WWE: AJ Styles Finally Breaks Silence After Being 'Buried Alive' At WrestleMania 36

World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) star AJ Styles has finally broken silence after he was "buried alive" by The Undertaker at WrestleMania 36 last weekend.

Due to the coronavirus crisis, for the first time WrestleMania was held without any live audience and was a two-night affair. The first night of the 36th edition of the Show of Shows ended with WWE legend The Undertaker burying AJ Styles alive in a Boneyard match. Even though the WWE Universe had no clue what to expect from the Boneyard match as it was the very first time it took place in the WWE setup but the reactions received showed the fans had thoroughly enjoyed its cinematic appearance.

Day after being buried alive by The Deadman, the two-time champion AJ Styles made his first comment trough a post on his official social media platforms.

AJ Styles is quite active on Instagram as he plays games and gives away free stuff on Mixer, an interactive video game live streaming platform. On Wednesday, Styles posted the now-iconic image of his hand rising from the dirt under which he was buried by The Undertaker and wrote that he is alive on Mixer. That was a hint for his fans to join him like always to play games and interact with him.

Meanwhile, the WWE Universe thought The Undertaker had given his best performance after nearly eight years. After attaining massive success at WrestleMania 36, which took place at WWE’s Performance Center in Florida, the company reportedly is preparing big plans for the 55-year-old Phenom, who rode in on a motorcycle like the American Badass from 2000 to 2004 would have. It is understood that the recent Boneyard match success could have breathed a new life in The Deadman.

It will be 30 years in November since The Undertaker debuted in WWE and there are rumors that the WWE Company will more likely have a special match for him at the event.