Eric Bischoff Recalls Kane’s Unmasking, Setting Jim Ross On Fire
Professional wrestling veteran Eric Bischoff recently shared his thoughts on various topics during the latest episode of his 83 Weeks Podcast. One of the subjects he discussed was Kane’s 2003 run in WWE, specifically his unmasking and the infamous segment where he set Jim Ross on fire. Let’s dive into Bischoff’s insights:
On the topic of Kane’s unmasking, Bischoff expressed his appreciation for the storytelling involved. He believed it was a natural progression of the character’s arc, with a lot at stake. The idea of a character who had been disfigured and wore a mask to hide those injuries being forced to reveal his true face was intriguing. Bischoff commended the makeup and the effort put into making Kane’s unmasking believable. He also praised Glenn Jacobs, the man behind the Kane character, for his professionalism and intelligence. According to Bischoff, Jacobs is well-read and knowledgeable, often engaging in fascinating conversations about history and world events.
Regarding the controversial segment where Kane set Jim Ross on fire, Bischoff acknowledged that it was a creative decision taken to an extreme level. He admitted that it was difficult to suspend disbelief and accept the storyline without feeling like a complete idiot. Bischoff even mentioned Dave Meltzer’s sense of logic and how it could be applied to question the realism of various aspects of professional wrestling. In the end, Bischoff concluded that when it comes down to it, none of it truly makes sense.
Eric Bischoff’s insights on Kane’s unmasking and the Jim Ross fire segment offer a behind-the-scenes perspective on the creative decisions made in professional wrestling. It’s interesting to hear Bischoff’s thoughts on the storytelling aspects and the challenges of maintaining realism in a scripted environment.
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