5 most memorable Kane moments in WWE history

#1 Kane makes an explosive debut at WWE In Your House: Badd Blood

Kane made an impactful and memorable debut in 1997

Paul Bearer dropped the bombshell that The Undertaker's brother Kane was alive. The revelation shook the Deadman to his core but he also had Shawn Michaels and a Hell in a Cell match to deal with.

The first-ever Hell in a Cell match saw The Undertaker and Shawn Michaels go through, well, hell. The match was enthralling and featured things not seen before on WWE pay-per-view.

The warriors lay beaten and destroyed as the lights went out and reilluminated the arena in an eery red glow. The organ music hit, and the Big Red Machine made his explosive debut.

23 years ago Kane made his #WWE debut at Badd Blood.The build for Kane’s debut that lasted months by Paul Bearer and The Undertaker, in addition to this entrance, makes this one of the greatest debuts in history.Plus “THAT’S GOTTA BE KANE!!”pic.twitter.com/6N27I2rMqh

— Owen @ WrestleNews365 (@365Wrestle) October 5, 2020

Bathed in red and generating a threat not seen in WWE for years, Kane ripped off the cell door before confronting the shocked and stunned Deadman. Kane planted his brother with a Tombstone to cost him the match.

A bloodied and battered Shawn Michaels lays unconscious as Kane makes his debut confronting his half-brother The Undertaker inside the Hell in a Cell at the Badd Blood:In Your House PPV pic.twitter.com/KyqXJ8xUps

— Rasslin' History 101 (@WrestlingIsKing) March 5, 2020

It was one of the best debuts ever in wrestling history. Kane's arrival was shocking, intriguing and impacted the WWE for the next twenty-plus years.

Kane instantly connected with the fans. He was a big mean monster that looked amazing. Every time he appeared, the WWE Universe knew that hell would follow. He was able to evolve and grow his character, changing with the times and adding new traits to his personality to remain relevant.