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Paul Bearer, Undertaker's longtime manager and Kane's storyline father. During The Undertaker's childhood, he had a little brother named Kane. The two were inseparable, spending every minute of every day together, causing destruction and chaos in their wake.
As Paul Bearer, he hosted his own talk show segment entitled The Funeral Parlor. As Paul Bearer, Moody is also known for managing his storyline son/Undertaker's storyline half-brother, Kane, as well as archnemesis of The Undertaker, Mankind. Vader also served as Bearer's protégé for a short period while feuding with The Undertaker.
After Paul Bearer turned his back on his son Kane and rejoined the side of Kane's brother The Undertaker at the Judgment Day: In Your House pay-per-view event in October 1998, The Undertaker announced The Ministry of Darkness and a "plague of evil" that would be unleashed on the WWF the next night on Raw Is War, making The Undertaker a heel.
The Undertaker and Paul Bearer (John Barrett / PHOTOlink via Alamy ) ... a 1998 Inferno match involving the Undertaker’s on-screen brother, Kane. The goal of the match: to set your opponent on ...
The half-brothers fought one another for the vacant WWF Championship at Judgment Day: In Your House in October 1998, with the match ending in a no contest when special guest referee Austin counted a double pinfall and declared himself the winner; during the match, The Undertaker betrayed Kane for Paul Bearer, turning Kane face.
After this, the lights in the arena went out and Paul Bearer, Undertaker's former manager and Kane's (storyline) father, was heard screaming "Oh, yes!". Blue light began to fill the arena as Bearer, carrying the Undertaker's former trademark urn, led a group of Druids, all chanting and carrying torches, onto the entrance ramp. As the Druids ...
After Paul retired from the Army, Kenny and he decided to turn that dream into a reality, creating Weird Brothers Coffee to be "an open, inclusive, welcoming space for everybody, where we could ...
The feud intensified when Wippleman, Gonzalez and Mr. Hughes attacked the Undertaker and his manager, Paul Bearer. They stole the urn, the supposed source of the Undertaker's strength, and used it to assault Paul Bearer, who was not seen again until SummerSlam. [27] The feud came to a head at SummerSlam in a Rest In Peace match. [28]