Why The Undertaker Refused To Kick Out Of The 3d

The Undertaker’s contributions to the pro wrestling world can never be understated. He has done it all as far as the pro wrestling world is concerned. He is also a very giving person when it matters.

The Dudley Boyz squared off against The Undertaker in a Handicap Concrete Crypt at the 2004 Great American Bash event. The Undertaker would defeat both of them as well.

While speaking on Steve Austin’s Broken Skull Sessions, Bully Ray revealed that The Undertaker refused to kick out of the Dudley Boy’s finisher, the 3D.

“Nobody kicked out of the 3D. If we hit the move, maybe there was a save or a pull-out, nobody kicked out. As a matter of fact, at the Great American Bash when it was The Dudleyz versus ‘Taker, we said to ‘Taker, ‘If you want this…’ and he said, ‘Nope, you protected it for so long. We’re not gonna do it if it doesn’t mean anything.’ I respect him so much for that.”

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The Undertaker truly loves the business and did whatever he could to help out his peers. Due to this, he will forever be respected by fans and peers alike.

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