"What f*cking woman would f*ck that" - When Paul Bearer shared hilarious story with The Undertaker's former WWE rival

WWE icon and Hall of Famer, The Undertaker
WWE Hall of Famer, The Undertaker

The Undertaker's WWE career featured his legendary WrestleMania streak, which lasted for a remarkable 21 years. The Phenom's second WrestleMania victim was the iconic Jake Roberts.

On the latest episode of his podcast The Snake Pit, Roberts shared a hilarious anecdote about Taker's former associate, the late great Paul Bearer.

During a Q&A session, when a fan asked him for a funny Paul Bearer story, Roberts began talking about back when the late Hall of Famer approached him to talk about the latter's wife. The WWE legend detailed that the interaction happened when they were at Poconos in Pennsylvania for a wrestling show, while staying at a hotel with honeymoon suites:

"I go to breakfast the next morning, and Paul Bearer comes in, 'Jake, may I sit with you?' [doing an impression of the late star]. Sure Paul, sit down. 'Oh, what a horrible night.' I'm like, 'What's wrong, man?' 'Oh, my wife. Oh my God. I don't know what I'm going to do.' What the f*ck, man? Y'all breaking up? What? 'Oh, it's worse than that, Jake.' What, did she die?"

Jake Roberts continued:

"No. God no. That might actually help. I'm like, 'The f*ck, man? What's going on?' He's like, 'Last night, I went to that lovely room. I got into the heart-shaped bath tub. Laid in that. Got out. Drank some champagne. Then I kicked back on that heart-shaped bed. I look up at the f*cking mirror in the ceiling. I look at my body. My gross f*cking shapes. Couldn't find my d*ck. I thought to myself - What f*cking woman would f*ck that? Jake, I married a sick b*tch.'" [33:12-34:36]

You can read more about another Paul Bearer story told by current SmackDown superstar LA Knight here.


The 68-year-old WWE legend mentored The Undertaker during the latter's early days

Jake "The Snake" Roberts wrestled The Undertaker at WrestleMania VIII in 1992. This bout turned out to be the former's last WWE match until his return four years later, in 1996.

The now-retired WWE legend took credit for mentoring The Undertaker during the latter's early days in Vince McMahon's promotion:

“He [The Undertaker] first came to me when he first got there and he said, ‘Jake, I'll be riding with you.’ I’m like, “Well, that's kind of bold. I'm like, ‘Okay, so you want to get underneath the learning tree? I mean, I appreciate you being bold enough to go up and ask me straight out. Hey, man, I'll be glad to share anything I know. ‘He goes, ‘That's great too but I heard you know where all the good strip joints are.’ I said, ‘Worldwide.’ He said, ‘Well, I want to hang with you.’" [H/T: WrestlingNews.co]

Whilst Jake Roberts admitted that he was a bad influence in some capacity to The Deadman, he feels at the end of the day, "Without me, there is no Undertaker."


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