UNIONDALE, N.Y. August 25, 2002 Shortly after facing Test at SummerSlam, WWE.com caught up with the American Badass for a few quick comments about his recent angle with the WWEs most controversial faction, the Un-Americans.
WWE.com: What did you think of your match tonight?
Undertaker: I thought it was a good, solid match. I have a feeling that Test is going to be one of the top big-men in the industry; one of our next generation top big-men in time. But tonight just was not his time. I thought tonight I had to fight for the pride of our country and Im not just saying that to be cliché-ish. I thought it was very important to make a statement.
WWE.com: What do you think about the controversy that the angle has caused?
Undertaker: Its only natural that with the one-year anniversary of one of the most tragic events in American history coming up that people would be sensitive about it .The Un-Americans are playing on the emotions of a lot of people and those are the people that I wrestled for tonight. The Un-Americans are trying to capitalize on those emotions. Thats their agenda. Hopefully tonights match set things straight.
WWE.com: Any injuries you want to report?
Undertaker: Nothing thats not going to keep us from doing what weve got to do tomorrow on RAW. Thats what trainers and tape are for.
