“Where Have You Been All My Life?” – 4-Time WWE World Champion Opens up About the Most Unique Birthday Gift He Received From The Undertaker

The Undertaker has been in the pro wrestling business for more than three decades. Most of the pro wrestling stars look up to him. His aura, his personality, and every minute detail relating to him make him a living legend in the world of pro wrestling.

Over the course of all these years, he has given so many mind-blowing, epic matches to the industry that it is hard to keep track of all of it. However, Chris Jericho remembers one match with The Phenom, which left him mesmerized.

Chris Jericho talks about his special match with The Undertaker

On this week’s latest edition of Talk is Jericho, Y2J held an impromptu Q&A session tilted The Jericho Cruise Q&A. While speaking during the podcast episode, he confessed he had a noteworthy match with ‘The Deadman’ in November 2009 in the UK. He stated, “The one kind of (dream match) that I did wrestle… basically once was Undertaker.”

Both the megastars ooze greatness whenever they step inside the ring. This led Jericho to wonder that if he had met The Phenom earlier in his career, they would have created something beyond greatness inside the squared circle.

He said, ” I was like, ‘Where have you been all my life?’” Giving more specifics of the match, he mentioned it took place a day after his birthday on Friday Night SmackDown. Thus, The Deadman made his birthday even more special.

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“We had a great match on SmackDown and I remember when I came back — I was super hungover, too. We were in England and it was my birthday the night before and I was f*cking so hungover. But it’s like, Undertaker, smack, smack, smack and we had this match,” he elucidated.

Y2J holds immense respect for The WWE Hall of Famer and his wrestling skills. Also, the feeling is mutual from Taker’s side as well. In the past, ‘The Phenom has spoken about Jericho’s exceptional ability to perform safely despite pulling dangerous moves inside the squared circle.

Jericho has wrestled inside the ring for 30+ years. The WWE legend feels that despite being in the business for so long; he has managed to play it safe. Other superstars from his generation have suffered many injuries over the course of all these years, but Y2J is still going on, in fact thriving, with no catastrophic injuries.

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In conclusion, both stars acknowledge and respect each other. Do you recall this classic match between Jericho and The Undertaker on SmackDown? Sound off your comments below.