In a recent episode of his podcast, Six Feet Under, The Undertaker shared his thoughts on his WrestleMania 36 encounter with AJ Styles, signaling the conclusion of his remarkable career. The Deadman showered praise on The Phenomenal One, likening him to WWE legend Shawn Michaels. Highlighting Styles’ adaptability in the ring, The Undertaker lauded, “[AJ Styles] checks all the boxes. I don’t know if there will ever be another Shawn Michaels. I put a disclaimer on it, but AJ Styles can work with anybody. He can make anybody look like a million bucks and still be able to you know — AJ is not a big guy, but has the ability to work with anybody and make it believable, make it solid.”
The Undertaker’s final showdown with AJ Styles at WrestleMania 36 sparked a charming rivalry culminating in a cinematic spectacle on the grand stage. The Boneyard Match reached its climax with Styles being “buried alive” by The Deadman, marking The Undertaker’s official retirement from WWE at Survivor Series later in the year.
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While The Undertaker bid adieu to the squared circle, AJ Styles continues to etch his legacy in WWE, gearing up for a title challenge against Cody Rhodes for the Undisputed WWE Championship at Backlash France. Rhodes clinched the title by triumphing over Roman Reigns at WrestleMania XL Night Two, setting the scene for a gripping clash between Styles and Rhodes. The Phenomenal One, driven to reclaim a prestigious belt, is set to outshine The American Nightmare in the upcoming showdown.
As Styles braces for his championship encounter, fans are engrossed in the perennial debate: who reigns supreme in the wrestling world, AJ Styles, or Shawn Michaels? The comparison between these two stalwarts ignites discussions among wrestling aficionados, eliciting diverse viewpoints on their in-ring excellence and enduring impact on the sport.
