I want to talk about the fact that Mick Foley got thrown off the hell on the sale at King

of the Ring 98.

I don't want to talk about the fact that Stone Cold Steve lost in, lost his WW4 title

at King of the Ring 98.

I don't want to talk about any of that.

I want to talk about the fact that in the build, to this paper view, Kane took some kind

of advice.

He stuck it in his throat and he went, if I lose, at the show, I will set myself on fire.

I mean, what the hell was going on?

I don't mean the fact that this was a stipulation.

I mean, what the hell was WWE thinking when it came to his voice?

Now, do not get me wrong.

When I was a kid at stupid fetus, I thought this was the greatest thing I'd ever seen,

because I truly believe that Kane was the undead brother of the undertaker who, beneath

his mask and outfit, was terribly, terribly burned and terribly, terribly scarred.

I thought he'd dress like that all the time as well, so he went to the gym, went to the

shops, went to family dinners, although to be fair, he probably didn't go to too many

of them, but it was tremendous.

Man aside, though, of course, yes, King of the Ring 98 is home to the hell in a sellmatch

between the undertaker and Mick Foley, and this really is one of the most famous wrestling

matches in the history of the dance sport.

The crazy part is that one thing we all remember was a 100% plan, because as Mick's

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