The Kane character debuted in the WWE in 1997 and if you don't take part-timers like The Undertaker, Triple H and The Rock into account, Kane is the only guy left standing in the WWE 15 years ...

Glenn Jacobs, otherwise known as WWE legend Kane, opened up to Fox News Digital about his iconic character and provided a good life lesson about having a good attitude.

WWE presented the first edition of RAW Roulette in Las Vegas, Nevada in October 2002. The show featured several match stipulations being determined by the spin of a roulette wheel.

The Kane character is one of the greatest and most enduring ever imagined by Vince McMahon and World Wrestling Entertainment. Beginning in 1997 and continuing to this day, it has captivated ...

At 44 years old, Kane's time as a full-time WWE superstar is coming to an end soon. Before the end comes, Kane deserves another run with either the World Heavyweight title or WWE Championship.

In 1997, WWE kicked off its historic Attitude Era. That year saw several important events, including the formation of D-Generation X, The Rock joining The Nation of Domination, and Kane debuting ...

The men behind The Undertaker and Kane recently appeared together on a podcast, discussing the night Kane debuted at WWE Badd Blood 1997.

With The Undertaker's "final farewell" on the horizon, our favorite demon gives his insight on whether this is truly the end.

The Undertaker/Kane storyline is one of the most well-known in all of WWE history. “The Big Red Machine” first debuted at Badd Blood: In Your House in 1997, interfering in the first-ever Hell ...

The Undertaker announced on this week’s episode of The Bump that Kane (real name Glenn Jacobs) will be inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame as a member of the Class of 2021. Debuting his iconic ...

Three-time world champion Kane, known when he's not performing as Glenn Jacobs, will be honored on April 6 as part of the WWE Hall of Fame Class of 2021.

Wrestling superstar Kane will finally be inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame as part of its 2021 class, honoring his nearly 30-year career.