The One Wrestler The Undertaker Claims He “Never Had To Worry” About Facing

WWE Hall of Famer The Undertaker showered praise on fellow Hall of Famer Shawn Michaels, commending his exceptional ability to deliver top-notch wrestling performances, even when faced with inanimate objects as opponents.

Reflecting on their collaborative efforts in the ring In an interview on The Ed Mylett Show, The Undertaker expressed deep admiration for Michaels and underscored his confidence in Michaels’ wrestling prowess. He stated:

Shawn Michaels can have a great match with a broom, that’s just how great he is. It’s fun to be able to work with guys like that because I don’t have to worry about them. He’s not intimidated, because he’s in the ring with The Undertaker. So, I don’t have to worry about what Shawn Michaels is going to do because I know he’s going to do Shawn Michaels, and that allows Undertaker to do Undertaker.

The Undertaker went on to emphasise the seamless chemistry between himself and Michaels, attributing it to the phenomenal results they achieved in the ring. Specifically recalling their electrifying showdown at WrestleMania 25, he reminisced about the emotional intensity surrounding the match and their mutual commitment to delivering a show-stealing performance.

Delving into the competitive dynamics of WrestleMania, the wrestling legend revealed his and Michaels’ aspirations to headline the event over notable competitors like Triple H and Randy Orton. Their singles battles date back to the mid-’90s, with their last bout happening in 2018 at Crown Jewel, where The Undertaker teamed with Kane to take on Michaels and Triple H.

What Did The Undertaker Say To Shawn Michaels After The Montreal Screwjob?

According to Shawn Michaels The Undertaker, after speaking to Vince McMahon, simply said “We’re cool” to Michaels. Michaels expressed that he felt that he needed to urgently seek approval from The Deadman following the controversial event.

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