If you ever compare Dick Murdoch to Kane again, I will fucking ban you.

Pete, don't tell him about the time I compared Jerry Lawler to Baron Mikel Scicluna.

 

Shakespeare (v.): The lost art of pretending to have a foreign object that the wrestler "hides" on himself and keeps out of sight from the referee, which is "used" to inflect damage on his opponent when in fact there is no object. It was used decades ago to draw crowd heat [dfn.] and keep the referee busy, but it is rarely used today.

I'm not sure Kane is a fair comparison, as he wasn't a consistent house show main eventer throughout his WWE run, nor was he ever a top tier worker. Probably the closest comparison would be Randy Orton, although he was a bigger star at his peak, but wasn't as good a worker.