"Chelsea Green reveals how The Undertaker helped launch her early career break"
Few figures in wrestling carry the kind of quiet authority that The Undertaker does.
For decades, he was the locker room leader everyone respected, not just because of his character on screen but because of how he handled himself behind the curtain. This week, a current WWE star shared a story that reminded fans just how influential the Deadman has been away from the spotlight.
Chelsea Green revealed that one of her most important early career breaks happened because she decided to ask for help directly. Instead of waiting around and hoping the right opportunity would fall into place, she tracked down Undertaker’s contact information and sent him an email. She wanted a chance to wrestle in Mexico and believed performing on that stage could elevate her profile in a meaningful way.
A Simple Email That Changed Everything
Green explained that Undertaker did not ignore her message or pass it along to someone else. He personally helped arrange the opportunity she was chasing. That connection led to a booking with AAA, where she teamed with Ethan Page and stepped into a completely different wrestling environment. For a rising performer, that kind of exposure can reshape momentum.
Competing internationally adds credibility. It shows versatility and confidence. It also forces talent to adapt to new audiences and styles. For Green, that moment was more than just another match. It became proof that initiative matters. She asked. He responded. And the result strengthened her résumé in ways that standard weekly television appearances sometimes cannot.
Stories like this pull back the curtain on how wrestling truly works. Legends are not only defined by championships or WrestleMania entrances. Sometimes their biggest impact comes from helping someone else move forward. Undertaker’s decision to open that door did not create headlines at the time, but it clearly left a lasting impression.
In a business built on timing and relationships, support from the right person can accelerate everything. Green’s experience highlights that even icons who rarely appear on screen still shape careers behind the scenes.
