The Undertaker Had a Legit Face Off With 6’9″ 500lbs WWE Monster Once But Walked Away Without a Scratch, Here’s How

If there is one thing that every superstar says about The Undertaker, it is The Deadman’s leadership behind the scenes. Everyone from Lita to Edge talks about the way Taker helped them in their wrestling career. The Phenom would watch every match and give constructive feedback to the wrestler directly to improve their performance.

Being able to do this job in WWE for over 30 years, it is no surprise that everyone in the locker room listened to him. It isn’t a stretch to say that there would be no WWE if Taker wouldn’t act as the leader for decades. While some people might say that he is overrated, The Deadman has proven himself several times. But just because Taker was loved by everyone, doesn’t mean he didn’t get any heat.

Former WWE star revealed the rare backstage heat of The Undertaker with another superstar

Former WWE star Sir Mo came on Hannibal TV and talked about the heat between The Undertaker and former winner of the King of the Ring, King Mabel. He revealed there was a ‘face-off’ with a lot of yelling between Taker and Mabel.

“But, as far as a physical fight, I never witnessed one… Taker was the locker room leader, … he felt that it was his responsibility to correct the young dudes.”

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He continued, “So, as far as their conversation and what it was about…, I respect the process. Mark [The Undertaker’s real name] wasn’t one of those guys that just bullied anybody. Him and Nelson [Nelson Frazier, Mabel’s real name] pretty much had a really good relationship in spite of things.”

Thus, Taker was able to avoid a physical fight with the giant.

Sir Mo further said that Mabel, who was 6ft 9 inches tall and was around 500 lbs, had a bad reputation but wasn’t a bad person.

The Undertaker is one of the few people who stayed with the company for decades. He worked for 30 years in the company with no big breaks or severe injuries. Whenever Vince McMahon needed a big rating burst, he would send out The Undertaker and things would solve themselves. McMahon knew that he could always rely on Taker if the business wasn’t running the most smoothly.

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While this heat with King Mabel might have been a bad thing for his leader persona, it was very rare to see Taker get into altercations with anyone. Tell us your favorite Undertaker backstage moment in the comments below.