Mostly Sports landed a legit Hall of Famer this week, and the segment immediately turned into the kind of bit only Mark Titus and Brandon Walker can pull off. Walker, an unapologetic wrestling sicko, ran a ranking of the coolest-looking wrestlers ever and slotted Kane right at the top of the list — the masked, fire-summoning, Big Red Machine version that scared the hell out of every kid watching Raw in 1997.
The Mostly Sports set with a Kane career-photo collage anchoring the ranking.
Here's the catch: Kane himself was sitting right there. Glenn Jacobs, now a tenured WWE legend and the actual mayor of Knox County, Tennessee, got to hear in real time that his old getup was being crowned the coolest wrestling look of all time. And his review of his own iconic costume was not exactly what Walker wanted to hear.
Kane delivers his verdict on the look to Titus and Walker on the Mostly Sports set.
'It was terrible.' That's the Hall of Famer's review of the gear that made him a household name. Which, honestly, is the most Glenn Jacobs answer possible — the guy has been in the business long enough to know exactly how uncomfortable a full-body bodysuit, mask, and wig get under the lights, and he's not going to romanticize it just because a podcast host is trying to hand him a compliment. Walker spends his cool-wrestler list trying to canonize the aesthetic and Kane shrugs it off in three words.
It's a perfect Mostly Sports get — a real wrestling legend, a host who actually knows the lore, and a punchline that writes itself. The full episode is live if you want the rest of Walker's list and Kane's reaction to where the other guys landed.