5 Things The Undertaker has revealed about Vince McMahon

#3 The Undertaker recalls the time Vince McMahon helped him when he wasn't doing well in real life

A short while ago, The Undertaker opened up on his relationship with Vince McMahon, and recalled a backstage WWE incident that saw Vince pulling him into his office, and giving him some crucial advice. The Undertaker was going through a string of personal issues at the time, and Vince McMahon was aware of the same.

Vince straight up pulled me into his office one day, and we started talking about it. He looked me straight in the eyes and he said, ‘Mark, you need to quit feeling sorry for yourself. You need to quit feeling sorry for yourself. Then get your a** out there and do what you’re supposed to do. As I’m processing all that, I knew he [Vince] was right”.

Vince McMahon's advice seemingly worked like a charm

Vince McMahon's advice seemed to have worked for The Phenom, as he remained a mainstay on WWE TV and kept wowing the WWE Universe on a weekly basis for years on end. Vince McMahon and The Undertaker certainly share a special bond, and the above-mentioned incident was just one of several reasons why the two are so close to each other.

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