The monstrous Kane walked down to the cage with Undertaker’s former manager, Paul Bearer, by his side. Suddenly, the lights in the arena turned off and a red light filled the stadium. The battle didn’t disappoint as HBK and Undertaker took each other to the absolute limit with stiff chair shots to the head and vicious body slams on the floor. So, it pitted Shawn Michaels and The Undertaker against each other in what promised to be one of the best matches of the year.
At Bad Blood: In Your House 1997, WWE debuted the demonic structure, but wanted to make sure it was a truly unforgettable match. Kane had arguably one of the most memorable debuts in WWE history and helped introduce fans to the chaos of Hell in a Cell that we know and love today. Shelby’s therapy obviously worked for the team as they went on to capture the WWE Tag Team Championships from R-Truth and Kofi Kingston at Night of Champions 2012 … even though they hilariously argued right after picking up the victory over who was the better Tag Team Champion. We learned a lot about Kane’s past here and his work during these segments is pure comedy.
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These classes resulted in some of the funniest segments in WWE history as both Kane and Daniel Bryan were taught not only how to control their tempers, but to love each other. The tandem fought each other more often than they fought their opponents which caused then-RAW General Manager AJ Lee to send the pair to anger management classes. The two began tagging, but as expected, were extremely dysfunctional. With the WWE moving to a more family-friendly product, Kane’s sadistic and violent side was put on hold as he feuded with Daniel Bryan before being forced to team up with him. In one of the more surprisingly successful storylines in WWE history, fans were shown a gentle and funny side of Kane when he formed a tag team with his biggest enemy, Daniel Bryan, in 2012. And the thing is, when people ask me the highlight of my career, despite the fact that it was so early, that was it because Austin was well on his trajectory to be one of the three biggest stars of all time," he said. “Winning my first world championship in the First Blood match at King Of The Ring, of course, that was overshadowed by the Hell In A Cell match between Taker and Mick, but that was my first world championship and it was against Austin. Although the moment would be overshadowed by Mankind and The Undertaker’s legendary Hell in a Cell match, Kane disclosed on a podcast with Vince Russo that this was still the best moment of his career. At King of the Ring 1997, The Big Red Machine defeated Stone Cold Steve Austin for the title in a first blood match after interference from The Undertaker. Kane is a rare example of a Superstar in WWE who never needed a title to remain relevant, but the first time he reached the top of the WWE mountain and captured the Championship is one of the most underrated moments of the attitude era.
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