Kane
Height: 7'0"
Weight: 326 lbs.
Finishing Move:
Tombstone Piledriver
Career Highlights: Former
World Wrestling Federation
Champion, 2 time Tag Team
Champion with Mankind
(current)

No superstar in history has made
more of an immediate impact than
Kane. On October 5, 1997 the
world met Kane, as the seven foot
monster tore off the door to "Hell
in the Cell" in order to get to his
brother, the Undertaker. The
siblings later fought in the
first-ever Inferno Match!

Less than one year after he
arrived, Kane became the World
Wrestling Federation Champion
by defeating Stone Cold Steve
Austin at the 1998 King of the
Ring. Though his reign was
short-lived, the seven-foot
monster proved he could live up
to all expectations.

It was believed that Kane
perished in the raging inferno that
claimed the lives of the siblings’
parents. Miraculously he
survived. From that time on, the
only person who knew he was
alive was the detestable Paul
Bearer.

For the past twenty years the
rotund mortician has been feeding
him a rendition of the fateful day
that destroyed his family, which
places the Undertaker as the
murderer. With this in mind, there
is no wonder why Kane has gone
to extraordinary lengths to
obliterate his older brother once
and for all. The revelation that
Bearer is Kane's father has added
even more fuel to Kane's fire, as
the stormy past of Bearer and the
Undertaker is well-documented.

Some have recently suggested,
however, that Kane and his
brother are actually working
together! If this is true, then every
superstar, including Stone Cold,
had best watch his back!

Paul Bearer
Favorite Quote: "I'm Paul
Bearer and you're not!"

First arriving into the World
Wrestling Federation as the
Undertaker's keeper, Paul Bearer
has since turned on the phenom
and masterminded an evil plot to
destroy the former Federation
Champion.

The portly mortician revealed to
the world that the Undertaker
killed his parents and attempted to
murder his younger brother by
igniting their family-owned
funeral parlor into a raging
inferno.

Proving to the world that the
brother, Kane, did survive the
fire, the despicable Bearer
unleashed the seven-foot monster
to the world at October 1997's
"Badd Blood" Pay-Per-View.
More recently, Bearer had DNA
testing to reveal that Kane's father
is none other than Bearer himself!

For the past twenty years, the
malicious manager has told Kane
that his brother is the one who set
the fire that destroyed his family.
Is Bearer telling the truth, or is he
feeding Kane a fictional encounter
in order to destroy the Undertaker
once and for all?