step in front of them live. Can I get their reaction live, and on social media, like the way that I feel, I feel comfortable. Whenever my time comes to be on Raw or SmackDown, I trust when Triple H sees the perfect time, I trust in his decision entirely. I’m in no rush to get to Raw or SmackDown, but I’m super excited to be there. But I’m super comfortable here in NXT as well. I just know wherever I am, I’m gonna try to connect to that audience. So when I see it online, of course, it makes me feel like, ‘okay, I’m doing my job. People wanna see me take that next step.’ But I just kind of put it entirely up to the reactions that I get live.”

Paxley also gave her thoughts about her time with Lyra Valkyria in NXT being when she started to realize that fans were connecting with her.

“So the best way I’m going to describe this, because I’ve always been kind of attached to somebody. That’s my personality. I’m very reliant, and when I started doing my stuff with my sweet dove, Lyra Valkyria, I really feel like that is what allowed me to connect with people and as easy as it is for me to say, like, now that I’m champion, this is how I feel like I can stand on my own. But honestly… once I started doing that story with Lyra is when I really got the opportunity to connect to the audience and when I started feeling like I had a strong connection is when I really felt like I am my own person, no matter how reliant I am on, if it’s my sweet dove, if it’s my best friend, Izzi,  I still feel like I’ve got this on my own, no matter who I’m with, I’m connecting to the audience with or without a title. I’m connecting to the audience and that’s always been and will always will be my number one goal while I’m here.”

Transcript h/t: Fightful.com 1 & 2

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Several Talents Reportedly Involved in WWE Video Shoot in New York City

PWInsider’s Mike Johnson reported that his sources stated that WWE held a new video shoot on Tuesday in New York City, New York.

Johnson reported that WWE Women’s Champion Jade Cargill, Tiffany Stratton, Liv Morgan, Rhea Ripley, IYO SKY, and Becky Lynch were all involved in this new video shoot.

Johnson speculated that this could have been for the production of new WrestleMania 42 promotional material.