But, do you know that there is more than one Undertaker? Yes! Both Mark Callaway and Brian Lee are Undertakers but one is real and the other one is fake. The real Undertaker Mark Callaway went on ...

DiBaise’s Undertaker, played by Brian Lee, wore nearly identical clothes as the original, but was a dead giveaway (pun intended) due to his voice which was edited in the post production.

Whether you call him Fake Undertaker, Underfaker, or whatever, the Brian Lee Undertaker feud is one of the strangest rivalries in Undertaker’s career. In an outright bizarre match, Undertaker ...

This led to an impostor Undertaker being introduced by Ted DiBiase, who was being portrayed by Brian Lee, better known as Chainz of the DOA. The real Undertaker made his return at SummerSlam 1994 ...

During the latest episode of Story Time with Dutch Mantell, a fan asked the wrestling veteran whether there was any truth to the rumor that Brian Lee had an affair with The Undertaker's first wife.

The origins of the catchphrase stem from an inside joke that the WWE Hall of Famer had with Brian Lee, also known as The "Fake Undertaker". The phrase is a defining trait of Road Dogg's character ...

This was a story line way to give Taker time off to heal a nagging back injury, but it shocked fans at the time because Undertaker was believed to be invincible prior to this match. Brian Lee ...

[In McMahon's voice] 'What do you mean?' [Prichard replied] 'We make another Undertaker.'" Prichard indicated that he suggested Brian Lee for the role of the fake Undertaker, as the two were "good ...

The Undertaker retired from WWE after his Wrestlemania ... who was in fact portrayed by his real-life cousin Brian Lee. He did briefly go on a hiatus with the WWE in 1999 after a dispute and ...

During that period, Taker feuded with King Kong Bundy, Kamala, a copycat Undertaker played by Brian Lee, Sycho Sid and most notably Giant Gonzalez. During an interview with Sam Roberts on the ...

However, for many wrestling fans, Lee will be forever remembered as the fake Undertaker from the infamously horrible 1994 WWE angle. Despite being shorter than the real deal, Lee was pushed as him ...

The film hit theatres on June 14, 1996. Akshay also revealed that it was wrestler Brian Lee who had played the role of WWE wrestler The Undertaker in the action film. “A hilarious note to mark ...