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#4 His first WWE match was against Katie Vick’s brother
In October 2002, Triple H and Kane were involved in one of the most controversial storylines in WWE history. It involved a car crash, a coffin, distasteful scenes and a lady called Katie Vick – click here to read the full story.
The original idea behind the questionable angle was to introduce Katie’s brother, Scott Vick, to WWE television as an opponent for HHH and Kane, but he failed to impress in dark show matches and the company decided against offering him a contract.
Two years earlier, one of his dark show matches took place before a taping of WWE Jakked in April 2000, and his opponent was none other than K-Krush (now known as R-Truth).
Krush picked up the victory and he would go on to debut later that year on SmackDown, going by the name K-Kwik, as Road Dogg’s tag partner.
Teddy Long snaps when Swerve Strickland's race is brought up HERE
