Last Wednesday, the Mayor of Knox County, Tennesse, as well as WWE Superstar Kane appeared for an interview on The Bump. “The Devils Favorite Demon” received a visit from his brother, The Undertaker, who announced Kane would be inducted into this year’s WWE Hall of Fame.
A few days after the announcement, Bruce Prichard and Conrad Thompson pressed the record button for another episode of Something To Wrestle, and Bruce had a few thoughts to share on the induction. The former Brother Love stated:
“Yes. Extremely, extremely happy for him and very proud because, well, that’s one of those creations and talents and characters that has lasted several, several manifestations, you know, just about everything. He’s great. I love him to death. Glenn Jacobs as a human being and the character, in character, as in which he is portrayed. Even love Katie Vick. Much love, word to Katie Vick. See, you know, in these times, you’ve got to remember her. Give love”.
Bruce wasn’t the only person to mention the infamous Katie Vick angle. Stephanie McMahon also shed some light on the extremely dark moment in WWE history, after congratulating Kane on his accomplishment. Stephanie took to Twitter, and said:
Congratulations to one of the most unique characters & individuals I have ever known, @KaneWWE. A man w/ unparalleled intellect, whose heart is as big as his body. Welcome to the #WWEHOF Class of 2021! #YouDeserveIt (Don’t worry, we all know you had nothing to do w Katie Vick! ) https://t.co/t5zaggPiT0
— Stephanie McMahon (@StephMcMahon) March 24, 2021
Kane joins Eric Bischoff, Molly Holly, and The Great Khali in the 2021 class of inductees. RVD is also rumored to be added into the WWE Hall of Fame.
