If you met Taker, what would you say?

[wwechristina]

you and I both.

[lizaredlion]

Well, I always thought about that, and I believed that I would never be able to say a word to him, not even look at his eyes... but maybe I was wrong... and then again, maybe I was right...

Two nights ago, in Febraury 12th, 2010, the WWE came to my city (Guayaquil, Ecuador) for the first time ever. I've been a fan of the Undertaker since 1997 (13 years ago) when I was 13 years old, and I've seen him on TV since his WWE debut in 1990 (but back then, I was afraid of him; I was horrified with that big redhead boy in black clothes and I was also a Hulk Hogan fan). So, when I heard about the coming of the WWE to my town, and not just only the Ecuador capital (as it happened in the year 2008), I was so excited that I did whatever was possible for me to get the money for my "ring side" ticket, and three more extra tickets for my mom, my baby sister (she's a sweet 7 year-old girl) and my younger cousin (he's 16).
That night was wonderful, I saw a great wrestling show live for the first time in my 26 years of life.... and finally, I saw the Undertaker. And here's the thing: After the match he sat in the stairs, drank some water and put some of the fresh liquid in his face (the weather was really hot, over 34 degrees celsius), and then, he took off his gloves... and he got near us... near the savage people where I was standing, all of them were desperate for getting Taker's gloves, and because of that matter, I was being squashed like a fly, with my little sister embraced in my left arm and my mom like a human shield besides me... and then it happened... that was when Taker said, in a high voice "Stop it! These are for the kid!" So, he looked directly in my eyes and told me "Take them". I was a like a dumb idiot in that moment, looking at him with a very ridiculous sad-puppy eyes, and I was confused... I didn't believe he was talking to me! I took the gloves in a very weak manner, with my single free hand, and then it became worst. So, because I wasn't so fast and not so strong in catching the gloves, he had to hold them back from the other savages in the crowd who wanted to take them away from his hands (and from my weak hand); and next thing I saw was him, raising his arms up, with the gloves still in his hands, and with a very serious face he yelled "HEY; Stop! These are for her kid!!" and he pointed his finger to my baby sister. So, he got near me... he grabbed my right hand with his, and put the gloves in it, and told me, with a soft voice "Hold them. These are for your kid". And then, he talked to the nearest guard and told him something while he pointed in my direction. Maybe he told the guard to watch us because people were trying to get the gloves by force, who knows...
And what do you think I said to him in return?? Not a single word, for Christ's sake!! I was completely paralized! But well, at least, I made eye contact with him; and what a pair of beautiful eyes he has!
My mom was looking at him, with a smile on her face, and he gave her a polite nod with his head, and then he took off.

He was a great gentleman with my sister, with my mom and with me. He wanted to make sure that his gloves were in my baby sister's arms, or in my arms, so nobody could take them away from us. I proved that night that Mr. Calaway is a man with a golden heart. I thank him with all my soul; and even when the rough situation and my nerves didn't let me say "thanks" to him that night, I hope he knows that I'm grateful for what he did for my dear family.

And, in a funny side, he thought I was my sister's mom... hahaha... well, I was lucky he thought that ... because it was for that fact that he touched me with his warm, soft hands to put his gloves on my tiny skinny hand... that was awesome, guys!


PD: I would like to post some pics of Taker's match here in Guayaquil, and I also would like to post a picture of Taker's gloves, but I don't know what would Dan think about that. But anyway, Dan, if you are reading this, I hope you answer me about this subject.
Thank you, man.

See ya.

[Dark_Lady_18]

Wow what a gentleman, telling the crowd to back off so your sister could have his gloves. That sounds great. And I wouldn't be the only who'd be happy to see the pics.

[Veritas]

You're more than welcome to post the pics. Dan may want to put them up on the site too, if you're cool with that just say so when you post them.

[AnailNathrak]

Honestly, I'd be too nervous to say anything. I mean the man is my hero, lol. I'd want to talk about the Ministry though.

[Dan]

Post away. If they're good quality as well send them to images@phenomforever.com and Jen will add them to the site.

Damn I'm jealous. You're now in possession of a pair of 'Taker's gloves.

[lizaredlion]

Ok, I will send them to the mail address you said and also I will send the pics of Taker's gloves. Believe me, Dan; I feel so lucky because he chose my sister to gave his gloves. I can die happy now.

[TG007]

oh so jelious...you have no idea how lucky u are....damn....

sucha gentleman...

[Devil's Advocate]

Well, I always thought about that, and I believed that I would never be able to say a word to him, not even look at his eyes... but maybe I was wrong... and then again, maybe I was right...

arms up, with the gloves still in his hands, and with a very serious face he yelled "HEY; Stop! These are for her kid!!" and he pointed his finger to my baby sister. So, he got near me... he grabbed my right hand with his, and put the gloves in it, and told me, with a soft voice "Hold them. These are for your kid". And then, he talked to the nearest guard and told him something while he pointed in my direction. Maybe he told the guard to watch us because people were trying to get the gloves by force, who knows...
And what do you think I said to him in return?? Not a single word, for Christ's sake!! I was completely paralized! But well, at least, I made eye contact with him; and what a pair of beautiful eyes he has!
My mom was looking at him, with a smile on her face, and he gave her a polite nod with his head, and then he took off.

He was a great gentleman with my sister, with my mom and with me. He wanted to make sure that his gloves were in my baby sister's arms, or in my arms, so nobody could take them away from us. I proved that night that Mr. Calaway is a man with a golden heart. I thank him with all my soul; and even when the rough situation and my nerves didn't let me say "thanks" to him that night, I hope he knows that I'm grateful for what he did for my dear family.

And, in a funny side, he thought I was my sister's mom... hahaha... well, I was lucky he thought that ... because it was for that fact that he touched me with his warm, soft hands to put his gloves on my tiny skinny hand... that was awesome, guys!


PD: I would like to post some pics of Taker's match here in Guayaquil, and I also would like to post a picture of Taker's gloves, but I don't know what would Dan think about that. But anyway, Dan, if you are reading this, I hope you answer me about this subject.
Thank you, man.

See ya.

Liza,
Lucky you!!! It sounds like you had a wonderful time ....thank so much for sharing your pics and that lovely story about Taker!!
DA

[Phenom_Fan4_Life]

Well, I always thought about that, and I believed that I would never be able to say a word to him, not even look at his eyes... but maybe I was wrong... and then again, maybe I was right...

Two nights ago, in Febraury 12th, 2010, the WWE came to my city (Guayaquil, Ecuador) for the first time ever. I've been a fan of the Undertaker since 1997 (13 years ago) when I was 13 years old, and I've seen him on TV since his WWE debut in 1990 (but back then, I was afraid of him; I was horrified with that big redhead boy in black clothes and I was also a Hulk Hogan fan). So, when I heard about the coming of the WWE to my town, and not just only the Ecuador capital (as it happened in the year 2008), I was so excited that I did whatever was possible for me to get the money for my "ring side" ticket, and three more extra tickets for my mom, my baby sister (she's a sweet 7 year-old girl) and my younger cousin (he's 16).
That night was wonderful, I saw a great wrestling show live for the first time in my 26 years of life.... and finally, I saw the Undertaker. And here's the thing: After the match he sat in the stairs, drank some water and put some of the fresh liquid in his face (the weather was really hot, over 34 degrees celsius), and then, he took off his gloves... and he got near us... near the savage people where I was standing, all of them were desperate for getting Taker's gloves, and because of that matter, I was being squashed like a fly, with my little sister embraced in my left arm and my mom like a human shield besides me... and then it happened... that was when Taker said, in a high voice "Stop it! These are for the kid!" So, he looked directly in my eyes and told me "Take them". I was a like a dumb idiot in that moment, looking at him with a very ridiculous sad-puppy eyes, and I was confused... I didn't believe he was talking to me! I took the gloves in a very weak manner, with my single free hand, and then it became worst. So, because I wasn't so fast and not so strong in catching the gloves, he had to hold them back from the other savages in the crowd who wanted to take them away from his hands (and from my weak hand); and next thing I saw was him, raising his arms up, with the gloves still in his hands, and with a very serious face he yelled "HEY; Stop! These are for her kid!!" and he pointed his finger to my baby sister. So, he got near me... he grabbed my right hand with his, and put the gloves in it, and told me, with a soft voice "Hold them. These are for your kid". And then, he talked to the nearest guard and told him something while he pointed in my direction. Maybe he told the guard to watch us because people were trying to get the gloves by force, who knows...
And what do you think I said to him in return?? Not a single word, for Christ's sake!! I was completely paralized! But well, at least, I made eye contact with him; and what a pair of beautiful eyes he has!
My mom was looking at him, with a smile on her face, and he gave her a polite nod with his head, and then he took off.

He was a great gentleman with my sister, with my mom and with me. He wanted to make sure that his gloves were in my baby sister's arms, or in my arms, so nobody could take them away from us. I proved that night that Mr. Calaway is a man with a golden heart. I thank him with all my soul; and even when the rough situation and my nerves didn't let me say "thanks" to him that night, I hope he knows that I'm grateful for what he did for my dear family.

And, in a funny side, he thought I was my sister's mom... hahaha... well, I was lucky he thought that ... because it was for that fact that he touched me with his warm, soft hands to put his gloves on my tiny skinny hand... that was awesome, guys!


PD: I would like to post some pics of Taker's match here in Guayaquil, and I also would like to post a picture of Taker's gloves, but I don't know what would Dan think about that. But anyway, Dan, if you are reading this, I hope you answer me about this subject.
Thank you, man.

See ya.

Thank you for sharing your story, Taker is such a sweetheart.
I wish the other wrestlers were like him.

[wwechristina]

Well, I always thought about that, and I believed that I would never be able to say a word to him, not even look at his eyes... but maybe I was wrong... and then again, maybe I was right...

Two nights ago, in Febraury 12th, 2010, the WWE came to my city (Guayaquil, Ecuador) for the first time ever. I've been a fan of the Undertaker since 1997 (13 years ago) when I was 13 years old, and I've seen him on TV since his WWE debut in 1990 (but back then, I was afraid of him; I was horrified with that big redhead boy in black clothes and I was also a Hulk Hogan fan). So, when I heard about the coming of the WWE to my town, and not just only the Ecuador capital (as it happened in the year 2008), I was so excited that I did whatever was possible for me to get the money for my "ring side" ticket, and three more extra tickets for my mom, my baby sister (she's a sweet 7 year-old girl) and my younger cousin (he's 16).
That night was wonderful, I saw a great wrestling show live for the first time in my 26 years of life.... and finally, I saw the Undertaker. And here's the thing: After the match he sat in the stairs, drank some water and put some of the fresh liquid in his face (the weather was really hot, over 34 degrees celsius), and then, he took off his gloves... and he got near us... near the savage people where I was standing, all of them were desperate for getting Taker's gloves, and because of that matter, I was being squashed like a fly, with my little sister embraced in my left arm and my mom like a human shield besides me... and then it happened... that was when Taker said, in a high voice "Stop it! These are for the kid!" So, he looked directly in my eyes and told me "Take them". I was a like a dumb idiot in that moment, looking at him with a very ridiculous sad-puppy eyes, and I was confused... I didn't believe he was talking to me! I took the gloves in a very weak manner, with my single free hand, and then it became worst. So, because I wasn't so fast and not so strong in catching the gloves, he had to hold them back from the other savages in the crowd who wanted to take them away from his hands (and from my weak hand); and next thing I saw was him, raising his arms up, with the gloves still in his hands, and with a very serious face he yelled "HEY; Stop! These are for her kid!!" and he pointed his finger to my baby sister. So, he got near me... he grabbed my right hand with his, and put the gloves in it, and told me, with a soft voice "Hold them. These are for your kid". And then, he talked to the nearest guard and told him something while he pointed in my direction. Maybe he told the guard to watch us because people were trying to get the gloves by force, who knows...
And what do you think I said to him in return?? Not a single word, for Christ's sake!! I was completely paralized! But well, at least, I made eye contact with him; and what a pair of beautiful eyes he has!
My mom was looking at him, with a smile on her face, and he gave her a polite nod with his head, and then he took off.

He was a great gentleman with my sister, with my mom and with me. He wanted to make sure that his gloves were in my baby sister's arms, or in my arms, so nobody could take them away from us. I proved that night that Mr. Calaway is a man with a golden heart. I thank him with all my soul; and even when the rough situation and my nerves didn't let me say "thanks" to him that night, I hope he knows that I'm grateful for what he did for my dear family.

And, in a funny side, he thought I was my sister's mom... hahaha... well, I was lucky he thought that ... because it was for that fact that he touched me with his warm, soft hands to put his gloves on my tiny skinny hand... that was awesome, guys!


PD: I would like to post some pics of Taker's match here in Guayaquil, and I also would like to post a picture of Taker's gloves, but I don't know what would Dan think about that. But anyway, Dan, if you are reading this, I hope you answer me about this subject.
Thank you, man.

See ya.

You are the luckiest person in the world right now. Taker is such a sweetheart. If he was to make eye contact with me, I'd probably be very nervous and wouldn't say a word. Lizaredlion, you will cherish this day for the rest of your life. I'm happy for you and your sister. Thank you for sharing your amazing encounter with us.

[Gogoplataker]

I would say to him: "Hello, can I take a picture with you?....you are a great wrestler, I like very much your performances"

So basically I would say the same things thousands of people have already told to him millions of times.

[TG007]

I wouldnt wanna be the ordinary fan, just asking for pixs and signatures.... Id wanna be the chick wearing a black ruffle summer dress with knee high shoes and black eyeshadow and black eyeliner hehe..and id be a totally sweety.. and ask him all kinds of non stupid things

[Devil's Advocate]

I wouldnt wanna be the ordinary fan, just asking for pixs and signatures.... Id wanna be the chick wearing a black ruffle summer dress with knee high shoes and black eyeshadow and black eyeliner hehe..and id be a totally sweety.. and ask him all kinds of non stupid things

Now, see - that's exactly along the lines of what I'd be thinking of doing...I might go w/ chino shorts, a halter top and heels instead of the ruffle summer dress , (not that I don't like your combo, TG - I just can't copy you :-) )

[Ed Burns]

I'd ask him a second question if I could. My earlier one was if all the injuries, and damage done to his body was worth it to entertain all of us throughout thelast 25 years in the business... The second question would be, 'How do you keep from getting bored at this point of your career seeing as you've done it all?' Just some things that would shed some light on things for me from the physical toll he's done to his body, to passion for the job after 25 years of doing it.

[Tombstonedvitim1]

Honestly, I'd be too nervous to say anything. I mean the man is my hero, lol. I'd want to talk about the Ministry though.

Me too, the only things that will come out of my mouth are "Hi" and question about the M.O.D.(Ministry)

[Dalraj]

I don't think I am that lucky, but If I ever met him, I would say "Hello Undertaker. I wasn't expecting you. Would you care for some tea?"

[kane2006]

If i met Taker i would more than likely look at him with my jaw dropped to the floor and then pass out just to add to the embarassment of meeting him....

[Dark_Lady_18]

They're going to be in Manchester in their autumn tour. Damn, wish I had money for the good seats, they'll be gone in a day when the tickets go on sale tomorrow. I haven't any solid idea what I would say, i'd probably stutter lol.

[phenomprincess1977]

I would be so shocked, I don't think that any words would come out of my mouth, that is why I would probably have someone with me to interpret my mumbling lol, mentioning to my interpreter hehe totell him of my tattoo of his symbol on my lower back., and if he touched me, I think that's when I would start crying and start talking lol.