He’s In? Undertaker Addresses Bizarre Rumor About His Legal Status In A Specific Place

That’s a weird one. Wrestling is a bizarre enough sport on its own, in that things will be said and done that do not make a ton of sense. No matter what is going on, there is always going to be something strange that makes you wonder what you are seeing. That can make for some interesting situations and it now a wrestling legend is explaining one of the odder stories you will hear about.

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During a recent edition of his Six Feet Under podcast, the Undertaker addressed a rumor that he is banned from the entire state of Vermont. While not getting into the details, Undertaker referenced something he called “the Great Pancake Caper” but said he had never heard anything about being banned rom the state. He denied being banned from Vermont, saying he lives far away from it and doesn’t go there, but that he cannot be banned from going there either.

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Opinion: While there might be something to it from the beginning, I’m going to assume that this is a story that was blown out of proportion somewhere in the middle. It doesn’t feel like something that realistically can happen without some kind of major situation and that is hardly something that could be kept hidden. WWE is not likely to go to Vermont very often, but having a wrestler completely banned from a state would seem to make news at some point over the years.

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