The Undertaker almost got into a real-life parking lot brawl on his very first day in WWE.
During his appearance on the latest episode of What Do You Wanna Talk About? with Cody Rhodes, The Undertaker looked back on his iconic debut at Survivor Series 1990. He recalled giving the first-ever Tombstone Piledriver to fellow Hall of Famer Koko B. Ware and revealed that he and B. Ware almost got into a legitimate parking lot brawl after the match.
“I give the first Tombstone to Koko B. Ware, right?” The Undertaker began. “We get back, and he gets in my face. It was kind of humorous, too, because Koko’s not a tall guy, but he’s giving me the riot act in this hallway, ‘Hey man, if I give you my body, you gotta protect me,’ which, yeah, absolutely, but I don’t know, it didn’t feel like I thumped him.
“He’s like really giving me the riot act, and I’m apologizing, like ‘Dude, that is not my deal. I wanna be safe, and if I hurt you, I apologize.’ I don’t know what else I can say. We keep going, and I guess he’s upset. He’s got a bunch of other stuff going on in his mind, too.
The Undertaker ended up calling out Koko B. Ware out to the parking lot
“So, it finally gets to a point where I’m like, ‘Bro, I’ve apologized to you.’ This is my first day in the company, and I’m already having this issue. I was like, ‘Do we have to go out in the lot?’ That’s not what I wanted, obviously. You can only cuss me for so long. You’ve made your point. I mean, I don’t know what else I can say.”
When Cody Rhodes asked if they ended up brawling in the parking lot, The Undertaker said, “No, we didn’t. He left. I mean, we were fine. We were friends, and everything was cool. But it was just in the moment.”
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