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Kane and the Undertaker were gradually revealed to be in cahoots with each other over the WWF Championship. As part of the storyline, Kane turned on Mankind at SummerSlam , losing the tag team titles to the New Age Outlaws , and Undertaker ordered his brother not to interfere in his title match with Austin in the main event.
At SummerSlam, The Undertaker and Kane defeated Diamond Dallas Page and Kanyon in a steel cage match to win their second WWF Tag Team Championship and retain the WCW Tag Team Championship, thus briefly unifying the two titles for the first time.
Austin and the Undertaker continued to feud following SummerSlam, and eventually it was revealed that both Undertaker and Kane were in cahoots with Vince McMahon to try to rid Austin of the title. This led to a match at Breakdown: In Your House in September between Austin and the brothers, where Undertaker and Kane were not allowed to pin each ...
Aug 20, 2023 · Stone Cold and Undertaker are challenging for the tag titles at Fully Loaded, but can they co-exist?Aus... This is a review of the July 20, 1998 episode of Raw.
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Kane and the Undertaker were gradually revealed to be in cahoots with each other over the WWF Championship. As part of the storyline Kane turned on Mankind at SummerSlam, losing the tag team titles to the New Age Outlaws, and Undertaker ordered his
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Undertaker and Kane had a common enemy: Stone Cold. Vince McMahon teamed them up to stop Austin and dangled the carrot of the World title to keep them in line. Like. yeahbaby! 15324 posts · Joined 2014. #3 · Jun 16, 2014. Vince didn't keep them in line, they crippled him the night after Austin lost the title. PerryMania is here. Like.
