Jon Moxley is a former WWE star and is currently with AEW (Credit: Getty)
Former WWE superstar recalls thinking about The Undertaker sleeping in his coffin
Jon Moxley, who has been known by many WWE fans as Dean Ambrose, recently appeared on the “Throwing Down” podcast (h/t Wrestling News) and spoke about his early entry into wrestling.
Moxley said that started his wrestling way back in high school and was obsessed with wrestling. He mentioned how he and his friends used to think that The Undertaker used to sleep in a coffin since it was not exposed back then.
“I found myself kind of like academically studying wrestling to the point where it was beyond being a fan where I was so obsessed with it. I was an athlete in high school in wrestling and football. Back then, I didn’t have the internet and all that, and I was like, how do you get into wrestling? It’s like this mysterious world. A guy like The Undertaker, I remember me and my friends would be like, ‘Do you really think he sleeps in a coffin? What does he do in real life because it wasn’t exposed like it is today? So it was like this mysterious world.
Mark William Calaway aka, The Undertaker, is regarded as one of the best wrestlers of all time in the history of WWE. He has been associated with the company for almost 30 years.
The Deadman had this horror-themed gimmick, which gained significant mainstream popularity and has won all the major championship titles in WWE. He was the most prominent figure in the Attitude Era.
His last match came against AJ Styles at WrestleMania, which was also his 25th WrestleMania victory. Taker gave the retirement speech at the end of the Survivor Series wearing his trademark trench coat and Stetson hat attire.
However, he still makes one of two appearances with the same WWE gimmick even after his retirement. Additionally, he was recently seen in Saudi Arabia for introducing the PitBull concert.
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