The Undertaker Reflects on Chokeslam Bumps in Career

The Undertaker recently shared insights about his wrestling career, focusing on the Chokeslam during an interview on INSIGHT with Chris Van Vliet. He noted that while his moveset has evolved over the years, the Chokeslam has remained a key component.

He praised Brock Lesnar as the best Chokeslam bumper, recalling a moment when he delivered a Chokeslam that Lesnar handled exceptionally well. In contrast, he mentioned The Great Khali as one of the worst bumpers, indicating that there have been several less successful attempts.

Additionally, The Undertaker reflected on the evolution of the Tombstone Piledriver, admitting that he initially struggled with the move. He emphasized the importance of learning to control body weight to ensure safety during execution, recalling early mistakes, including a notable incident with Koko B. Ware.