When The Undertaker Was Accidentally Set On Fire But Continued To

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Last updated 22 dezembro 2024

When The Undertaker Was Accidentally Set On Fire But Continued To

During the main event of the Elimination Chamber 2010, The Undertaker, aka Mark Calaway was accidentally set on fire and suffered first and second degree burns but continued to wrestle through the pain.
With the Undertaker finally calling time on his career after 30 years of extraordinary wrestling and character development with the World Wrestling Entertainment, people are in awe of Mark Calaway, the man behind the character, as stories about his life continue to roll out. Also Read: The Undertaker’s Wish To Wrestle Till His Last Breath Is The Kind Of Passion Not Many UnderstandAnother such story dates back to the 2010 edition of the Elimination Chamber pay-per-view when the ‘Dead Man’ was literally on fire and unlike hundreds of his daring stunts, this was completely unprepared and accidental. At the time, Taker was the World Heavyweight Champion and was scheduled to take on five other wrestlers in a cage made of steel chains and a glass chamber on each corner of the ring. He’d have to win the match in order to retain the title and head over to WrestleMania. However, things got really bad, really quickly when Taker was making his iconic entry, wearing his leather overcoat and a hat, surrounded by fog and pyrotechnics. As the wrestler moved past once of the flame-throwers, it blasted a ball of fire right in his face. Noticing that his coat was burning, he quickly took it off, removed the hat and continued walking towards the ring and into the cage. While waiting for his turn to come out of his chamber, he kept pouring bottles of ice-cold water on his face and chest area to keep the pain at bay. © WWEAnd once the doors opened, he put on a show like nothing happened. You could see his chest burning red but he went on with the show as rehearsed. By the time Taker and Chris Jericho were the only two guys inside the ring, it was crimson. He’d then take an “unexpected” ‘Sweet Chin Music’ by Shawn Michaels, to give up his title to Jericho. Also Read: 5 Simple Yet Effective Things WWE Stars Do To Create Illusion Of Inflicting Pain On Rivals Taker and Michaels would go on to have one of the best main events in WrestleMania history where he’d retire the ‘Heartbreak Kid’ followed by an emotional embrace.