Glenn Jacobs

Glen Thomas Jacobs (born April 26, 1967 in Madrid, Spain, but raised near Nashville, Tennessee, USA, currently residing in Knoxville, Tennessee) is an American professional wrestler for World Wrestling Entertainment on the RAW brand, best known for wrestling as Kane. He is currently one half of the World Tag Team Champions along with The Big Show.

Early career

Jacobs has portrayed several characters throughout his career since his professional wrestling debut in 1992. He was originally known as Unibomb while wrestling in the United States Wrestling Association, Smoky Mountain Wrestling, where he was co-holder of the SMW Tag Team Championships with Al Snow, and a few early appearances with the WWF. He also competed in the Japanese shoot style promotion Pro Wrestling Fujiwara Gumi. Jacobs is believed to have debuted in the WWF as the masked Black Knight at the 1993 Survivor Series, though some fans believe that the Black Knight was actually Jeff Gaylord. He later appeared as the evil dentist of Jerry Lawler, Isaac Yankem, DDS, in 1995 and 1996 after Bret Hart damaged Lawler's teeth by forcing his foot into his mouth, and as Diesel in 1996 and 1997, replacing the original wrestler to have played the Diesel character, Kevin Nash.

Kane

In October 1997, Jacobs was repackaged as Kane, the on-screen half-brother of The Undertaker, with whom he feuded off and on for several years. The characters' histories are that as children, Undertaker "accidentally" burned down the funeral home in Death Valley where they lived, killing their parents, and hideously scarring Kane physically and mentally. Kane is portrayed to be psychologically unstable, supposedly being depressed, schizophrenic, extremely violent and quick to anger. Kane, like his half-brother, is supposedly able to summon fire and bolts of lightning. Undertaker's manager, Paul Bearer (who was billed as Kane's father), hid Kane as he grew up and Kane was thought to be dead until he returned as a 7-foot, 326-pounds, one-eyed monster heel at In Your House: Badd Blood in October 1997 and attacked Undertaker during his Hell in a Cell match with Shawn Michaels. His first actual match as Kane was against Ahmed Johnson on the November 3, 1997 episode of Monday Night RAW. He would later have many other heel and face turns through out the years.

The Undertaker initially refused to fight Kane, saying he would not fight his own flesh and blood for show. However, after Kane interfered in Undertaker's WWF World Heavyweight Championship match at the 1998 Royal Rumble which climaxed in Kane locking Undertaker in a casket and setting it ablaze, Undertaker returned to just defeat Kane at WrestleMania XIV in March 1998 with three tombstone piledrivers. After the match, Kane tombstoned Undertaker into a steel chair.

He won the WWF Championship at the June 1998 King of the Ring pay-per-view from Stone Cold Steve Austin in a First Blood Match, which is the highlight of his career so far. However, the title reign was short lived, as Austin recaptured the title the next night on RAW. Kane went on to win the WWF Tag Team Championship with Mick Foley in July 1998 and with X-Pac in 1999. Kane would later join The Corporation. Later Kane would turn face by getting betrayed by then heel and then Corporation member, Chyna and getting kicked out of the Corporation. His first alliance with the heel gimmick of the Undertaker turned him heel again. After having problems with Undertaker, he ended up becoming close friends with X-Pac and turning face against Undertaker. During the D-Generation X reunion X-Pac betrayed Kane. Kane had a feud with X-Pac over his girlfriend Tori, who X-Pac stole from Kane. Kane has also feuded with several of the top superstars including Triple H, The Big Show, Kurt Angle and even WWF owner Vince McMahon. In the process, Kane became one of the premier stars in the WWF. His costume changed over the course of his career, gradually uncovering his body, and even his face. Kane also evolved from speaking with a voice box to speaking without a voice box as X-Pac's tag team partner.

Kane later turned heel for the third time by betraying the babyface gimmick of the Undertaker, giving him two Chokeslams in the Undertaker's match against Chris Benoit. Kane refused to explain his assault. At SummerSlam 2000, Undertaker took off Kane's mask but Kane managed to hide his face. At Unforgiven 2000, Kane cost Undertaker the WWF Championship. In 2001 Kane turned face again by reuniting with Undertaker as the "Brothers of Destruction" and contended for the WWF Tag-Team Championship. The two turned out to be a successful duo, defeating Rikishi and Haku in a brutal First Blood Match. They would then get a shot at the Tag titles at No Way Out 2001, facing then champions the Dudley Boyz and Edge and Christian in a Tables Match. The Brothers of Destruction dominated the entire match and nearly had the match won until Rikishi and Haku interfered. At one point in early 2002, Kane saved The Rock and Hulk Hogan from nWo members (Scott Hall, X-Pac, and Kevin Nash) but The Rock and Hulk Hogan were disqualified. Kane, The Rock, and Hulk Hogan would go on to defeat the nWo next week on a edition of SmackDown!

Katie Vick

During 2002, Kane entered a feud with HHH and the two had a match at No Mercy 2002 in which the Intercontinental Championship and the World Heavyweight Championship were at stake. Triple H claimed that several years earlier, Kane had an unrequited relationship with someone named Katie Vick. After Vick was killed in a car crash, Kane – who was the driver – allegedly raped her corpse. Triple H later made good on a threat to show video footage of Kane completing his "crimes"; however, the footage clearly showed Triple H (dressed as Kane) simulating necrophilia with a mannequin. Fans were not shy about expressing their disgust with the storyline (which is considered by many as one of the worst WWE storylines ever), forcing WWE writers to bring the story to a quick end. Also, as far as Kane's fans are concerned, this back-story never happened, as it clearly contradicts his previously established history.

Unmasked

In 2003, Triple H gave Kane a chance to join Triple H's faction, Evolution, so they could be the best faction in the history of WWE. But RAW co-general manager Stone Cold Steve Austin gave Kane an opportunity for Triple H's World Heavyweight Championship live on RAW at Madison Square Garden if he rejected Triple H's offer. But RAW co-general manager Eric Bischoff interupted Stone Cold. He told Kane if he took Stone Cold's offer and he lost, he would have to unmask in the middle of the ring. Kane then took the offer from Stone Cold and the next week Kane and Triple H fought. Kane fought for his life in the match (or at least his mask) but with the help of Ric Flair, and Randy Orton Triple H defeated Kane. Kane unmasked and turned heel by turning on friend Rob Van Dam with a Chokeslam, starting a feud. This marked his first heel turn since turning on the Undertaker for the second time. Kane did not bear any scars or burns the next week on Raw. It was later revealed that he was never burnt and the scars were all in his mind.

RVD stated that he didn't need the mask; Kane replied by saying he hates RVD. At SummerSlam, Kane defeated RVD using the Tombstone.

After unmasking, Kane was still emotionally unstable and started on a path of destruction. Due to Kane's actions against Shane McMahon's mother, Linda McMahon, (Kane, on RAW one night, grabbed Linda, and performed the Tombstone Piledriver on her, driving her head down onto the top of the steel ramp,) Shane sought vengeance against Kane. At a Last Man Standing Match at Unforgiven 2003, Kane won after Shane McMahon climbed the event set and missed an Elbow Drop on Kane nearly 40 feet below. During the build up for the match at Survivor Series, Kane attempted to throw Shane into a burning dumpster, only to be thrown in himself. This lead to speculation that Kane was going to leave WWE or don his mask again. However, Kane returned unharmed and determined to destroy Shane McMahon. Kane won their Ambulance Match at Survivor Series that year.

Kane returned later in the night during the "Buried Alive" match between Vince McMahon and The Undertaker. Kane helped Mr. McMahon out of the grave, then used an explosion from the digger and punched Undertaker into the grave and buried him alive. During the 2004 Royal Rumble match, Kane was surprised by a video stating the Undertaker's return, and was thrown out of the ring by Booker T, whom he was feuding with at the time. After weeks of being taunted with various scare tactics by the Undertaker, Kane lost to his brother at WrestleMania XX.

Lita

Soon after WrestleMania XX, Kane fell in love with Lita, but Lita was disturbed by Kane's affections. At the beginning of May, Kane kidnapped Lita and supposedly asked her a question before Kane let her go. On the May 17, 2004 episode of RAW, Lita answered yes to Kane's mysterious question. On that same night, Kane won a 20-man Battle Royal to earn Number One Contendership to Chris Benoit's World Heavyweight Championship at the Bad Blood event.

On the June 14, 2004 RAW, Kane mercilessly beat Shawn Michaels, ending his assault by placing Michaels' neck in a folding steel chair and jumping on the chair. Michaels was carried off-stage in a stretcher, portrayed with a worked crushed larynx because of Kane's attack.

Later, Lita announced she was pregnant (also a work) and her then real-life and storyline boyfriend Matt Hardy assumed that he was the child's father. On the June 21, 2004 broadcast of RAW, Kane interrupted Hardy's marriage proposal to Lita, and claimed to be the father of Lita's child.

On the June 28, 2004 edition of RAW, in an interview with J.R., Kane explained his attack on Shawn Michaels, saying it was out of anger for not winning the World Heavyweight Title and that Michaels was in his way. He also stated that he impregnated Lita in order to have a child to continue his legacy. Kane became angry after J.R. implied that Matt Hardy could be the father of Lita's child. Matt Hardy attacked Kane, but was subdued by security sent by Eric Bischoff. In order to appease Kane, and punish Chris Benoit, Bischoff gave Kane a rematch for the World Heavyweight Title, in which Benoit could only win via submission (Something he has never been able to do against Kane) while Kane could win the title via pin fall, submission, disqualification or count out. Kane dominated the match, but Benoit was able to get the crossface on and Kane tapped out. Kane would attack Benoit after the match, and Lita would come out. She presented the championship belt to Kane, and appeared to help Kane assault Benoit, but instead she gave him a low blow. Kane grabbed Lita to chokeslam her, but let her go after realizing that she was trying to purposely miscarry her child. He argued with Lita, which gave Benoit the opening to blindside Kane with the championship belt.

Kane and Hardy were booked to face one another at the upcoming SummerSlam pay-per-view event in a "Till Death Do Us Part" match, where Lita would have to marry the winner. Kane was victorious in the match and married Lita on the August 23, 2004 edition of RAW.

On the September 13, 2004 episode of RAW, Kane faced a debuting Gene Snitsky. During the match, Snitsky hit Kane in the back with a steel chair, causing Kane to fall on top of Lita. The injuries Lita suffered in the match led to a miscarriage, which immediately caused Kane to turn face and seek revenge against Snitsky for the death of his son, even though it wasn't Snitsky's fault. This marked Kane's first face turn since reuniting with the Undertaker. Kane lost to Snitsky in a steel chain match at Taboo Tuesday 2004. Snitsky then continued to injure Kane's neck with a steel chair, crushing his larynx in exactly the same manner Kane had "injured" Shawn Michaels several months earlier. This injury was also worked, as Jacobs was scheduled to film a WWE-produced movie, See No Evil.

Gene Snitsky off a ledge on RAW.
Kane eventually returned and defeated Snitsky at New Year's Revolution. Later, on the January 17, 2005 RAW, he and Snitsky were booked to compete in a No Holds Barred match. The match, show, and feud ended with Kane chokeslamming Snitsky off the stage, with both wrestlers falling through tables and other equipment below. This moment is also memorable for a camera angle which revealed both Kane and Snitsky through the equipment, clearly laughing. The footage is featured in some WWE "botched moments" videos, though mostly for breaking kayfabe.

A clip of that moment can be found here.

At WrestleMania 21 Kane participated in the "Money in the Bank" ladder match along with Chris Jericho, Chris Benoit, Shelton Benjamin, Christian, and Edge. He was there as a replacement for Matt Hardy because WWE feared that if Hardy had been there with Edge, it might have turned into a real fight (by that time, Edge and Lita had been involved in a real-life affair). After WrestleMania Kane and Lita were revealed to be happily married and conspiring to frighten Lita's rival Trish, who had been antagonizing Lita about her relationship with Kane. On the April 18, 2005 RAW, a feud between Kane and Trish's new protector Viscera began with Viscera running in and physically manhandling Kane. Kane went on to defeat Viscera at Backlash 2005. He went in matches with him.

Later, Lita turned on Kane for Edge, eventually leading to a heated feud between the two.

Return to RAW

and Big Show after winning the World Tag-Team Titles at Taboo Tuesday 2005
Kane made his return on October 17th participating in an 18-man battle royale for possible number one contendership to the WWE Championship at Taboo Tuesday. He won, last eliminating Chris Masters by tossing him over the ropes. The following week on RAW, Kane was rumored to have suffered a back injury in a triple threat match against the other two contenders (HBK & Big Show), caused by a botched suplex by Big Show. The next RAW, Kane and Big Show had a Tornado Tag match against the Heart Throbs, hinting that they would be participating in a Tag-Team Championship match at Taboo Tuesday. They disposed of them easily, each trying to outdo each other, then ending by chokeslamming a Heart Throb each. The next week at Taboo Tuesday Kane and the Big Show won the World Tag Team Championship. This is the first time Kane has won a championship without the mask since his Tag Team title with RVD with the mask.

Kane would take part in the main event at the 2005 Survivor Series, as a part of Team RAW alongside The Big Show, Shawn Michaels, Carlito and Chris Masters to take on Team SmackDown! - Batista, Rey Mysterio, John Bradshaw Layfield, Lashley and Randy Orton. In the buildup to the Survivor Series, Kane and Big Show picked on Batista several times - on the November 11 edition of Friday Night SmackDown!, Edge invited Kane and Big Show into the ring, where they double chokeslammed Batista. On the November 21 edition of RAW, they chokeslammed Batista again, this time through a car windshield. And on the November 25 edition of Friday Night SmackDown!, they chokeslammed Batista through the SmackDown! announce table.

At the Survivor Series, Batista would eliminate Kane from the match, but Kane hung around, helping the Big Show to chokeslam Batista once again, leading to Big Show eliminating Batista. However, Team SmackDown! would eventually defeat Team RAW.

After teaming with Big Show to successfully defend their World Tag Team Titles against Snitsky and Tyson Tomko on RAW, Kane once again invaded SmackDown! during a live special on November 29, interfering in Rey Mysterio's interpromotional match with The Big Show. They gave Mysterio a double chokeslam, only for The Undertaker to see Kane off. On the December 2 edition of Friday Night SmackDown!, Kane and Big Show defeated Mysterio and JBL, and were about to attack Mysterio again when Batista ran in and saw Kane and Big Show off.

On December 18th, 2005 at the SmackDown! pay-per-view, Armageddon, the RAW team of Kane and the Big Show successfully defeated the SmackDown! team of Batista and Rey Mysterio cleanly. The match was especially significant since Mysterio and Batista were the Smackdown Tag Team Champions at the time. And in addition to that, Kane also earned himself a spot in the Elimination Chamber match for the WWE Championship at New Year's Revolution 2006 on January 8th by defeating Triple H in a qualifying match on the final RAW with a double chokeslam courtesy of the Big Show, before Armageddon. On December 27th, 2005 Kane "beat the clock" with a time of 0:28 by double chokeslamming The Heart Throbs and entered the Elimination Chamber last, though it didn't help him win the match. On the January 9th edition of RAW, Kane won a qualifying match to enter the 2006 Royal Rumble. Following his match he said that 29 other victims waited for him at the Royal Rumble.

On the January 16th edition of RAW, Carlito came to the ring and began taunting the other Royal Rumble participants by claiming no one could throw him from the ring. Kane suddenly arrived, walked down to the ring, and threw Carlito out (But not before shoving an apple in Carlito?s mouth, to the glee of the fans attending the match.).

On January 23, Kane fought Carlito in a singles match. While it was a fairly even match, towards the end Kane became the dominate of the two, until Carlito knocked him down. With Kane on the ground, Carlito got a chair from ringside and attempted to use it on Kane. The first attempt went wrong, and kane booted him to the face, but Carlito bounced off the ropes and landed a hit on Kane, thus DQ?ing him. Before Carlito had a chance to gloat, though, Kane reared back up, angrier than before. Carlito ran from ringside, as Kane stared at him from the middle of the ring.

Kane recently fought in the Royal Rumble match and along with his tag team champion partner the Big Show managed to eliminate uprising superstar Lashley. Shortly after, the partners turned on each other and tried to eliminate one another, however they were both eliminated when Triple H threw them over the top rope whilst grappling on the apron.

The very next night, Kane and the Big Show successfully defended their Tag Team titles against Carlito and Chris Masters.

In the Road to Wrestlemania Tournament, Kane fought Chris Masters. Masters won after using the ropes for leverage. Kane would later defeat Johnny Parisi on Sunday Night Heat and gain revenge on Chris Masters on Raw.

Finishing and signature moves

* Chokeslam from Hell
* Super Chokeslam
* Tombstone Piledriver
* Powerbomb
* Flying clothesline
* Sidewalk slam
* Big boot
* Tilt-a-whirl slam
* Leg drop
*Double chokeslam (with The Undertaker, or The Big Show)
*Triple chokeslam (with The Big Show)

Championships and accomplishments

*Pro Wrestling Illustrated
**PWI ranked him "Very Best" of the 500 best singles wrestlers of the PWI Years in 2003.
**PWI Tag Team of the Year Award, with X-Pac (1999)
*Smoky Mountain Wrestling
**1-time SMW Tag Team Champion (with Al Snow)
*United States Wrestling Association
**1-time USWA Southern Heavyweight Championship
*World Championship Wrestling
**1-time WCW World Tag Team Champion (with The Undertaker)
*World Wrestling Federation / Entertainment
**1-time WWF World Heavyweight Champion
**2-time WWF/E Intercontinental Champion
**9-time WWF/E World Tag Team Champion (2-time with Mankind, 2-time with The Undertaker, 2-time with X-Pac, 1-time with The Hurricane, 1-time with Rob Van Dam, 1-time with The Big Show)
**1-time WWF Hardcore Champion
**Tied with Rikishi for most Royal Rumble appearances (1996-1997; 1999-2006)
**Most consecutive Royal Rumbles competed in (1999-2006)

Championship succession

|-
| colspan=3 align="center" | WWE Championship
|-
| width="30%" align="center" | Preceded by:Stone Cold Steve Austin
| width="40%" align="center" | First
| width="30%" align="center" | Succeeded by:Stone Cold Steve Austin
|-
| colspan=3 align="center" | WWE Intercontinental Championship
|-
| width="30%" align="center" | Preceded by:Triple H
| width="40%" align="center" | First
| width="30%" align="center" | Succeeded by:Albert
|-
| width="30%" align="center" | Preceded by:Chris Jericho
| width="40%" align="center" | Second
| width="30%" align="center" | Succeeded by:Triple H(title unified withWorld Heavyweight Championship)
|-
| colspan=3 align="center" | World Tag Team Championship
|-
| width="30%" align="center" | Preceded by:The Road Dogg and Billy Gunn
| width="40%" align="center" | First, with Mankind
| width="30%" align="center" | Succeeded by:Stone Cold Steve Austin and The Undertaker
|-
| width="30%" align="center" | Preceded by:The Undertaker and Stone Cold Steve Austin
| width="40%" align="center" | Second, with Mankind
| width="30%" align="center" | Succeeded by:The Road Dogg and Billy Gunn
|-
| width="30%" align="center" | Preceded by:Owen Hart and Jeff Jarrett
| width="40%" align="center" | Third, with X-Pac
| width="30%" align="center" | Succeeded by:Faarooq and Bradshaw
|-
| width="30%" align="center" | Preceded by:Faarooq and Bradshaw
| width="40%" align="center" | Fourth, with X-Pac
| width="30%" align="center" | Succeeded by:The Undertaker and Big Show
|-
| width="30%" align="center" | Preceded by:Edge and Christian
| width="40%" align="center" | Fifth, with The Undertaker
| width="30%" align="center" | Succeeded by:Stone Cold Steve Austin and Triple H
|-
| width="30%" align="center" | Preceded by:Diamond Dallas Page and Chris Kanyon
| width="40%" align="center" | Sixth, with The Undertaker
| width="30%" align="center" | Succeeded by:Bubba Ray Dudley and D-Von Dudley
|-
| width="30%" align="center" | Preceded by:Lance Storm and Christian
| width="40%" align="center" | Seventh, with The Hurricane
| width="30%" align="center" | Succeeded by:Chris Jericho and Christian
|-
| width="30%" align="center" | Preceded by:Lance Storm and Val Venis
| width="40%" align="center" | Eighth, with Rob Van Dam
| width="30%" align="center" | Succeeded by:René Duprée and Sylvain Grenier
|-
| width="30%" align="center" | Preceded by:Lance Cade and Trevor Murdoch
| width="40%" align="center" | Ninth, with The Big Show
| width="30%" align="center" | Succeeded by: Current
|-
| colspan=3 align="center" | WCW Tag Team Championship
|-
| width="30%" align="center" | Preceded by:Chuck Palumbo and Sean O'Haire
| width="40%" align="center" | First, with The Undertaker
| width="30%" align="center" | Succeeded by:Test and Booker T
|-
| colspan=3 align="center" | WWE Hardcore Championship
|-
| width="30%" align="center" | Preceded by:Raven
| width="40%" align="center" | First
| width="30%" align="center" | Succeeded by:Rhyno
|-
| colspan=3 align="center" | SMW Tag Team Championship
|-
| width="30%" align="center" | Preceded by:Ricky Morton and Robert Gibson
| width="40%" align="center" | First, with Al Snow
| width="30%" align="center" | Succeeded by:Tracy Smothers and Tony Anthony
|-
| colspan=3 align="center" | USWA Southern Heavyweight Championship
|-
| width="30%" align="center" | Preceded by:Spellbinder
| width="40%" align="center" | First
| width="30%" align="center" | Succeeded by:Steven Dunn


Filmography

*See No Evil (2006) (completed-Tenative Release Date: May 19, 2006) ....Jacob Goodnight 1

Personal life

Jacobs is married to Maurisa, with whom he has two stepdaughters.

He attended Truman State University (then known as Northeast Missouri State University), on a basketball scholarship, graduating with a degree in English. In the 1988-89 season, he was an NCAA All Star and the single-season and career field goal percentage leader for the basketball team. Ironically, he would switch over and play on the college's football team, rare that any collegiate athlete is a starter on their two top athletic teams.

Grew up on a farm near Bowling Green, MO. Attended Bowling Green High School, starring on their basketball team.

Attended Quincy College, playing basketball there, prior to attending Truman State.

Trivia

*Jacobs has twice helped to bury The Undertaker in Buried Alive matches, interfering in his "brother's" matches at both Rock Bottom 1998 and Survivor Series 2003.
* There has been three females in the WWE that have betrayed Kane: Chyna, Tori and Lita.
*On three occasions, Jacobs has formed tag teams with lightweight wrestlers (X-Pac, The Hurricane and Rob Van Dam). On each occasion he and his partner won the World Tag Team Championships.
*Jacobs WWF World Heavyweight Championship title reign was tied for the third shortest in history along with Bret 'The Hitman' Hart, and only trailing Yokozuna, Andre the Giant, and Mick Foley at twenty-four hours.
*Kane was part of the fourteen issue Undertaker comic book produced by the now defunct Chaos! Comics in 1999, however the character only spoke once, in the Undertaker Halloween Special, which also tied into the Mankind one shot produced by the same company. This series introduced a comics-exclusive character who was supposedly Kane's younger half-sister Jezebelle, who like Kane, was supposedly the child who had resulted from a liaison between Paul Bearer and an unnamed mother. Because she is Kane's Half-sister in that they share the same father, it is presumable that she had no direct relation to The Undertaker other than through Kane, so it is questionable if indeed she can truly be called Undertaker's sister, as she was touted as being in the previews for issue five of the series. Jezebelle has not made any appearances in the WWE, however. Thus it is safe to assume that she never will, since it is now almost ten years after the series was produced.
*Jacobs' current entrance theme is "Slow Chemical" by Finger Eleven
*Jacobs holds the record for the most eliminations in the Royal Rumble match, having eliminated 11 opponents at the 2001 Royal Rumble. However he has never won a Royal Rumble match. The previous record was set by Ric Flair in 1992, when he entered third, and lasted 60:02 to win the Rumble and the WWF World Heavyweight Championship, which was up for grabs to the winner of the Rumble.
*Jacobs holds the record for holding the Tag Team Championship with the most different partners. He has held the titles with 6 different people: Mankind, X-Pac, Undertaker, Hurricane, Rob Van Dam and Big Show.
*Jacobs also holds the record for the fastest handicap match in history, beating The Heart Throbs in 28 seconds
*Jacobs was cast as Jacob Goodnight in the 2006 independent film See No Evil.
*Jacobs, like many WWE wrestlers, has an biography published called Journey into Darkness. However, unlike the other WWE biographies, Jacobs' biography is not about him, but rather an biography of the character of Kane, which is the first full-length biography of a pro wrestling character (as opposed to a pro wrestler). Jacobs was interviewed on Byte This! and he was asked if he would ever write a real life biography of himself and said that he doesn't feel like it right now.
*Jacobs was a guest star on The Weakest Link with other WWF superstars in March 2002. Jacobs ended up being the strongest link.
*The name "Kane" is a biblical reference to Cain, who killed his brother Abel when the Lord accepted Abel's gifts and not his own.
*Is noted as having the best chokeslam in wrestling today.

See also

*Brothers of Destruction
*Journey into Darkness
*Kane and Big Show
*Katie Vick

*Kane's WWE profile
*Kane fansite
*[http://www.kaneskeeper.com
*Upcoming Horror Movies - See No Evil ....Jacob Goodnight
*Rotten Tomatoes - See No Evil....Jacob Goodnight

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