5 WWE Superstars Vince McMahon helped in real life

#1 The Undertaker

It isn't a secret that WWE veteran The Undertaker and Vince McMahon share an incredibly strong bond. The duo has been working with each other for the past 3 decades, and The Deadman has made it clear that he can take a bullet for his boss.

I had a whole mess of personal problems going on in my life. It was really affecting me in my ability to perform, and my ability to want to go out and perform.

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”.

The Undertaker is hands down one of the most decorated Superstars in the history of WWE. His WWE WrestleMania streak is the stuff of legends and was once the USP of every WrestleMania that he competed in. Vince McMahon and The Undertaker have feuded with each other on various occasions on WWE TV and PPVs, but when it comes to real-life, it's hard to find two persons as close as these two in the wrestling world.

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