This is my Kane thread

[Edge Guerrero]

- This thread is about Glenn Thomas Jacobs, the Big Red Monster, The walking Doomsday, don't matter what you call him, Kane is one of the best pro-wrestlers to ever grace the squared circle, and forgget the sloopy giants:



Kane is leagues above the Hogans and the Syd Vicious Psycho Syd whatnever, since he is a master on the ring and on the mic.







Kane is as good as the Undertaker.

[Daglord]

[Anti D]

[Canuckster]

that is one big dude

[Edge Guerrero]

WWE Superstar Kane (aka Glen Jacobs) Fights in Japan



- This was before he become Kane.

Jacobs was born in Torrejón de Ardoz, Madrid, to a United States Air Force family stationed in Spain.[14][15] Jacobs earned a degree in English literature at Northeast Missouri State University, where he played both basketball and football.

At 7 feet tall and weighing in at more than 300 pounds, Kane is a monstrous abomination that seems to have been extracted directly from your childhood nightmares.

The Devil’s Favorite Demon has tormented WWE since his debut at Badd Blood in October 1997, when he tore off the cage door and unleashed hell during the first-ever Hell in a Cell Match between Shawn Michaels and his half-brother, The Undertaker.

Kane is consumed by an infernal desire to set ablaze the lives of his fellow Superstars, leaving a scorched path of destruction behind his fiery footsteps. Some of The Big Red Monster’s more demented acts have included setting a WWE Hall of Famer on fire, hitting a WWE executive with a Tombstone, kidnapping too many Superstars to mention and forcing a WWE Diva to marry him. No one is safe from his twisted desires and demonic impulses. Least of all, it would seem, Kane himself.

For years, the sadistic Superstar wore a ghoulish face mask designed to conceal hideous burns from a fire supposedly started by Undertaker years before. But WWE fans received a shock on one of the most infamous nights of Kane’s career when,­ after losing a Mask vs. Championship Match on Raw, the tortured soul was forced to unmask and reveal his face to the world.

Kane’s career has been marked by some stellar and brutally woeful contests in the ring against some of the biggest names in WWE, including The Undertaker, “Stone Cold” Steve Austin, Shawn Michaels, Edge and others. He has also pioneered some of the most vicious stipulations of all time, including First Blood, Inferno, Stretcher and even Till Death Do Us Part Matches. Like his sibling, Kane wields a highly decorated mantle of WWE glory, including reigns as WWE Champion, World Heavyweight Champion and ECW Champion. He has shown near-unprecedented versatility in the tag team ranks as well, finding championship success with a litany of partners such as X-Pac, Big Show and even twice with The Deadman.

For more:http://www.wwe.com/superstars/kane and https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kane_(wrestler)

[Benwahwah]

This a thread I can get behind! You nearly lost me when you said Kane is as good as the Undertaker, but then I realised you my be joking!

Kane and Taker were an awesome Tag Team and had some really cool feuds as well.

[Anti D]

This a thread I can get behind! You nearly lost me when you said Kane is as good as the Undertaker, but then I realised you my be joking!

Kane and Taker were an awesome Tag Team and had some really cool feuds as well.

I am taking a break from my long winded response to Ben's amazing review of the current state of AspergersAnonymous.com

I remember when I was younger that there was a "Second Undertaker." This around the same time and similar to the Doink the clown situation. (I'm starting to adjust to the multiple clown scenario from posting at EY.com so long)

Anyways I was always under the impression that Kane was the "second" Undertaker. Have I been wrong about this assumption for all these years?

[Anti D]

I actually used to live in Westlake, Ohio where Independent Wrestling is pretty big across the entire Midwest of the United States and the people STILL call soda "Pop."

Every year the Baltimore Elite Wrestling Alliance (BEWA) comes to town for a three night show that is the talk of the town.

Almost everything comes to a standstill and a car can not be found in the streets when these warriors are battling!

While the participants in these matches usually lack any kind of athleticism, personality or charm they compensate with a arsenal of technical moves that rival anything the Great Dean Malenko ever displayed.

This was maybe one of my favorite match-ups from this time period and something I like to watch every now and then when I need motivation for training or a good laugh.

[Edge Guerrero]

This a thread I can get behind! You nearly lost me when you said Kane is as good as the Undertaker, but then I realised you my be joking!

Kane and Taker were an awesome Tag Team and had some really cool feuds as well.

- No i am not joking.

List of Edge Guerrero enemys actualized:

1 - Michael Vick for animal cruelty
2 - Tim Burton for trying to do a Superman movie, :mrgreen: and casting horrible Nicolas Cage as Superman!
3 - Benwahwah for arguing about Kane!

:mrgreen:

Being serious, Taker had a big control of his character, he never played outside of the Taker persona( What as a fan, i think is very-cool, Kane flutuacted from a comedy character, to a jobber, to the walking Doomsday, and Kane could pull they all, like Big-show can, Taker as a comedy character would kill the mystic!

Triple H is another wrestler that can play all characters and be good at then, but i would love to see only the King of Kings.

Even Edge cound't pull a baby-face! :mrgreen:

The brothers of destruction were a awesome tag-team!
How would you guys rank the best tag-teams in your opinion?

Myne would be Edge and Christian at Number 1.
Taker and Kane at number two.

[Edge Guerrero]

This a thread I can get behind! You nearly lost me when you said Kane is as good as the Undertaker, but then I realised you my be joking!

Kane and Taker were an awesome Tag Team and had some really cool feuds as well.

I am taking a break from my long winded response to Ben's amazing review of the current state of AspergersAnonymous.com

I remember when I was younger that there was a "Second Undertaker." This around the same time and similar to the Doink the clown situation. (I'm starting to adjust to the multiple clown scenario from posting at EY.com so long)

Anyways I was always under the impression that Kane was the "second" Undertaker. Have I been wrong about this assumption for all these years?

- I think Kane was the second Taker, and theres used to be a stunt double they use, to do those Taker scene when he is at the ramp, and on a blink he is at the ring!