“He has a challenge in front of him, and that’s what it is,” Kane told talkSPORT. “I don’t know if there’s necessarily a nefarious back story or anything like that.”
Kane also said that he expects for Shane-O-Mac to come into the match guns blazing, and that he will eventually tire out.
“With Shane, you just have to weather his exuberance, for lack of a better term,” Kane said. “He’s going to want to just let it all hang out and jump off the top of the stadium if he can.”
“So I think that’s the most important thing – just let him do his deal. And then eventually, of course, what’s going to happen is – much like in a soccer or rugby match – that emotion’s going to wear off and from there the better team, or in this case The Undertaker, does what he does best.”
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