Seth Rollins explains why The Undertaker Backstage was “terrifying” in WWE

Seth Rollins recently moved to Friday night where he becomes the SmackDown savior.

The Messiah completely reinvented himself this year after the end of his Babyface run in Hell in a Cell almost exactly 12 months ago.

Fans waved Rollins as the champion and didn’t see his challenger The Fiend as Vince McMahon’s heel clearly did.
Rollins was uttered on his belief that WWE dropped the ball on this act and that he had to walk away and rebuild.

One man who was a SmackDown staple for many years and also became an expert on reinvention is The Undertaker.

The Survivor Series goes down next month and will be 30 years after The Deadman’s debut. It is reported that WWE will honor the Undertaker at the event, but that doesn’t currently include a match.

The Undertaker retired earlier this year after his WrestleMania 36 match with AJ Styles, but one man who never got an individual match with The Phenom is Seth Rollins.

However, Rollins spent a lot of time with Undertaker, working several day matches with him, especially during his Shield days.

In The Bump, Rollins explains that The Undertaker is just a scary man!

“They were always very awkward, especially because he’s scared,” Rollins chuckled nervously. “I don’t know if any of you sat with him, but he’s just a normal boy from the south, but he’s still the Undertaker. To me, I won’t be the kid who dressed up as Undertaker when I was four.

“It is incredible to be able to have conversations with him, to be in the ring with him, to work with him, to learn from him. Whenever you have worked in an industry for 30 years, you are in a master class. Yes, I wish I had had a fun experience with ‘Taker, but I was always scared of him.’

To be fair to Rollins’, Undertaker is a legitimate 6-foot-10 beast trained in MMA. This is not a man you want to mess with!