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The Undertaker Reveals Why He Wanted A Docuseries To Be Released On Him, What He Thinks About AJ Styles

The Undertaker Defeats AJ Styles At WrestleMania 36 To Go 25-2 At WrestleMania

• ON THIS DAY IN WWF HISTORY (May 7, 1991) – WWF Prime Time Wrestling

On this day in 1991, the World Wrestling Federation aired an episode of their weekly TV show ‘WWF Prime Time Wrestling’.

It featured pre-taped matches, studio interviews & storyline segments on the road to the ‘WWF SummerSlam 1991’ PPV.

The card can be found right here:

– In Studio Guest: Sgt. Slaughter, General Adnan & Col. Mustafa

– In Studio Guest: Virgil

– Bret Hart vs. Ted DiBiase (From The Main Event)

– WWF Update

– The Bushwhackers vs. Brian Costello & Doug Wallen

– They Show A Hulk Hogan Fan Running The Sgt. Slaughter Obstacle Course

– Vince McMahon And Bobby Heenan Talk To Jamison Because He Is In The Crowd

– Highlights Of A 20 Man Battle Royal From The Main Event

– They Show A Hulk Hogan Fan Running The Sgt. Slaughter Obstacle Course

– In Studio Guest: The Legion Of Doom

– The British Bulldog vs. Haku (Joined In Progress)

– They Show A Hulk Hogan Fan Running The Sgt. Slaughter Obstacle Course

– The Funeral Parlor With Paul Bearer: Hulk Hogan Is His Guest

– The Legion Of Doom Move Bobby Heenan’s Parked Car That’s Blocking Traffic

– The Mountie vs. Red Tyler

– The Nasty Boys vs. The Rockers (WWF World Tag Team Title Match)

– Tugboat vs. Black Demon (Joined In Progress)

• The Undertaker Reveals Why He Wanted A Docuseries To Be Released On Him, What He Thinks About AJ Styles

The Undertaker spoke to Variety recently, where he revealed why he allowed WWE to release a docuseries on him. He also said that he’s searching for his last match and praised AJ Styles for their match at WrestleMania 36.

Below are the highlights:

On why he allowed a documentary on him now:

“It goes without saying that I have far more matches behind me than I do in front of me. I think for the very reason I protected this character for so long is why I felt like this docuseries was the thing to do, because I don’t know how much there is left.”

On searching for his last match:

“You have to be honest with yourself. It just may not happen the way you want it to. I think that’s part of the intrigue of this.

Do I have the opportunity to have that match? Are my skills still at a level that will allow me to have that match? That’s me being as open and honest as I can be right there.

I’ve got some pretty good matches that I have to grade things against. I have to grade on a curve now. Those are things that I have to struggle with. I have to look at things in a very realistic manner in terms of where I’m at with my age and my injuries.”

On why he used to do very few interviews in his prime:

“Everyone knows for the better part of 30 years, that was off limits. You don’t get to see both sides. Fortunately — it was probably luck more than anything else — I had the presence of mind early on in the process to realize that I had to separate Mark Calaway and The Undertaker.

I had to realize that the things early on that I was telling them not to shoot were the things I wanted them to shoot. I want people to see what it takes at this point for me to go out and be The Undertaker and perform and what it takes to get ready for it.”

On his match with AJ Styles at WrestleMania 36:

“We got really lucky in that. I think the world of AJ not only professionally, but personally. I just didn’t know if I had enough gas in the tank to give him what he was expecting.

With all the negative aspects of what happened, we got to do something so unique and so innovative. It was like a mini-movie. I think there will probably be more matches in the future shot like that. Not on every card, but with those specialty matches I think they’re really on to something. It’s so different from what you normally see and so different from the regular product.

I was very fortunate to be able to do that with someone of AJ Styles’ caliber. And then all the talent that was there production-wise, I was very happy with how that turned out.

It showcased what I do best. I’m a storyteller. That’s what I believe wrestling matches are. They’re stories. When it’s done right, you tell a great story, and I think we told a great story.

To me, that’s a good night’s work.”

Also Read: The Undertaker’s First Appearance On WWE Programming After WrestleMania 36 Revealed

WATCH: The Undertaker Having Fun With His Daughter (Part 2):



        
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