WWE latest news: Elias could be in BIG trouble with The Undertaker for stealing his move, according to former champion
Phenom could return to wrestling to seek revenge according to Bubba Ray Dudley after upcoming star Elias Samson performed Dead Man's Old School manoeuvre against Titus O'Neill
THE legendary Undertaker could return to WWE to seek revenge on an upcoming star for stealing his move, according to a former champ.
Elias Samson is one of the most-promising young talents on the company’s roster.
But he could find himself in BIG trouble with the Dead Man after using the icon’s Old School manoeuvre on this week’s Monday Night Raw.
At least that’s what another future Hall of Famer Bubba Ray Dudley thinks.
The Dudley Boyz member, who held the WWE tag titles ten times with brother D-Von, has previous experience of feeling the Phenom’s wrath for imitating his antics.
And he shared that on Twitter after watching Elias pull off the stunt live on WWE’s flagship show.
Bubba wrote: “I ‘rolled my eyes once and got a call from the Deadman the next day.
“Elias is in BIG trouble.”
Samson went on to claim the victory over O’Neil after hitting his own trademark finisher, Drift Away.
However, there has been no word whether Taker or the WWE are upset with the 29-year-old using the ex-world champion’s move.
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But issues could arise if he continues to use it over the next couple of weeks.
Samson is not the only man to pay homage to legends of yesteryear by mimicking their finishers.
CM Punk and Bayley have both used Macho Man Randy Savage’s patented elbow drop from the top rope.
Seth Rollins incorporated Triple H’s Pedigree and a number of stars have paid homage to the late Eddie Guerrero by using his Frogstar Splash.
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