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>He doesn't strike me as someone who can actually fight. He never seemed convincing on the mic either. You never heard stories of him getting physical backstage either.
Brian Pillman agreed with you:
>After six years in the WWF without a guaranteed deal, Undertaker wasn't thrilled to see newcomers like Brian Pillman and Marc Mero walking in the door with a financial safety net. It was made worse by a personal dislike that dated back to their WCW days, when they'd had words after a match at Clash of the Champions and never had any regard for each other personally after that.
>Undertaker's demeanor was generally a cool, calm reserve that commanded respect, and eccentric types could rub him the wrong way. Pillman's personality clashed with his, and Brian didn't particularly care for Calaway at all.
>With Pillman's credibility as a street fighter and NFL alumnus, he saw a vast contradiction in Undertaker, who Pillman deemed a "fake biker". Brian saw him as a man without any reputation as a credible fighter but still carried himself as if he should be feared, whose athletic background was simply a tall basketball player with Texas Wesleyan University that never made it to the pros. In many ways, Pillman thought Calaway was a phony."
Imagine Calanodimes being on the receiving end of a Calagary rib and fleeing the territory
