Mark Henry reveals why he was jailed abroad following real-life altercation in WWE

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However, things went south when a fan approached him with a Sharpie (pen) and seemingly didn’t realize that the ink smudged over Henry’s 300$ shirt. Henry said:

“The shirt I had was raw silk. This guy came up with a Sharpie and thought the lid was on — which you shouldn’t poke anyone with anyway. He tapped me on the shoulder like, ‘Excuse me, Mark Henry?’ I look, and I can see the ink soaking right into my silk. It’s a dish rag now. A $300 shirt, gone. I was like, ‘Why’d you do that, man?’ I was pi**ed off.” (H/T RSN)

He continued, saying that the person who tore his shirt told him not to be a “a***ole”: This led to Henry throwing drinks on his face, which he says he regrets to this day:

“So now I go to jail while I’m over there. Yeah, I went to jail. They put me in general lockup with all the vagrants. They took my belt, my shoelaces, and all my stuff.”

Thankfully, his visit to jail lasted under two hours, and he managed to get out consequence-free, and things smoothed over after the fact.

You can watch the full episode below:

Mark Henry and The Undertaker went to war at WrestleMania 22 nearly two decades ago

It’s interesting to see Mark Henry sitting across from the man he once faced at WrestleMania, which was a number added on his legendary streak that lasted until WrestleMania 30 in 2014.

For context, The Undertaker returned at the 2006 Royal Rumble after the main event World Heavyweight Title match between Mark Henry and Kurt Angle. He confronted Kurt Angle, whom he faced for the title at No Way Out 2006, losing in an unforgettable classic. While Angle headed into WrestleMania 22 as the World Champion (and was eventually dethroned by Rey Mysterio), The Undertaker would face Henry in a casket match.

While many hoped to see The Undertaker facing Kurt Angle at WrestleMania 22, it worked out in the end as Rey Mysterio got his big moment, while Henry was presented as a legitimate threat to the streak, just like Randy Orton a year prior to him. However, he couldn’t defeat The Phenom, who put him in a casket and closed the door. The Undertaker’s legendary streak would see him have classics every year until 2014, with his next set of opponents being Batista, Edge, Shawn Michaels (x2), Triple H (x2), and CM Punk.

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