WWE Star Replaced, Undertaker’s Involvement Revealed

A change has been made to the second season of WWE LFG (Legends & Future Greats), with a new report sharing details of The Undertaker’s involvement in the decision.

Premiering on A&E in February, WWE LFG has proven to be a popular addition to the company’s television content lineup, with the competition based reality show reportedly being renewed for a second season.

Season one featured WWE hopefuls attempting to impress the show’s judges: The Undertaker, Booker T, Bubba Ray Dudley and Mickie James, a legendary line-up that is reportedly set to undergo a change in season two.

According to Deadline, soon to be WWE Hall of Famer Michelle McCool will be replacing Mickie James as a judge in season two of WWE LFG, with Fightful Select learning details behind the decision.

Fightful’s sources close to A&E production claimed that The Undertaker was instrumental behind getting his wife Michelle McCool on the show.

The claim from those close to WWE LFG is that Undertaker was “open to continuing” with the series if McCool was involved, leading to her being brought on board for season two in place of James.

Importantly however, despite Undertaker’s involvement in getting McCool a role on WWE LFG, Fightful have not heard anything to suggest that Undertaker wanted James off the show or wanted McCool to replace her specifically, just that he simply wanted McCool involved.

We will provide further updates on the change if they become available.

Season one of WWE LFG is currently airing every Sunday at 8pm ET on A&E.

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