"A Man who needs no introduction! The Man, The Myth, The Legend! The Undertaker!"

As the Undertaker himself made his way down to the ring he couldn't help but feel a mixed sensation of pride and fear. While he didn't wholly recognized a person based solely on title, there was some significant weight to the title of Undertaker. The way the crowd shook the ring, the haunting melody that played. Even the confidence with which he strode down, it gave him a moment of pause as he adjusted the straps of his candy apple red light gloves. 

All of the confidence from before still remained, but he was given a sense of cautious optimism once he finally saw his opponent. He stretched in his corner, extending his arms totally vertical and drawing himself into bi-directional leg stretches. Left first and then right, he wanted to be as limber as possible for this. It was probably wise. 

"It looks like the Undertaker has Red Streak shaken, Johnny!" 

"With good reason, Tom, The Undertaker has an unbelievable win loss ratio. It's unmatched especially considering how many fights he's had." 

"It's even more impressive when you take into account the fight in Madison Square Garden a while back."

"It is indeed. What even was that guy's deal? Was he supposed to be some kind of devil zombie or an alien?"

"I don't know Johnny but I do know one thing, Red Streak sure has his work cut out for him. The Undertaker has demonstrated some seemingly superhuman feats of ability, meanwhile old Fergus here has barely scraped his way out of the dregs." 

"Heh, a good thing Warmonger dropped out eh? Get to see just how distant The Undertaker really is from a normal man!" 

With no ignorance to their commentary he moved to the center of the ring with the Ref. He didn't actually hear the speech that he made, the only words that managed to touch his ears were the most important. "Touch gloves then move back to your corners." 

Fergus raised his arms towards Jake with a small grin on his face, his eyes showed no fear. Only a strong and fiery defiance, in his head he thought about how much of a run for his money he would give The Undertaker.