Six Feet Under - AJ Styles & Undertaker watch Boneyard Match
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How did the conversation open and set the stage for WrestleMania talk?
We had the entrances, y'all are face-to-face, you're talking trash like a great Hillwood. No, no, no, no, but you're backing up the whole time like the coward you are, you know, just chip-chirping.
Wow.
No, I mean in the match, like not in real life.
Brother.
In the match, right?
That was Hill AJ Styles, yes.
So my question is, why you got to bring me into it and get all personal?
A girl sitting at home. We're going to have to move the furniture.
Didn't do anything.
All right, here we go.
Love you too.
It's a big weekend. It's a big weekend in D.C.
Ooh, that's what I hear.
A lot going on.
A lot going on.
These people decided to go to the A show.
Thank y'all.
There'll probably be much better stories told here. Anyway. Hey, I'm only serious. Anyway, no, this is a historic weekend.
Big weekend.
Big, big weekend. Somebody retiring? Who's that? Somebody having a last match?
I think so. I mean, you know, I think they've probably heard the guy.
Yeah.
You can't see him, right? He's right here. Yeah, he's actually right here, guys. Like, right here. So, how's it feel? No, I'm joking.
What I, I mean, my goodness. I'm not sure, I'm not quite sure how I feel about it, really.
About what? About John retiring? Mm-hmm. What do you mean? You retired 84 times in a row. Let the man retire? What are you talking about?
Oh, so we're going to have jokes now, too. Okay.
How can you say, you don't know how you feel about it?
No, well, let me, okay. So this will make sense when you see this next clip. Can we play this? It's from back in the day. Give me a second here. Look at this.
John Cena.
John Cena.
Nice job.
Wow.
So... Bunch of young bucks there.
Yeah. Why is he the only one that aged? I was going to say how hot, I mean... What were you going to say?
You look hot. I mean, you still look hot, but you look hot.
Okay, good say. Yeah, good say.
Okay.
You know, the reason, like, obviously that was day one for John Cena right there. That was his, I think he had just wrestled Kurt Angle, and we shot that. And at that point, I'm already 12 years into my career, and now here this kid is on day one, 23 years later, retiring. But what an amazing career. What a run for John Cena.
What a run, yeah.
It's funny, he's another one that I missed on.
I know. Well, I mean, you kind of had, you had a match. I mean, you had a quick match, but y'all had a match.
Well, we did. No, but I'm just saying early on, there was two people that I watched them work day one, and I was like, hmm, yeah, this guy ain't going to make it. Yeah, that's right.
Wait, wait, wait. Who was the first one?
I was wrong. Look, I can admit when I'm wrong. There's some people in the business that can't do that. I will tell you when I was wrong and I missed with him. Do you know who the other one was? Who was the other one?
I didn't even know he was one. Who was the other one? No, I'm not even going to guess. Who was the other one? Dwayne. Oops, you missed big.
So you guys have got to go back, though. You've got to go back to day one when he had the things hanging off of him, and he came out there, and he was rah-rah, and I was like, oh, and he debuted in the garden, right? Rocky Maivia, right? So I'm like, oh, this poor kid. Yeah. And to have the legacy, right? So obviously his grandfather, Chief Peter Mavia, his dad, Rocky Johnson, and then you have these expectations, and you come out with that thing on and, you know, cheesy McCheeserton. And I was like, oh, man, this is not going to be good. And I was wrong there. So that's twice.
I mean, those are two big ones.
Those are two big ones. It took them a minute to find their stride, and I guess they had okay careers.
I mean, I guess.
Right? Wow. But it's amazing when you look back at John's career, the incredible arc from where he started and how he worked by chance and preparation and work ethic. And again, the chance encounter that he had with Steph.
Yeah, that was wild.
It all hinged on that. It's amazing what... We talk about it all the time about how work ethic and preparation puts you in the right place sometimes for luck to happen. And it happened for him.
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Chapters
4 chapters
1
How did the conversation open and set the stage for WrestleMania talk?
0:01–34:18
2
What early reflections do they share about John Cena’s career and legacy?
34:18–56:57
3
How did AJ Styles and Undertaker first connect and plan to work together?
56:57–1:26:14
4
What led to the decision to film a cinematic Boneyard Match during COVID?
1:26:14–1:32:00