Wrestling Icon Shares Insights on Three Decades in the Ring
Summary
– The Undertaker discusses the evolution of WWE culture and its impact on wrestling careers.
– He highlights significant transformations within the industry and the modern infrastructure supporting WWE Superstars.
– Undertaker reflects on changes in locker room trust and speculates on the effects of self-care on his career longevity.
In a recent episode of his Six Feet Under podcast, The Undertaker delved into the evolution of WWE culture and its influence on the longevity of wrestling careers, including his iconic three-decade stint in the ring.
Undertaker highlighted significant transformations within the wrestling industry since his rise to prominence in the early to mid-90s. He emphasized the modern infrastructure supporting WWE Superstars on the road, noting the abundance of talent buses and crew buses and the vast production sets transported in semis.
When discussing the trust among wrestlers, a hallmark of locker room culture in his heyday, Undertaker expressed uncertainty about its prevalence in today’s wrestling scene. While refraining from blaming the current talent, he hinted at nuanced changes in dynamics.
Reflecting on his experiences traveling on tour buses, Undertaker confessed to prioritizing self-care post-match, speculating that adopting such measures earlier in his career might have enhanced his longevity and match quality. Despite injecting humor into the discussion, he acknowledged the physical toll of his final years in the ring.
