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WWE Legend Accuses The Undertaker Of Mistreatment

By Monika Thapa • Published Jul 21, 2025 12:10 EDT
The Undertaker

The Undertaker and JBL had an unforgettable rivalry with a comedic edge.

Taker is known for his legendary rivalries, built on intimidation, drama, and unforgettable in-ring moments. While most of The Undertaker’s battles were marked by intensity, his interactions with JBL brought a unique blend of hostility and humor to WWE fans, showcasing both competitors’ willingness to mix comedy with confrontation.

In 2004, the rivalry between The Undertaker and JBL reached its peak, featuring hard-fought matches for the WWE Championship. But among the serious contests, there were moments of pure entertainment, none more memorable than the segment where JBL mocked The Deadman by introducing a “Mini Undertaker” on SmackDown.

JBL Responds Iconic Comedy Segment Involving Him and The Undertaker

Recently, a fan shared a throwback clip on social media from one of the most iconic comedic segments during their feud. In the segment, JBL brought out a miniature version of The Undertaker to try to get under his rival’s skin.

The real Dead Man stormed to the ring, made a statement by dismantling both JBL’s act and the mini lookalike, turning the scene from laughter to chaos. Responding to the revived memory, JBL took to social media and jokingly highlighted how Taker mistreated him during their legendary rivalry.

“More evidence how I was mistreated by the Undertaker.”

This sarcastic remark quickly caught fire among fans, highlighting the playful nature of their long-standing rivalry and underscoring JBL’s knack for comedy even in heated moments.

The Phenom and JBL’s feud spanned several high-profile matches and storylines in WWE during the mid-2000s, including battles at SummerSlam and No Mercy. While their clashes were often serious, these lighter moments provided fans with a fresh perspective on both superstars. The comedic segments, like the Mini Undertaker stunt, are fondly remembered for showing a different side to The Deadman’s usually stoic character and for allowing JBL to showcase his sense of humour.