WATCH: The Undertaker Got Convicted in Court Thanks to WWE Legend Despite Several Attempts to Defend Himself
There are several interesting things that happen behind the scenes in WWE. One such thing is called “The Wrestler’s Court”, where a wrestler stands trial for something they may or may not have done. Interestingly, WWE legend The Undertaker was mostly a judge during these Court meetings.
The Wrestler’s Court is almost a simulation of an actual Court where there is a full-fledged meeting to determine whether the accused wrestler is guilty.
However, recently, WWE legend Dutch Mantell revealed in an interview that once The Undertaker was guilty of a thing, and during that “Wrestler’s court” session, Mantell was the judge who determined whether ‘Taker was guilty.
The Undertaker couldn’t prove his innocence
Now, throughout the years, there have been several Wrestler’s Court sessions where mostly ‘Taker was the one who determined the end result. However, this one time, he couldn’t prove his innocence.
Speaking on the latest episode of ‘Wrestling Shoot Interviews‘, Mantell talked about his best experience of the Wrestler’s Court sessions.
Mantell convicted The Deadman of “Romancing the Rats”. The Undertaker was being friendly with certain girls, which could eventually be troublesome for the rest of the wrestlers.
“I convicted The Undertaker of what we call ‘Romancing the Rats’. Which meant that you’d have these girls that would hang around and if you were too nice to them, it made it rough for everybody else.”
Mantell jokingly admitted that he never let Undertaker defend himself during the session. Mantell even said that he didn’t let ‘Taker defend himself as he overruled everything he had to say.
“I was the judge, of course, I would overrule everything. I had a conviction in about five minutes, and he tried to object a couple of times because I overruled,” said Mantell.
This story really tells us that the wrestlers backstage are like a close-knit family. Yes, there has been beef between some wrestlers, but eventually, these backstage stories from the olden days prove that the wrestlers always got along really well with each other.
