The Undertaker discusses purpose of Wrestlers' Court in WWE

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The Undertaker discusses purpose of Wrestlers' Court in WWE
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WWE Hall of Famer The Undertaker spoke about Wrestlers' Court on his podcast, clarifying its original intent as a self-policing measure among wrestlers. He rejected claims that it was a form of bullying, explaining it aimed to relay messages without heavy-handedness. Undertaker acknowledged that while the concept was intended for levity, tensions occasionally arose. He noted that the atmosphere backstage has improved since Wrestlers' Court is no longer in practice, with increased camaraderie among talent. Fellow Hall of Famer Mark Henry reiterated that the tradition was meant for entertainment and not harassment.

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  • •The Undertaker discussed Wrestlers' Court on his 'Six Feet Under' podcast.
  • •He dismissed claims that it was a form of bullying among wrestlers.
  • •The tradition was meant for self-policing and entertainment.
  • •Tensions sometimes arose, but the overall goal was to avoid conflict.
  • •Wrestlers' Court is no longer in practice, improving locker room camaraderie.
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WWE legend The Undertaker has discussed what the Wrestlers' Court was truly meant for, dismissing suggestions that it was a form of bullying.

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