In WWE, The Undertaker was known to be a locker room leader. The Undertaker was also the leader of the Bone Street Krew, a group of friends who hung out backstage together. The other two members were Henry O. Godwin and Mideon.
In an interview with Monte and Pharoah, Mideon, real name Dennis Knight, recalled a fight between Viscera and The Deadman.
Viscera had a brief reign as King Mabel in the mid-1990s after winning the 1995 King of the Ring. Viscera injured Godwin during the 1996 Royal Rumble Match.
Mideon said, “I go to the Royal Rumble and the very first thing I see is Viscera dropped on him [Henry O. Godwinn] and hurt him. I walk in the locker room and Undertaker is just ripping him apart because he broke ‘Taker’s orbital socket, he hurt Kevin Nash’s back, he just hurt him [Henry O. Godwinn]. That’s his thing whenever he wants people to take him seriously, like with Stone Cold and Shawn [Michaels], taping the fists up.”
Godwinn said The Undertaker’s backstage threat legitimately frightened the giant superstar. A week later, he was handed his release from the company.
“Scared, scared s**tless, and they let him go the next week,” Godwinn added.
(H/T to Sportskeeda Wrestling)
