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Kane and The Undertaker are collectively known as The Brothers of Destruction in WWE. The Big Red Machine recently revealed that there's a third brother, who appeared with them in a viral video back in October.
The Deadman debuted on WWE television in the 1990 Survivor Series and went on to have a 30-year in-ring career. Seven years after he was introduced, his kayfabe brother Kane made his debut at Badd Blood: In Your House 1997.
They fought and teamed up with each other over the years, and were known as The Brothers of Destruction. The two are two-time WWE Tag Team Champions and one-time WCW Tag Team Champions.
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Fast forward to an interview with the Going Ringside podcast, the incumbent mayor of Knox County, Tennessee joked about having a third Brother of Destruction: Donald Trump.
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"President's Trump team definitely wanted to get the other side involved and create a new faction including the third Brother of Destruction, president Donald J. Trump," Kane said. [From 05:37 to 05:50]
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Kane and The Undertaker endorsed Donald Trump in his recent US Presidential campaign. They appeared in a viral video together, which was uploaded on Trump's TikTok page.
The Undertaker wants to see The Brothers of Destruction inducted into WWE Hall of Fame
The Undertaker and Kane were inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame in 2022 and 2021, respectively, as individual superstars. Speaking on his Six Feet Under podcast in early September, The Deadman revealed that he wants to see The Brothers of Destruction get inducted as a team.
"Yeah, I think there are people with less resumes that are in the Hall of Fame. We're both in the Hall of Fame, so it's not something I lose much sleep about it. I don't really want to give another speech. To answer your question, yeah, I think the Brothers of Destruction belong in the Hall of Fame. If it happens, my speech won't be nearly as long as when I went in on my own," The Undertaker said. [H/T: Fightful]
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The Brothers of Destruction are one of the most iconic tag teams in WWE history and fans would love to see them inducted into the Hall of Fame as a duo.
