The Undertaker’s reign as WWE LFG Champion has come to an end, but in a fitting twist, the gold isn’t leaving the family – it’s heading straight to Michelle McCool.
The Phenom first captured the title several months ago when his team dominated WWE LFG Season 1. His group produced Tyra Mae Steele, who won the women’s competition, and Shiloh Hill, who finished as the men’s runner-up – giving The Deadman bragging rights as the first-ever LFG Champion.
Fast-forward to the Season 2 finale tonight, and Undertaker’s crew once again turned in a stellar performance. This time, Dani Sekelsky won on the women’s side, while Shiloh Hill came back stronger than ever to win the men’s finals.
Dani Sekelsky is the WWE LFG Women's season 2 winnerpic.twitter.com/b8ai46nz1v
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Shiloh Hill is the WWE LFG Men's season 2 winnerpic.twitter.com/sCJPZRIT2T
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Despite his team’s continued success, Shawn Michaels made a surprise announcement: The Undertaker would not retain the LFG title. Instead, the championship was being handed to Michelle McCool, who joined the coaching panel this season after replacing Mickie James.
McCool, who had Penina Tuilaepa (PJ Vasa) competing in the women’s final, narrowly missed claiming a victory of her own – but her leadership and team performance were enough to earn Michaels’ decision.
Michelle McCool dethrones The Undertaker to become WWE LFG Championpic.twitter.com/F1COaplOg5
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Following their wins, both Dani Sekelsky and Shiloh Hill are set to debut on NXT in the coming weeks. Meanwhile, Harlem Lewis, from Booker T’s team, finished as the men’s runner-up after an impressive showing throughout the season.
“Kiss my a$$” – Undertaker Shuts Down Accusations Of Abusing Power
WWE Hall of Famer The Undertaker has directly addressed long-standing accusations that he used his backstage influence to benefit himself or his wife, Michelle McCool, during his career.
Speaking on his Six Feet Under podcast alongside McCool, The Deadman dismissed the claims outright, saying he never abused his position in the locker room:
“I’m pretty sure if you ask 99.5% of the guys that I’ve ever been in a dressing room with or worked in a territory with, they’re gonna tell you that as much clout as I supposedly have, or even if I do, I never, ever would have used it for that kind of crap.
My inner circle of people and the guys that I shared that dressing room with, they know the truth. And as long as they know the truth… anybody that doesn’t believe any of that, they can all line up single file, I’ll bend over, and they can line up and kiss my a$$.”
