5 WWE close calls that could've gone way worse

3: Undertaker gets lit up by pyro

The Undertaker competed in the 2010 Chamber match despite being burned earlier.

The Undertaker has always been known for having incredible entrances, which have become a crucial part in his mind games with his opponents.

But at Elimination Chamber 2010, The Deadman paid the price of such an epic entrance, when he made his way to the ring to enter the barbaric structure.

During his entrance, The Deadman was blasted with his own fire, with the Phenom’s jacket temporarily set on fire.

A consummate professional, Undertaker continued with his entrance, quickly getting out of the fire and entering the Elimination Chamber.

Despite the awful experience, The Phenom was able to compete but was handed water bottles by nearby referees when he wasn’t on camera.

After the match which saw Undertaker lose the World Heavyweight title to Chris Jericho, the Phenom was rightly ticked off, telling Vince McMahon “I better not ever see that guy again,”

Sure enough, the Pyrotechnician was fired by McMahon the next day.