Donald Trump Relives WWE 'Battle Of Billionaires' In Chat With Undertaker | WATCH

Former President Donald Trump on Monday relived his only WWE fight - 'Battle Of The Billionaires' - during a chat with retired wrestler The Undertaker. The 78-year-old fought Vince McMahon, only to later shave the former WWE CEO's head. "Fortunately, my guy won. And the loser had their hair shaved. I said, I don't want to have my hair shaved!" the Republican presidential nominee said.

Former President Donald Trump on Monday relived his only WWE fight - 'Battle Of The Billionaires' - during a chat with retired wrestler The Undertaker. The 78-year-old fought Vince McMahon, only to later shave the former WWE CEO's head. "Fortunately, my guy won. And the loser had their hair shaved. I said, I don't want to have my hair shaved!" the Republican presidential nominee said.

In the special episode of The Undertaker’s Podcast, Trump also reflected on his business dealings with WWE over the years. He praised the host for having an iconic career. Read More: "You had the best come out introduction I have ever seen in anything ever. It was so cool. The music, the lights, the best!" Trump said. Donald Trump vs Vince McMahon at WrestleMania 23McMahon had challenged Trump for a 'Battle of the Billionaires' match at WrestleMania 23 in Detroit in 2007. The two decided that the loser would have his head shaved. The former president picked Bobby Lashley to represent him and Umaga fought for McMahon.

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He fought Vince McMahon in WrestleMania 23.

- In 2007, Donald Trump appeared as a guest in WWE and fought WWE’s CEO Vince McMahon in front of 85,000 people in a bout called “The Battle of Billionaires.”

- He even humiliated Vince by shaving his head… pic.twitter.com/r3zbuXrRoT

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Donald Trump also ended up getting into action and fighting McMahon himself. According to the Wall Street Journal, the Republican nominee made his opponent sign a contract under which his head wouldn't be shaved for any reason - even if he lose. Another condition was that McMahon had to pay $4 million to a charity of Trump's choosing after the event was finished.Read More: "Mr. Trump had his associates review the contract to ensure that under no circumstances would Mr. McMahon be allowed to shave his head, even if Mr. Trump's wrestler dropped dead in the ring," the report said.