The Undertaker "wasn't real happy" at WWE SummerSlam, claims wrestling legend

WWE SummerSlam made history this year as it became the second premium live event after WrestleMania to be held across two nights. However, Kevin Nash recently claimed that The Undertaker was unhappy at the event.

There's been a lot of talk around The Biggest Party of the Summer weeks after it transpired in New Jersey, as Bret Hart revealed there was ill-treatment by the company when he was invited to watch the show. The multi-time world champion felt disrespected and talked about it in a recent interview.

Speaking on Kliq This, Kevin Nash addressed some of the comments directed towards him by Hart. The wrestling legend also claimed that unhappiness was common, as The Undertaker wasn't too happy with his arrangements as well during the event. Nash claimed that someone said The Deadman was watching the entire show in a TV room on a monitor.

"From what I heard f**king Undertaker wasn't real happy that he had to f**king or somebody saw Taker at the f**king show and he was like sitting in the TV room, watching a monitor," Nash said. (From 34:10 to 34:22)

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Bret Hart feels WWE doesn't appreciate him like The Undertaker or any other wrestling legend

Bret Hart had a complicated relationship with the Stamford-based promotion, and it took an ugly turn when Vince McMahon crossed the line and orchestrated the infamous Montreal Sc***job. While it's been almost three decades, Hart feels the company doesn't appreciate him like they do with other legends, who never left WWE.

In an appearance on the Being The Elite fan page, the 68-year-old WWE legend addressed the recent disrespect at SummerSlam 2025. During this, Hart expressed that the company doesn't appreciate him for the work he did as a performer, due to their past issues.

"I don’t feel that WWE really appreciates me, even after Hulk’s passing. There’s no appreciation for anything I did," Hart said.

The Hitman carried the company through difficult times, but did moved to WCW, which was one of the reasons for his fallout with the promotion and the promoter.

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With a post-graduate degree in writing, and currently pursuing a Master's degree in Communication, Aakaansh's knack for writing and love of pro wrestling eventually led him to SK seven years ago before he found a permanent place in the division in 2021, initially writing SEO content and transitioning to news in April 2022.

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