Former President Donald Trump praised WWE legend Kane and mentioned The Undertaker during a political speech in Iowa.Trump referred to Kane by his real name,Glenn Jacobs, acknowledging his dual role as a WWE star and a full-time politician serving as the Mayor of Knox County since 2018.
During the speech, Trump hailed Jacobs as a formidable figure and engaged in banter about his wrestling career, recognizing his stature and weight. Trump reminisced about encounters with other WWE personalities, specifically mentioning The Undertaker's impressive feats in the ring.
Trump's association with WWE is extensive, highlighted by his induction into the WWE Hall of Fame. Trump Plaza hosted Wrestlemania 4 and 5, the annual flagship event of WWE. In 2007, Trump participated in the iconic "Battle of Billionaires" storyline and, in 2009, even "bought" Monday Night Raw as part of a storyline.
Both Kane and The Undertaker, WWE Hall of Famers, have left enduring marks on the wrestling world. While Kane, who joined WWE in 1995, continues to be associated with the company, he hasn't officially retired as of the last recorded information in 2022. The Undertaker, active for 30 years in WWE, received a Final Farewell after exactly three decades of service. Now, he hosts The Deadman Shows for WWE before major events. Together, The Undertaker and Kane formed the iconic tag team known as the Brothers of Destruction on WWE television.
The article encapsulates Trump's admiration for Kane, his ties to WWE, and highlights the ongoing legacies of Kane and The Undertaker in the wrestling industry.
