The Undertaker and Shawn Michaels are the two most prolific figures in the world of pro-wrestling entertainment. Perhaps, there will never be two benchmark performers like them who also had an iconic rivalry that produced two historic matches. Quite often, we consider these two matches to be the best of this decade. The chemistry between these two came within that will always be learning materials for the young generation.
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However, The Undertaker and Shawn Michaels were two wrestlers that found hard to get along in the very beginning of their career. ‘Taker has always been a soft-spoken guy with a laid-back attitude whereas Michaels was of an outspoken and flamboyant type. So it’s no wonder that they could not get along during the 90s when they started their career in the World Wrestling Federation.
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WWE revealed the real-life story behind the introduction of the Kane character on the latest episode of ‘WWE Untold’. It had some comments from The Undertaker who noted on the backstage equation with Shawn Michaels. He had high praises for the in-ring works that The Heart Break Kidd brought alongside but found it hard to get along with him,
“Where Shawn Michaels and I are today and where we were at back then on a personal level… it’s taken a complete 360. If Shawn Michaels back then was on fire, I probably wouldn’t p*** on him to put him out. That being said, there is no one that I would rather be in the ring with than Shawn Michaels. When it came to bell time and we were looking across the ring from each other, you knew it was going to be something really special.”
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Sawn Michaels has also spoken about the greatest adversary of his generation and perhaps of all-time saying that they had difference prospective, altogether,
“It’s not like there was a bunch of animosity. We were just two very different personalities. I was very outgoing, which is to say I was overly obnoxious, and Mark’s always been a very quiet, laid-back kind of guy.”
The Undertaker and Shawn Michaels met for the first time in a match at the first Hell In A Cell match at In Your House: Badd Blood in October 1997. The finish would see Kane appearing for the first time in the WWE tearing up the door of the cage and giving a Tombstone Piledriver on his brother. As a result, Michaels picked up the win on the very first Hell in a Cell match.
