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 Gene Snitsky
Early career
He is a graduate of the Wild Samoan Training Center and wrestled in Ohio Valley Wrestling as Mean Gene Mondo. He previously wrestled with World eXtreme Wrestling under the name "Mean" Gene Snisky and won the tag-team championship along with his partner Robb Harper. When he went to singles competition, he won the WXW Heavyweight Championship.
Career in World Wrestling Entertainment
He made his WWE debut on the September 13, 2004 edition of RAW against Kane. During this match, Snitsky hit Kane on the back with a steel chair causing Kane to fall on his "pregnant wife" Lita resulting in the death of their "baby". He repeatedly stated "It wasn't my fault", which became his catch phrase. He has thus become a cult hero.
He was then situated in a major feud with Kane, which lead to a match at Taboo Tuesday. In this match, Snitsky used a steel chair and "crushed" Kane's larynx. WWE used this angle as kayfabe for Kane's absence, when in reality Kane was going to film a movie. This feud resumed at the WWE New Year's Revolution pay-per-view, when Kane came back from filming his WWE-produced movie with Snitsky losing to Kane.
On the January 17, 2005 RAW, Kane and Snitsky were booked to compete in a No Holds Barred match. Kane and Snitsky battled inside and outside the ring in their scheduled match. The Kane-Snitsky match, and the show, ended with Kane chokeslamming Snitsky off the stage, with both wrestlers falling through tables and other paraphernalia set up below the entrance ramp.
Signature and finishing maneuvers
Egoist Schwein (Pumphandle Side Slam)
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