Can you share more about the best WWE backstage stories related to tag teams?

The Undertaker also has some cool backstage stories. There was a time when a young wrestler was really nervous before his debut match. The Undertaker took him aside and told him to just focus on the basics and have fun. This simple act of kindness from such a legend really boosted the young wrestler's confidence.

One of the best backstage stories is about The Rock. Backstage, he was known for his great sense of humor and how he would keep everyone entertained. He often played pranks on his fellow wrestlers, which made the backstage environment really lively. For example, he once switched John Cena's protein powder with something that tasted really bad, and Cena's reaction was hilarious.

The story of Stone Cold Steve Austin is a classic. His anti - establishment character was a hit. He was constantly at odds with Mr. McMahon, and their battles both in and out of the ring were must - see. Austin's beer - drinking, hell - raising ways made him a fan favorite and his story of rising to the top in the Attitude Era is a significant part of WWE's history.

Sure. There's a story about Becky Lynch. Backstage, she was always very vocal about equality for female wrestlers. She would often have discussions with the management about getting more opportunities for women in WWE. Her determination backstage was a big part of the Women's Revolution in WWE.

The Road Warriors were a very dominant tag team. They had this intimidating look with their face paint and spiked shoulder pads. Their in - ring style was very physical. They were one of the most feared tag teams in wrestling history. They had many memorable battles across different promotions.

Sure. There was a wrestler who brought his pet dog backstage once. The dog got loose and ran onto the stage during a serious promo segment. It completely threw off the wrestlers on stage but the audience loved it.

Sure. There was this small town baseball team. They were made up of kids from working - class families. Their equipment was old and second - hand. But they had a great team spirit. They practiced every day after school in a field with more dirt than grass. Against all odds, they made it to the regional finals and nearly won. Their story is a great example of how heart can make up for lack of resources.

Sure. The story of Florida Gulf Coast in 2013 is a classic. As a 15 - seed, they made it to the Sweet 16. They had a high - flying, exciting style of play that caught everyone's attention. Their 'Dunk City' nickname was born during that March Madness run as they had some spectacular dunks that electrified the crowds.

There was an underdog high school cross country team that had to deal with a lot of financial constraints. They couldn't afford high - tech running gear or travel to fancy training camps. Instead, they used second - hand shoes and trained in their own neighborhood. The team captain was very inspiring and motivated the team to keep going. They gradually built up their skills and confidence. Eventually, they managed to qualify for the state championships, which was a great accomplishment considering their humble beginnings.

A heartwarming backstage event was when a group of wrestlers organized a surprise birthday party for one of their colleagues. They decorated the backstage area, got a cake and presents. It was a simple but beautiful moment that showed that despite the tough and competitive nature of wrestling, there is a lot of love and friendship backstage.