• X-Pac Reacts To Kane Making A Tweet About The Russia-Ukraine Crisis
As we noted earlier, WWE Hall Of Famer Kane (real name: Glenn Jacobs), who is the Mayor of Knox County, posted his opinion on the Russia – Ukraine situation on Twitter.
You can read it below:
“If you’re on the Left and are shocked by Putin’s aggression, wake up, Sunshine.
Historically in the real world, might makes right. Weakness (which is really what the Left is all about) is not a virtue. It’s a fatal character flaw.
(And, no, the US should still not get involved).
I highly doubt Putin cares a whit about toxic masculinity, the Cancel Culture Mutawa, or any of the other things the radical Left stands for.”
Kane also tweeted the following about Elon Musk making the Starlink service active in Ukraine:
“Elon Musk has now done more for Ukraine than Elizabeth Warren ever will.”
AEW World Champion “Hangman” Adam Page took a shot at Kane by posting a YouTube link to a video of “10 Ruthless Chair Shots Kane Took to the Head”:
UNICEF – Support Children of Ukraine: https://t.co/C29Gtm21G0
Ukraine Crisis Relief Fund: https://t.co/GvAdAs1otF
10 Ruthless Chair Shots Kane Took to the Head: https://t.co/NFJ02hHFQr
— HANGMAN PAGE (@theAdamPage) February 27, 2022
2-Time WWE Hall Of Famer X-Pac, who used to be Kane’s tag team partner during the Attitude Era, posted a GIF of him throwing a fireball at the Big Red Machine:
— Sean Waltman (@TheRealXPac) February 27, 2022
Also Read: John Cena Gets Heat For His Tweet On The Russia-Ukraine Crisis
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• Old School WCW Veteran Celebrates His Birthday
Old School WCW Veteran Scotty Riggs (Real name: Scott Antol) celebrates his 51st birthday today.
Scotty Riggs joined Ted Turner’s World Championship Wrestling in 1995 and was put in a Tag Team with Marcus Alexander Bagwell, called “The American Males”.
In November 1996, Bagwell turned Heel on Riggs and joined the New World Order, resulting in Scotty becoming a singles wrestler.
By late 1997, he joined Raven’s stable “The Raven’s Flock”, before he was released in 1999 and joined Paul Heyman’s Extreme Championship Wrestling for a while in 2000.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY SCOTTY RIGGS!
