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During the podcast, Ross stated that the Deadman knew where his bread was buttered. He knew that he had a potentially great opponent for quite some time and a fresh opponent. This was why they hired Mick Foley to begin with. “The Undertaker needed new dancing partners,” he added.

Speaking on Leon Vader’s refusal to put other wrestlers over, Ross explained that Vader over-thought a lot of guys. The Japanese did a good job of selling Vader that ‘Don’t do jobs, don’t do too many jobs.’ Just DQ, count-outs, all those things. Ross recalls sometimes saying, that’s not what’s best for the company. They needed winners and losers there. So, if a wrestler can’t lose, how can they justify sending him or her out there beating everybody even though they don’t reciprocate?

“Things made no sense, so that’s kind of where we were there,” concluded Jim.

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