The Undertaker Was Once ‘Convicted’ By Wrestling Legend For Crime Of Being ‘Too Friendly To Girls’ In WWE Locker Room

Various factors contribute to making the WWE promotion the most distinctive and entertaining in the whole world. It’s not the same as what viewers see on television, where there is fiery and intense competition between the wrestlers; there are many intriguing things that WWE fans are not able to witness behind the scenes.

One such example is the iconic ‘The Wrestlers Court.’ Where the superstars like The Undertaker had a significant role in it.

Taker judged the court most of the time since he was the leader of the locker room. Prior to him, Zeb Colter, better known as Dutch Mantell, established the wrestlers’ court to deal with disputes behind the scenes, punish wrestlers for inappropriate behavior, and execute other tasks.

Notably, he shared one such instance where he sentenced the locker room leader, The Deadman to the wrestler’s court. A few months ago, when Mantell went on ‘Wrestling Shoot Interviews,’  he was questioned about his favorite moment working in the wrestlers’ court. Mantell then retorted about the instance in which he found Taker guilty of being overly friendly with several girls.

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To quote him. He stated, “So the best wrestler’s court I have ever attended was the one that I convened on a trip one night between Memphis and Nashville and I convicted The Undertaker. What we call romancing the rats. Which meant, you know you’d have the girls that would hang around and if you were too nice to them.”

“You know it made it rough for everybody else that was just a joke. But I convicted him because I was the judge and I was the prosecutor and he tried to defend himself of course I would overrule everything, ”Mantell said.

What punishment did the court issue on The Undertaker?

Mantell humorously stated that he didn’t allow The Undertaker to defend himself during the session, so Taker ended up losing. However, Taker never got the punishment for that, as it was to entertain the fans.

As he states, “Well, we never really got to that [Punishment] I mean. I just convicted him and I delayed sentencing to the next trip or something. Because he would always said, hey you’re free to appeal.”

Even if this was only a joke, it is well known that the WWE wrestling court handled a lot of issues backstage for a very long time. The fans are still interested in hearing stories about the wrestler’s court.

What is your favorite Wrestler’s Court story? Let us know in the comments.

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