‘You Scratched It’ – WWE’s Dragon Lee Reveals The Undertaker’s Reaction To Motorcycle Picture Taken By CM Punk

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WWE’s Dragon Lee has revealed The Undertaker’s reaction to his viral photograph taken on his motorcycle by CM Punk.

Back in February of this year, CM Punk took a photo of Dragon Lee sitting on The Undertaker’s bike, with the image being shared on Instagram.

The post would garner more than 128k likes since being posted, with a number of WWE stars making comments.

During a recent appearance on Insight with Chris Van Vliet, Dragon Lee would be asked about the moment, revealing how CM Punk ended up being the cameraman, saying:

“I grew up watching that motorcycle. I feel like I gotta get on this motorcycle. It’s my chance, you know? I see everyone in the ring, I gotta take the picture. But I was like, should I? Maybe not. I don’t want to get in trouble.

“I saw CM Punk, ‘Hey, can you take my picture?’ Yeah, okay. If someone tells me anything, he’s gonna cover me for sure. ‘Hey, CM Punk told me.’ Honestly, I didn’t want to take a picture just because CM Punk told me. If he told me to get in to take a picture, and I just got there, like my uncle CM Punk, thank you for that. He helped me get that push that I need, to go to the motorcycle.”

The story wouldn’t end there, however, with Dragon Lee revealing The Undertaker’s reaction and a fear he was about to lose his job, explaining:

“I took the picture, it was a nice picture, but this is not the end. I came back to AAA, Undertaker told me, ‘You realize that you scratched my motorcycle?’ I said, ‘What? No! Come on, you have to be kidding me.’ (He said) ‘Yes, you scratched it.’

“No, no, no, no, no. I was like, for one second, I didn’t. Because I just came in, took a photo, no. He was just kidding me. For one second, it was like he intimidated me. I was like, damn, my boss, right?”

The Undertaker has been serving in a creative capacity over in AAA, with WWE having acquired the Mexican promotion during WrestleMania 41 week last year.

The Lighter Side Of The Undertaker

For a whole generation of WWE fans, The Undertaker has been the embodiment of either darkness or American strength, depending on the era. Regardless of the period, he’s likely recognized as an intense star who has embodied professionalism throughout his career.

A locker room leader for good reason, the respect that The Undertaker carries with him is well regarded across generations of stars to this day, and that continues with his new role.

One of the last old-school characters to break kayfabe, The Undertaker would bring his one-man shows to life, alongside his Six Feet Under podcast, giving a new insight into the star who had, for years, said very little.

His role as a mentor on WWE LFG would see The Undertaker praised by Booker T, who compared the serious nature of the star with the passion he shows guiding new stars.

It’s clearly something that he continues to deliver in AAA, too, with Shawn Michaels reflecting on the “fantastic job” his fellow Hall of Famer is doing.

Six Feet Under with The Undertaker saw its last episode, to date, on June 10, with Rey Mysterio being the guest. Hopefully, there will more opportunities to hear from The Undertaker outside of his occasional WWE appearances in the future.

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