The Undertaker’s ‘Tombstone Piledriver’ on Mark Henry is still his most memorable | Out of Character
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- The Undertaker joined Ryan Satin on the latest episode of “Out of Character” and revealed how his legendary move was created and why hitting it on Mark Henry is still memorable to him.
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The Undertaker’s ‘Tombstone Piledriver’ on Mark Henry is still his most memorable | Out of Character
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Do you remember the ‘Tombstone Piledriver’?
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This solidified Taker's strength. I always wanted Taker with the ABA gimmick to last ride Big Show or at least Tombstone him but Mark was the next best thing. Even with the hands assist from Mark, Taker throwing him in the air and balancing himself properly to land with him is a feat no one can deny as anything less than amazing.
Even the last ride to mark henry was impressive
Big Show would have been impossible to tombstone.
@Sasqautch He was smaller in WCW
He actually did Last Ride Big Show once. It started with Show on the second rope but it was still crazy impressive.
@Sasqautch Sorry, but you are speaking absolute garbage. Unless you want to see Big Show as a paraplegic.
The tombstone on Mark was definitely insane! I think the three tombstones he gave Kane at Wrestlemania 14 were insane too considering the fact that Kane was a legit 315/320 lbs at that time and Taker had to pick him up three separate times in the same match!
and? Mark Henry was over 400.
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Don't forget that The Undertaker was also 328 pounds at that time.
The most memorable tombstone piledriver for me has to be the one when he jumped with HBK and ended his career, always the one that pops in my head first.
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It's amazing how the ridiculous Undertaker character did not die after a year, even a few months. But after learning his story about breaking into WWF it makes sense how he made it work. He made it as legit as possible. Undertaker is the best character because of the Mark Callaway.
I remember it and it was such an OMG moment.
He was in the ring with Kurt Angle delivering a chokeslam on Henry.Angle nodded like ”not bad,but you need more to defeat me”.So taker did the slit throat,preparing to show what he really is capable of.
Angle,like all of us,was like ”never”.
But he did,lifted Henry up and delivered a jawdroping Tombstone Piledriver leaving everyone speechless.
Instantly searches for "Undertaker Mark Henry Tombstone".
Did the exact same
He talking about 2006 taker was in good shape then
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For me it will always be the super Tombstone to finally put away Shawn Michaels. Though the feat of strength to do that to Mark Henry was impressive.
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@@richardbarlow7337his knees were already toast by that point most likely
The most memorable is when Shawn Micheals did a summersault off the Top Ropes and Taker caught him in the air. Beat Match ever and easily the best Wrestlemaina match ever.
Those leaping ones he did were amazing! No one ever got hurt from them!
Wrong, Hulk Hogan did (sarcasm by the way)
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“You jacked up my neck brother.”
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I always thought Undertaker delivering a tombstone to Vader was an unbelievable display of strength due to him being not only much bigger than Mark Henry but weighing more than him at 460 plus pounds, I remember he just picked up him with such ease that it made me and my friend's jaws dropped. To even pick up Mark Henry is a challenge because he's equally large but I was super impressed with how Undertaker did it. Undertaker's strength doesn't get talked about as much as someone like Kane or Brock Lesnar but I would definitely put him up there with those guys in terms of being physically strong
Especially in his prime
mark was way bigger at the time take scooped him up
Henry was bigger than vader. Vader was fat all in his gut and had skinny legs and arms. Henry with thick and muscle built. Muscle weighs more than fat. Anyone with a brain can look at the two men and realize the difference between picking up vader and Henry at the times he did it.
@@matthyou561 exactly Mark is a mass of man Goldberg even said he was the heaviest man he's ever lifted
@@matthyou561 Vader wasn't exactly little. It's very close. Both a couple of sandwiches under five hundred.
Absolutely amazing that Mark could carry that character as long as he did and how changed it up and still made it relevant.
Mark is the World's Strongest Man. Lifting and carrying are his bread and butter.
It was called the tombstone years before Mark started using it in the WWF. I remember it being called that in the mid eighties when Sting used it on Nikita Koloff.
Um no lol. Before they packaged it as the tombstone for The Undertaker, it was always called something wacky like a reverse inverted belly to belly piledriver. You'll never hear anyone refer to it as a tombstone piledriver before Survivor Series 1990
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Dude it is sooo awesome to get open candid interviews with the Undertaker now.
I saw someone comment he needs a podcast like scsa and call it deadman talkin
Ryan has such good interviewing skills! He always make his guests comfortable!
Yes!!! The Mark Henry one, it shocked me when he did it, it was my fav, I'm glad he thinks so too.
I would agree that the tombstone piledriver to Mark Henry is the most memorable. To be able to lift a bloke who is 400+ lbs in weight and drop him upside down on his head without hurting him is a real impressive feat.
For most guys being able to make eye contact for 5 seconds with someone like Mark Henry would be their most memorable moment. Taker takes it to a whole new level by tombstoning a guy like that.
There is an old video of Andre the Giant using the same move years before the Undertaker became a pro wrestler. I wonder what it was called prior to the Takers name for it. All moves have a name. The "Tombstone" was the perfect name for the Undertaker's character so kudos to whoever named it!
It was called the Tombstone when Andre used it. So this is a strange video. You can hear a commentator yelling "Tombstone Piledriver!!!" when Andre lands his finisher in the video.
@@tomgrasso4818 the commentary was from another video
The uploader just overlapped it with that video
Isn't it just an Inverted Piledriver?
When i first saw Undertaker come on the scene, he gave me nightmares like the first time i saw DarthVader. Now i feel i grew up with him. Love him
Favorite Undertaker Tombstone from me is a tie between the one he used to win his Elimination Chamber match in 2008, and the second Tombstone he gave to HBK at Mania 25.
Have to agree that the mark henry tombstone was pretty epic and probably my 1st choice too, but it was close as i loved the moment where the fake undertaker had him in the tombstone and the real undertaker flipped it around into one of his own it was such a cool move and something that was not often seen from him which was a kin to catch wrestling.
God knows how long ago that was but just shows how memorable it was for me at the time.
Summerslam 1994! Watching video of that match a few years later was the first time I saw that Tombstone-into-Tombstone reversal. And the real Taker finished it with a jumping Tombstone too, which was even more cool - I'm not sure I ever saw him do it again until the one that finished Shawn Michaels at WM 26.
@@Somnogenesis Good call, I knew i had seen him do the tombstone reversal before, and a bit better, but couldn't remember when or where.
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For a moment I thought he was going to say Kane giving one to him. That might be from a business point of view, but in terms of him actually getting his arms around Mark's sheer sweaty bulk and holding on to him that would make more sense from a personal point of view.
Have to agree with Taker on that one. The first time I saw him lifted Mark and tombstone him was one of those OMG moment. I'm like what the.... he did not!!!
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I'm sure other people might have named it behind the scenes, but it was Gorilla Monsoon who first called it on air at Survivor Series 1990, when Undertaker debuted.
Goldberg even said the heaviest person he's lifted was Mark Henry
And people claim that WCW Giant was 550 when in truth he was just 390 and has a higher center of gravity than Mark Henry.
But wasn't Big Show heavier?
@@The__Deadman He still was. But his height made him significantly easier to powerslam or suplex
@@paolopasaol9700 But how does his height make it easier for Goldberg to Jackhammer him?
@@The__Deadman More leverage and higher center of gravity. Also, maybe Show's longer arms allow him to support himself better.
People forget but on elimination chamber he suplexed big show from the top rope. He was a behemoth from 2003 to 2010
Miss the taker lots,of memories, a class of his own...... And still undefeated.....in my eyes
Mark callaway is so humble ❤️
Agreed, that tombstone in Mark was insane. I thought it was a decent match as well.
Taker actually tombstoned Henry twice! On Smackdown, with kurt angle in the Ring, and at WM22 after a "Last Ride" (kinda)
His strength back then was scary! Well... he's the undertaker
Undertaker is my favorite wrestler of all time. I even dressed like him in 1990 and wrestled in a backyard wrestling match. i was 15 then.
Everyone look up Ray Williams, he's a powerlifter/bodybuilder & looks & sounds like Mark Henry! I'd love to see him in the WWE or AEW!
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Good to see mark enjoying life still alive and healthy enough to enjoy life
I was surprised too when he got mark. Mark is really big and heavy too
I thought he would say Vader because he was heavier than Mark Henry, but given that Vader was far more athletic, perhaps it was easier to Tombstone Vader than it was to Tombstone Mark Henry.
That’s not true more athletic yea 👀
Vader ? He was stiff very very stiff.
@@tygg5247 Stiff has nothing to do with athleticism. Vader could moonsault off the top rope and do a standing backflip at over 400 pounds.
@@kernalbert4939 does that require athleticism
@@kernalbert4939 yes he could fall backwards and land correctly, it is not that impressive.
Undertaker is so easy going and humble a sheer surprise to me.
So good
Got big Vader up for the tombstone, an rakishi (as sultan) with ease. But at the time the tombstone powerdriver on Mark Henry was one awesome sight to behold.
1st time i heard of the tombstone was his debut and Gorilla Monsoon called the move.
The best too do it 💯💯
i love this guy. i put him with jordan and iverson just had so much impact
Imagine the Undertaker's knees when they took the tombstone with Mark Henry's weight.
His knees probably were cursing him out. Lol. I don’t want to imagine it
The most memorable tombstone pile driver is the one to Hulk Hogan that supposedly hurt him. That was the most secure tombstone I’ve ever seen. “Oh you got me brother!”
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I gotta go watch that video again😅
I had the brother secure...
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I'm pretty sure Dynamite Kid did a belly-to-belly, kneeling pile-driver at WrestleMania 2 or 3 and commentary called it a tombstone piledriver. Jim Cornette said something on his show about how the move is supposed to resemble planting a tombstone on a grave or something.
Man that could have gone wrong in so many ways.
I love this man
The tombstone he did on Batista at elimination chamber was a good one that reversal
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I love you, Taker 🥰
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I remember the first time when I saw Taker delivering that Tombstone on Mark Henry and was utterly shocked :D
I wonder if he hurt Shawn when he delivered it with authority after Shawn slapped him 🤔
Shawn is still walking, so I doubt it.
Very rarely do his opponents heads actually touch the ground. IF they do, Taker’s thighs take most of the victims weight.
I think Taker hurt more than Shawn Michaels
Taker's knees took the full impact of the move
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he tombstoned kane 3 times
yea at Wrestlemania 14 in Madison Square Garden
Even my dad couldn't believe it
The best part of his pile-driver was when he folded their hands over their chest before the pinfall.
1995, THE MARK, moline, Illinois, he had the very first match, managed by Ted Dibiase, they put on a 5 hour show!!
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Lord Alfred Hayes named it the Tombstone
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My number one goal is to protect my opponent .
Someone : wrestling is real i'm telling you.
When you are dropping someone on their head for sheer entertainment, its the professional thing to do
Remember having drinks w him / last call he ordered 3 mind erasers - he bought me a bailey Cappachino - Great guy
Undertaker underrated attribute was his strength my god he was strong
I always thought taker was going to chokeslam him only, because he normally wins with a chokeslam on guys that big, but I was amaze he won with a tombstone.
Taker was a safe wrestler. Everyone trusted him
Good questions, you can tell Undertaker was also enjoying the session.
Michael Hayes most likely was not there and in WCW since it was late 1990 when they thought up the name of Tombstone Piledriver.
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Last Ride has always been my favorite
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The Tombstone should have been protected to the end. With the exception of Taker and Kane, no one should have been allowed to kick out of it.
The one other exception is MAYBE Shawn in the retirement match just to add a bit more drama. Considering the stakes, a last ditch, desperate kickout, just enough to get the shoulder up.
Otherwise, the Tombstone should have been a guaranteed pin.
as a guy that put tombstones on bases I can definitely confirm this is fitting cause holy F they are heavy hahah
I think the Tombstone Piledriver was already known as that before Taker, but idk where I heard that from
When he dropped MH on his head lol. It always seemed like MH always plopped on his head when taker gives him the tombstone lol
Taker was over 40 years old when he tombstone’ed Mark Henry
Pethaps he didn't want to mention the one where Sid had crapped himself... or already deleted it from his memory.
After listening to this segment of this interview, actually come to think of it the entire day of itself they should have named it "the Phenom behind the Phenom."
The Tombstone had been around long before Taker, Andre the Giant used to do it. I think it might've actually even been called the Tombstone also. I thought he used it BECAUSE it was already called that.
Is he talking about Wrestlemania 22? The casket match against Mark Henry?
Never knew there was a meaning behind it 🤯
Would have been nice if you guys took the time to find the mentioned tombstone and cover some of the interview with it.
Some guys found the secret sauce. The Undertaker was/is one of the best!
The first person I ever heard say the tombstone piledriver was gorilla monsoon on television. But that doesn't necessarily mean he coined the phrase.
Hayes made it up likely, He did a lot of work behind scenes back then.
Dynamite Kid I believe started the tombstone piledriver
Mark Henry helped him. But even so, holding a 400 pound man upside down in the air and gently lowering him down requires a ridiculous amount of brute strength.
Choke slamming lesnar with a broken hand was ridiculous and more impressive, probably was out of desperation.
Nothing here happens without a little help to make look more exciting.. But still undertaker lifted a 400+ pound man to do this u need tons of strength.. Not even one normal man in this planet u can do it. Taker was a beast 305lbs full of muscles and strength
Karl Gotch did the Tombstone Piledriver 1st & then Andre the Giant did it. Leave it to WWE to not acknowledge history
Don't for get Don Muraco.
I dare say Steve Austin would trust Taker to properly execute a pile driver more than he would Owen Hart.
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Well duh
He also tombstoned Vader. I’m not sure if Vader’s billed weight was accurate but if it was he was like 60 lbs heavier than Mark. Nonetheless tombstoning either of them is insane.
First time I heard the name was when he did it at his first survivor series. Gorilla monsoon mentioned it
The vader tombstone was pretty impressive too!
RIP
Jr always naming most moves and nickname surprised he didn’t name this honestly
He wasn’t with the company yet
@@Lordran__ really? Wow thanks for the info
You searched for the video of the undertaker tomb-stoning mark henry after watching this didn’t you?
Personally, I thought at Wrestlemania where he was trying to Tombstone A-Train & yelled " HELP ME !!! " was the "most memorable"