WWE News: Michelle McCool remembers a funny anecdote with Kane during his wedding with Undertaker
The Undertaker has become on his own merits one of the most important figures in the history of professional wrestling. Throughout a successful.
Unrepeatable career spanning more than 30 years, the WWE legend shared a dressing room with big names in the business, such as Ric Flair.
Shawn Michaels and Hulk Hogan, among others. However, among all of them, the one that stands out the most is, without a doubt, Kane.
With whom he had an intense rivalry before joining forces and forming “The Brothers of Destruction”, one of the most remembered teams in the history of WWE.
It should be remembered that Kane was introduced as Undertaker’s “brother”, a relationship that kayfabe kept alive over the years.
In this sense, during the broadcast of the first episode of WWE Rivals, The Undertaker vs. Kane.
Michelle McCool recalled a funny anecdote that happened during her wedding with Mark Callaway (Undertaker), where Kane was present, in a way.
“When you’re with someone, 300+ days a year, you become family whether you like it or not,” McCool noted. “They’re legitimately like brothers, they’re that close.
It’s funny, because a lot of people in our family feel like they’re brothers. At our wedding, they asked us: ‘Your other four brothers are here.
Where’s Kane?’ Well, they’re not real brothers, but they’re super close, they’re great friends.” The Undertaker had his well-deserved tribute.
During the past WrestleMania Weekend, first topping the 2022 class of the WWE Hall of Fame, where he was inducted by Vince McMahon.
Former WWE General Manager, to later receive the love and applause of the public in his appearances. at WrestleMania 38.
For his part, Glenn Jacobs (Kane), left the ring to start his political career. In early May he was victorious in the Republican primary.
For mayor of Knox County. This is the first step to be re-elected as mayor, a position he currently holds. However, he was recently.
Embroiled in controversy due to his comments in support of the United States Supreme Court’s removal of federal protection of the right to abortion.
