During a recent edition of his “Six Feet Under” podcast, The Undertaker revealed that he originally thought he could keep wrestling after his match with AJ Styles at WrestleMania 36. ‘Taker added that after the Boneyard match, he knew that he was done. He said,
“I wasn’t thinking ahead. The only thing I was thinking was, ‘There may be more gas in the tank for some other opponents,’ but I didn’t have anybody in mind. I was completely focused on AJ and the shape that I thought I was going to have to be in to have the match that I wanted to have with him, which would have been initially in a wrestling ring. So I mean, my whole focus was on that.“
WWE Hall of Famer Jerry “The King” Lawler was inducted into the Indiana Sports Hall of Fame on Friday night. The ceremony took place in Evansville, IN, which was part of a convention taking place to celebrate Lawler.
It is said that there were around 300-400 in attendance at the ceremony. It was also announced that a coffee-table book of Lawler’s artwork is coming soon.
Austin Idol, Bill Dundee, Mick Foley, The Steiners, The Hardys, Ron Simmons, Lex Luger and Jimmy Valiant were all featured at the convention that continued on Saturday. The convention features a “museum style exhibits with legendary, ring-worn items, wrestling artifacts, championship belts, recreated television settings, awards presentation, Wrestling Costume World Championships, photo-ops, autographs, collectibles, LIVE podcasts, Q&A sessions, historic video show and much more.”
