5 Interesting Facts you didn't know about WWE's Phenom - The Undertaker

#1 The Undertaker was once a Paul Heyman guy

"@AngeloHabs4life Do you remember this? pic.twitter.com/oTrvzxAoln"Yes I do. Undertaker was more of a #PaulHeymanGuy than most will ever know!

— Paul Heyman (@HeymanHustle) May 26, 2013

One of the most interesting facts about The Undertaker that many fans might not be aware of is that he was once a Paul Heyman guy. In fact, in his own words, he was one of the original "Paul Heyman" guys.

The Undertaker revealed the following in a recent interview with Sports Illustrated:

"For someone that's been in the business as long as I have, I'm still last to the party for a lot of things. Being a 'Paul Heyman Guy,' I'd heard that for years but never thought much about it. One day I realized, 'Well shoot, I’m a Paul Heyman Guy.’"

"First, I was with Danny Spivey in WCW, and we were the Skyscrapers, and Teddy Long was our manager. Danny left, and it was just me. That's when they brought Paul into the company and put him with me. We travelled together and made all the towns together, and Paul really came to be a beneficial part of my career. Paul was friends with Bruce Prichard, and those two opened up a line of conversation about coming to the WWE."

"Paul played a pivotal part in keeping the lines of communication open with WWE. Paul was talking to Bruce Prichard, and Bruce was talking to Vince. Paul pushed Bruce, and I finally got that meeting with Vince. So hindsight being 20/20, I am one of the original 'Paul Heyman Guys.’”

I still remember how shocked i was when #TheUndertaker lost to Brock Lesnar , Undertaker's entrance is still one of the best ,that can give you chills at any moment . If this was your #TheLastRide then #ThankYouTaker pic.twitter.com/w2Azfpap4K

— saahil mukhtar (@saahil_mukhtar) June 22, 2020

The Undertaker - known as "Mean Mark" Callous was paired with Paul E. Dangerously (now known as Paul Heyman) in WCW. What's even more interesting is the fact that it was a Paul Heyman guy, Brock Lesnar who ended The Undertaker's legendary WrestleMania streak.