Undertaker Addresses Allegations of Malicious Chair Shots and Denies Targeting Wrestler for Being Gay
Undertaker recently spoke out about his reputation for delivering stiff chair shots in the wrestling industry. While chair shots to the head were once common, the veteran wrestler defended his technique, stating that he never swung a chair maliciously at anyone, regardless of their experience level.
In a recent podcast appearance with former wrestler Maven, Undertaker explained that he approached chair shots the same way for all opponents and never intended to cause harm. He emphasized that during his time in the industry, the understanding of head injuries like CTE was limited, and chair shots were a standard part of matches.
Addressing specific allegations, Undertaker vehemently denied targeting Chris Kanyon with a brutal chair shot because of Kanyon’s sexual orientation. He clarified that he was unaware of Kanyon’s sexuality at the time of the incident and dismissed rumors suggesting otherwise. Undertaker emphasized that his chair shot technique was consistent for all wrestlers and that any physicality in the ring was reciprocated.
Maven, who was on the receiving end of Undertaker’s chair shots, defended the wrestler’s approach, noting that Undertaker always prioritized safety in their matches. He acknowledged that while chair shots may be controversial, when executed correctly, they can be relatively safe in the context of professional wrestling.
For more insights into Maven’s training under Undertaker and their collaboration on specific wrestling moves, fans can find additional information through provided links. Undertaker’s perspective on chair shots sheds light on the evolving standards and practices in the wrestling world, emphasizing the importance of safety and mutual respect between performers.
