Wednesday, May 2, 2018

WWE Superstar Kane Won The Republican Primary In The Tennessee Mayor Race

Glenn “Kane” Jacobs won by 17 votes.

WWE superstar Kane, aka Glenn Jacobs, won the Republican primary for mayor of Knox County, Tennessee by 17 votes late Tuesday night.

WWE superstar Kane, aka Glenn Jacobs, won the Republican primary for mayor of Knox County, Tennessee by 17 votes late Tuesday night.

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Jacobs, 51, defeated Knox County Commissioner Brad Anders 14,633 to 14,616, according to the official results posted on the county's website. The results won't be certified until May 21, as officials need to go through provisional ballots, but the winner of the primary is not expected to change.

"(The results were) about the people of Knox County making a statement,” Jacobs told Knox News on Tuesday. “You know, my opponents are fine men, but they’re in the government right now and I think someone like me coming in and bringing fresh perspectives and new ideas is something that people look forward to."

Jacobs, whose alter-ego Kane is known by the nicknames "The Big Red Monster" and "The Big Red Machine," made his debut in 1992 and is still one of the biggest names on the WWE roster.

Jacobs, whose alter-ego Kane is known by the nicknames "The Big Red Monster" and "The Big Red Machine," made his debut in 1992 and is still one of the biggest names on the WWE roster.

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In a March appearance on the podcast "Talk Is Jericho," Jacobs said that he would quit wrestling if he was elected mayor of Knox County.

In a March appearance on the podcast "Talk Is Jericho," Jacobs said that he would quit wrestling if he was elected mayor of Knox County.

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"Mayor is a full time job and I would direct all my attention to that," he said.

"Mayor is a full time job and I would direct all my attention to that," he said.

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"A lot of people look at me and say, ‘Oh, he’s that wrestler guy. That’s why people voted for him.’ That may have gotten my foot in the door with some people. Certainly, the novelty of someone like me running in a race like this, but in the end it was the message," he told Knox News.

“I believe in the American dream. I believe in the people of Knox County and I’m a small government conservative. I believe in individual liberty and the free market system. I believe those things to my very core.”



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