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Honestly, I did not expect him to get up
from that.
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He hit, and finally he started moving
around, and I was like, man, that's one
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tough son of a gun right there.
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Well, my feud with The Undertaker had
actually ended a while earlier. I
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we were entering a match cold.
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I thought my character had been through
a lot and people had lost interest in
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it. After watching the first ever cell
match between Shawn Michaels and The
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Undertaker, I realized I was in a
terrible predicament to even try to
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the level that they had reached was
going to be very difficult. And I just
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didn't see how it would be possible.
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without something special.
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I can guarantee that mankind will have a
surprise for everyone that you will
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not soon forget.
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If we can do something special, if we
can start a match in a way that no one
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ever has, maybe we can fool people into
thinking we're having a great match,
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even if we're not.
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I'm not sure exactly what had happened,
but Undertaker broke his foot.
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And we weren't sure how that was going
to play out. Yeah, I did happen to have
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fracture in my ankle.
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It was such an important time in the
business.
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You knew you had to do it, so you just
grit your teeth and go in there and do
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what you do.
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That compounded the troubles that we
were facing.
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Yeah, The Undertaker and I reminisced
about that a couple of years ago. Like,
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what were we even doing in that
situation?
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And yet he willingly entered it with a
broken foot, which speaks volumes as to
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what type of competitor he is.
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I don't
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remember the buildup to that day other
than being approached by Mr. McMahon.
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And him asking me if I had been up on
top of that structure earlier in the
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afternoon. And I assured him I had,
which was the biggest lie I'd told up to
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that point in my life.
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And then he asked me if I was
comfortable up there. And I assured him
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which became the newest, biggest lie I'd
ever told in my life. Because if I had
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ever gone up on top of that structure in
the afternoon, I wouldn't have been
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scaling it that evening because it was
terrifying.
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Absolutely terrifying. I know there are
people in the WWE Universe, superstars,
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who are not afraid of heights. I'm not
one of them.
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The reaction,
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even with a normally hot crowd, was a
little bit lukewarm until we got up on
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of the cell.
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I need that.
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For what?
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He's not very logical.
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I mean, he needs therapy.
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To be completely honest, it's like,
crap.
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Am I going to be able to get up there?
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You know, the answer was yes, because I
don't know how. I mean, I would have got
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up there. I don't care how, but I would
have got up there.
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It was definitely an exciting way to
start off a Hell in a Cell match,
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to start out on top.
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There are moments when our feet are
actually sinking into the mesh.
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It's like we're tearing holes in the
mesh as we walk,
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which should have been a harbinger for
even worse things to come.
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They're destroying the hell in the cell.
And my God, don't get them over here
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where we are. I still remember clearly
the distinct sound of the wire coming
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unwound or breaking from the pressure of
our weight.
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Well, funny enough, I felt safer on the
edge or the pulling of the cage.
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And I just remember getting a couple of
really quality chair shots to the back.
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I think Jerry Lawler said, let's go.
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And the next thing I know, I was in
flight.
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was spontaneous and real. So that call
has a pulse.
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I cannot believe... Listen, it's over.
That cage is 16 feet high.
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When I tossed him off of there, you
know, as I was watching him fall, and it
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seemed like it took forever for him to
hit the table.
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The only thing I can liken it to is an
outer body experience.
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It was very... It was so...
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And it was so loud in there with the
people. At that point, nothing like that
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had ever been done.
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Believe me, I was almost having a heart
attack. Watch what was going on. And I
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got to Mick. I'm asking him, are you
okay? Are you okay?
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And he gave me the sign there that,
yeah, I can continue, which
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me.
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He said something.
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Kind of quietly, and then I heard him
say it again, my shoulder, my shoulder.
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So I called for a stretcher, and in
order for the stretcher to get there, we
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to lift the hell in the cell up.
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So with the Undertaker still on the top
of the hell in the cell, it started
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moving upward.
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Why is the cage breaking? Do they
realize the Undertaker is still on top
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cage? They're raising the cage when the
Undertaker's still on top.
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Obviously, I know they raised the cage,
but I was kind of oblivious to it,
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really. I was so zoned in in what we
were doing at that point.
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I'm kind of up there without any kind of
communication with anything or anybody.
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I was just like, I guess I'm not going
anywhere until they bring me down.
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We got Nick about halfway back.
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He said, no, I want to go back. I want
to go back. I said, no, you're not going
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anywhere. You're going back. You know,
you're going to the hospital.
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And the next thing I know, Nick jumps
up. He started climbing up to hell and
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cell again.
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And he started going up to the top.
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How in the hell is he standing? Oh, my
God.
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And notice, he's got a smile on his face
for God's sake.
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Are you kidding me?
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Everybody in the building thought the
match was over. I didn't know for sure
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I could, but I said I was going to give
it my best try.
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But by the time I got to the top of the
cell, I was just about out of energy.
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So I looked back, and I wished that I'd
had the strength and the energy to
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exchange with The Undertaker.
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But I'm thankful that I didn't in
retrospect, because if I'd had the
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exchange, I also would have had the
strength to get off the cell for the
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slam.
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Knowing what we know and knowing that
that structure gave way, I believe that
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I had gone up in a way that I usually
did for choke slams, that would afford
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the safest landing on a mat inside a
ring that I would have over -rotated and
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landed high on my shoulders and likely
never wrestled again.
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I totally agree with that.
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We're talking a matter of a couple of
inches, even the way he landed.
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I mean, that could have been
catastrophic.
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I mean, it really could have. But I
stepped off of the panel and onto the
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support bars.
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If I hadn't have done that, we'd have
both gone through that together.
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So if you could imagine, if I had stayed
on that panel, my weight would have
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probably been on him too.
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And then what happens?
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It's a scary thought.
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to see it and we could see something you
know in his nose i remember punching
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him trying to talk some sense into him
but also being just distracted by this
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huge what i thought was what i thought
was a booger in his nose come to find
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that it was one of his incisors that
went through his lip and ended up in his
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nose And I had the presence of mind to
think that if I could just find a way to
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stick my tongue through that massive
wound and wriggle it, that it would
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a compelling image.
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I knew I was going to be okay.
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Oh, my. And he's smiling.
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He is smiling.
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Mick had basically just had two really
bad car accidents and still had the
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fortitude to get back to his feet and
say, we're going to finish this. I
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That's just another cut of human being
right there.
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You know what? I'm panicking. I really
am. I don't know if I should just say
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match is over.
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And then he grabs me and he goes, where
were the tacks?
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You know,
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just the glittery.
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You know, the shininess of the tacks.
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And I guess in retrospect, we needed
something like that and seemed like a
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suitable way to end that match.
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The tacks were probably
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the easiest part of the night. It was
definitely icing on the cake for him.
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He ended up in a bed of tacks.
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So it was a rough night for Mick Foley.
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And even as Timmy White was counting
three, I believe the right foot was just
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kicking ever so gently to show, like,
I'm not completely out of this ballgame
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yet.
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Mike Chioda, who was not the referee of
record, but he came out and told me they
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were bringing a stretcher out for me.
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He said, and you can look on the video,
and you can see I lift my arm. And the
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reason I lift my arm is I didn't want
anyone in Pittsburgh to see me talking.
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And what I said to him was, have I
already been on a stretcher tonight?
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And when he informed me that I had, that
right arm went up about three seconds
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after that for a second time. And I
said, I can't be on two stretchers in
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night. And I hobbled my way to Mr.
McMahon's room.
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I took him back and... put him on a
table. He went to let me know that his
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shoulder was hurt.
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But he smiled at me and I could see, you
know, that he had a gash
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under his lip.
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They started stitching him up right
there. Just an incredible sight to see.
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Mr. McMahon sat me down and I remember
those words specifically. He said,
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You have no idea how much I appreciate
what you've done for this company, but I
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never want to see anything like that
again.
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It's everlasting.
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It's in our minds forever, and it's like
any other great event in wrestling or
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mainstream sports.
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It's that play that defines the game.
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I couldn't ask for...
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a better human being to do that with
than Mick.
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These are things that, like I said, that
I haven't really talked about.
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There's probably only a handful of
people that I would, you know, open
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like that to, he being one of them. It's
really special to still be considered
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such an iconic match and one that people
really, you know, have all these really
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fond memories of. That just lets us know
we did something right.
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It was the reactions to the unexpected.
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And I think that element of surprise
embeds it in people's minds so that
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who was there in the venue or watching
live when it happened will never forget
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that moment.
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This moment or series of moments has
left this indelible imprint on people's
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memories. We're somehow able to create.
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an image in people's minds that lives on
and will outlive me and the Undertaker
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cult.
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