Kane's WrestleMania record is 8-8, pretty much the definition of mediocrity. Despite a ridiculously convoluted character narrative, Kane's WWE career will undoubtedly net him a Hall Of Fame induction shortly after he hangs up the boots for good, and rightfully so. What won't be honored or remembered as fondly as Kane's career, is his overall WrestleMania record and performance. It started off hot, almost as hot as can be, when he appeared in the semi-main event of WrestleMania XIV against his "brother" The Undertaker, but if it weren't for his interactions with Pete Rose (which would continue over the next couple years), Kane's 'WrestleMania moments' would be non-existent. When looking at the near twenty year Hall Of Fame worthy career, one would expect a multitude of great WrestleMania matches, moments and a record of success that would rise well above his level of averageness. Unfortunately, that's not the case with Kane as WrestleMania has not been particularly kind to the Big Red Machine. Poor matches against the likes of Triple H, Randy Orton, The Undertaker, The Great Khali, Chavo Guerrero and a bunch of multi-man matches is all there really is to see here.