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“I’ve credited Undertaker a ton of times throughout this follow-up to that [Mask vs. Mask] match for pulling that out of me. The ability, the willingness to just go out there and feel it, and not worry so much. I don’t want to volunteer Undertaker for anything, but man, if he could give that same speech that he gave to me. I can’t really even use the words he used in some of the speeches he gave to me to pull it out of me, but if he could give that to the main roster and really get through to people, we’d see a revolution. It’s been great,” said Gable. (H/T: WrestlePurists)

Penta has bounced back since losing the Intercontinental Championship to Gable. The former AEW star defeated La Parka earlier this week to advance to the finals of the tournament to determine which star gets to challenge Roman Reigns for the World Heavyweight Championship in Mexico City on the September 14 episode of RAW. Penta will be facing his brother, Rey Fenix, next Monday on WWE RAW to determine who is the number one contender.

The Undertaker defends retired WWE star

The Undertaker recently defended Brock Lesnar against people who claim that he does not care about the wrestling business.

Oba Femi defeated Brock Lesnar at WWE SummerSlam in a Hell in a Cell match, and The Beast Incarnate retired following the loss at the PLE. Speaking on his Six Feet Under podcast, The Phenom claimed that Lesnar cared about the business and wasn’t only in it for the money.

“I don’t think Brock [Lesnar] really gets enough credit for his passion for the business. I think most people, everybody, have their opinion, and they don’t know s**t about what they’re talking about. It was always, ‘It’s always about the money,’ or they b**ched about the dates or everything like that. I think he genuinely, he had to love this business,” Taker said.

The Undertaker says it’s “disheartening” when he goes backstage and talent are filming Tik Toks instead of watching the match in the ring on the monitor. (Six Feet Under)

It will be interesting to see how long Chad Gable can hang onto the Intercontinental Championship moving forward on WWE television.