Donald Trump has accompanied WWE legends The Undertaker and Kane in their bid to defeat Kamala Harris in next month’s presidential election.
The Undertaker (Mark Calaway) and Kane (Glenn Jacobs) appeared in Trump’s latest TikTok video to endorse the Republican leader while simultaneously taking shots at Harris and former WWE star Dave Bautista.
“It’s okay everyone,” Calaway says in the clip. ‘November 5, electoral mania. The choice is yours.
‘You can go with President Trump, Kane and The Undertaker… or you can go with Kamala Harris, Dave Bautista and (Democratic vice presidential candidate) Tim Walz.
“Choose wisely, the nation depends on it.”
Trump then adds at the end of the video: “And that should be an easy choice.”
Donald Trump has tagged WWE legends The Undertaker and Kane ahead of the election.
The 78-year-old will reportedly be interviewed by The Undertaker this week after agreeing to appear as a guest on his ‘Six Feet Under’ podcast.
Trump is ramping up as much media coverage as possible ahead of next month’s election, when he will face Harris for the top White House job.
The former president, who attacked Kamala’s career this week, has a long history with WWE after performing at several shows amid his close relationship with co-founder Vince McMahon.
He even played a key role in a WrestleMania 23 storyline in 2007, besting McMahon in a Battle of the Billionaires competition that led to the former WWE boss shaving his head.
Wrestling great Hulk Hogan also appeared at the Republican National Convention over the summer to endorse him.
However, Trump clearly does not have the support of everyone associated with the world-famous wrestling promotion.
Former WWE wrestler Bautista took aim at the American mogul and mocked him as weak and overweight in a video on Jimmy Kimmel’s show this week.
Trump is ready to fight Democratic candidate Harris for the top job in the White House.
The 78-year-old is ramping up as much media coverage as possible ahead of the election.
‘Is he the strong Alpha Man that many voters believe him to be? No, according to one of the toughest guys I know, he’s not,” Kimmel said when introducing the sketch after saying that “young, straight, white men love Donald Trump” and “see him as a ‘macho, macho ‘.
It all started in a boxing ring, where Bautista showed off his physical prowess and declared, “Friends, we need to talk.”
“Many men seem to think that Donald Trump is some kind of tough guy. He’s not.