It's honestly cool how the Undertaker is still making an impact, even outside the ring. On that new WWE LFG show, he coached Tyra Mae Steele, and she actually won, which is super impressive. I think it just shows that Undertaker isn't just about spooky entrances and tombstone piledrivers – he's got years of knowledge to share with up-and-coming wrestlers.

From what I've seen, he really takes his coaching seriously and gets everyone on his team to dig deep and be themselves in the ring. Tyra winning the women's final basically proves that he knows what he's doing. I bet being trained by a legend like him makes a huge difference – imagine learning from someone who’s wrestled Hulk Hogan, The Rock, and John Cena! I'd be nervous but pumped at the same time.

Seeing Taker help rookies succeed kinda proves he's not just about his own legacy, but actually cares about the future of wrestling. It's like he's passing the torch in his own way, which makes me respect him even more.