Shawn Michaels spent decades in WWE and became an industry legend before transitioning into a new role in the company. He is the Senior Vice President of Talent Development, Creative, and NXT's head booker. Meanwhile, The Heartbreak Kid recently took a subtle dig at The Undertaker.WWE LFG is in its second season, and the show's landscape has changed with some new names and a few returning talents from the previous season. Recently, the company shared a clip of Shawn Michaels and The Undertaker giving some advice to the rookies.During this, the former WWE World Champion started with a hilarious introduction, claiming that size matters. This seemingly refers to the viral clip in which The Undertaker, in a recent edition of his Six Feet Under with Mark Calaway podcast, revealed how he refused to do a body issue for ESPN. Moreover, The Heartbreak Kid signaled Michelle McCool, who was present during the podcast.Furthermore, The Deadman jokingly approached HBK, but Michaels stated that they'll get back to that topic once he's done with the rookies."I know there's been a lot of talk about there, but for the record, size matters. Pretty good introduction, right? It certainly does in the wrestling business. Undertaker, could I trouble you? No, no, but again, before we could even get into that," Michaels said. [From 00:15 to 00:43]Shawn Michaels crowned The Undertaker as the first-ever WWE LFG ChampionLFG is a new show produced by the company to create future superstars. The show had its first successful season a while back, with The Undertaker coaching a bunch of new stars for the first time.At the end of the season, Shawn Michaels introduced a new championship for the coaches based on their skills as mentors and the success of their rookies on the show. Before the final episode of the first season concluded, Michaels crowned his longtime rival as the first-ever LFG Champion, as two of The Phenom's rookies made it to the finals. View this post on Instagram Instagram PostIt'll be interesting to see which coach becomes the new LFG Champion at the end of season two.If you use quotes from the article, please credit WWE and provide an H/T to Sportskeeda Wrestling for the transcription.