AJ Styles and The Undertaker delivered a Boneyard Match at WrestleMania 36 night I that the fans can’t stop talking about, at all.
After a long time, WWE arranged something outside the ring environment that appeared to be indeed special. The graveyard like setting and the movie-kind treatment to the match during the taping made this match one of its kind that will be remembered forever.
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The end of this WrestleMania 36 match witnessed The Undertaker putting AJ Styles in one of the dug holes and then put soils on it to bury him alive.
The last shot of Styles witnessed that he was trying to get his hands out of the grave, beneath the soil. This might have been taken by Wikipedia, seriously as they mentioned AJ as a dead person. They apparently thought AJ Styles did not make it alive after the Boneyard Match.
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Some of the pro-wrestling members checked the Wikipedia page for Allen Neal Jones (real name of AJ Styles) to find out that it was mentioned that he died on March 25th, 2020.
It is the date when that the Boneyard Match was actually filmed from a graveyard like set and later aired on the WWE Network on April 4th. The reason behind the death was noted as “Buried by The Undertaker in pre-taped Boneyard Match”.
Now, AJ Styles isn’t dead, for sure. People do know that pretty well as they are aware of the scripted contents that WWE brings towards us.
Styles getting buried under the soil did not really happen, at all. It was just the camera works that portrayed things in that way. But it’s amazing to know that even at a modern age fans find something humorous and baseless related to someone’s death and then even show it.
It was the fans whom AJ Styles respect by heart. As stated in a conversation in Mixer, he quoted the following saying that fans are everything for him as he steps into the ring, every single occasion,
“it’s all about you, I wouldn’t be anything without you, but it’s so much more than that because we know how to react based on how you react. We know how to put stuff where it belongs based on how you will react to it. All this stuff matters.
There’s a lot of times, for those of you who don’t know a lot, where it’s called on-the-fly because of the way you’re reacting. Things change in a second based on the way that you guys react, and not having that… bless their hearts, I feel for the guys who have had to have those matches without anyone there.” (WrestlingINC.com)
