6 Wrestlers Once Considered To Be "The Next Undertaker"

TNA was often accused of copying WWE, and it was hard to escape that conclusion sometimes when you watched Abyss.

Although Christopher Parks was a wrestler of considerable pedigree in his own right, there was something very Undertaker-y about the way he was booked in the late 2000s (even though his ring attire was, if anything, right out of Mankind's wardrobe).

The company even went as far as having his long-time manager James Mitchell reveal himself as his (somewhat abusive) father, whose other son - the equally disturbed Judas Mesias - would pop up every now and then to haunt his long-lost brother.

If it's starting to sound a little bit like a discount version of the early Attitude Era then - well, yeah. Welcome to TNA.