WWE Legends Unite to Rally Against Stuntman, Who Worked With Leonardo Di Caprio and Jennifer Anniston: “I Don’t Know Who This Guy Is But..”

Several new-generation wrestlers get star-struck when they meet the legends that shaped the business. However, there is a sense of fear of approaching the veterans for a picture and later regretting it. A WWE legend recently shed a light on this situation while addressing a social media post of a stuntman.

Moreover, this stuntman claimed to be have worked with top Hollywood stars like Leonardo DiCaprio and Jennifer Aniston in his career.

WWE legend gave his take on Hollywood stuntman’s post

Sean Waltman aka X-Pac shared a tweet, where a stuntman lambasted people for rushing to take pictures with wrestlers. X-Pac addressed a post of an anonymous Hollywood stuntman named “Angry Wrestling Vet’ who has worked with Leonardo DiCaprio, Denzel Washington, Russell Crowe, Jennifer Aniston, Nicole Kidman, and a dozen other Hollywood stars. 

The WWE Hall of Famer wrote, “Dear up & coming Pro Wrestlers on the indie scene. I don’t know who this guy is, but I couldn’t disagree with this more. If we’re ever on a show together or in any other setting, I’d love to take a pic with you.”

He ended the tweet with a sly jibe to the stuntmen writing, “Signed, Happy Wrestling Vet.” Several current wrestlers and legends joined X-Pac to support his claim over this anonymous stuntman’s post. Stars like The Bollywood Boys, Blue Meanie, and many independent wrestlers commented.

In the post, the stuntman wrote about how his director wouldn’t appreciate him acting as a fan while working. The post said pro wrestling also sees a similar fate as it is the “bastardize version of the film”.

It seems after the WWE stars get approached by the fans, a new topic of wrestlers approaching veterans may come up. A few weeks ago, Rey Mysterio was slammed after he reject the chance to address fans at the airport. 

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Similarly, this stuntman might have encountered a similar situation and subsequently posted his reaction. Waltman handled the post peacefully and also shared he will address all the new talents who will approach him.

Another revered wrestler also provided his take on interacting with wrestling fans in real life and he didn’t share a similar sentiment with Waltman.

The Undertaker on meeting fans

The Deadman is one of the most decorated WWE veterans in the company. Whenever he is around the backstage area, he talks to the young talents and gives them valuable advice. His teachings have always helped several WWE stars over the years. 

Moreover, while taking to The Bet Las Vegas podcast, Taker shared that he doesn’t like it when fans approach him when he is spending time with family.

He said, “With my kids around don’t, don’t ask,{for an autograph} and you know my kids play sports and it becomes a thing every weekend people come up. And hey yo, can I have this? I can’t I was like, I appreciate you being a fan, I’m not Undertaker I’m dad this weekend and hopefully, you understand that. This is about my kids. I’ve been on the road for all these years. I’m not missing this.”

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