13 Things We Learned From The Undertaker On Joe Rogan Experience

8. The Boneyard Bike

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In a fun piece of trivia for those with an affection for WrestleMania 37's Boneyard offering that saw the Undertaker battle AJ Styles, the Undertaker revealed to Joe Rogan that the bike used in this contest actually belonged to a member of country singer Garth Brooks' security team.

As the multiple-time World Champion put it:

"That was a West Coast Chopper right there. The bike actually belonged to Garth Brooks' security guy."

Moving on to briefly touch on the match itself, the Undertaker enthused about how happy he was with the end result of this most unique of 'matches'.

"I was really happy with how this turned out. I knew at the end of it, physically, 'You're day's done, man'. As much as I wanna do it here [head] and I wanna do it here [heart], the body just can't deliver."
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