“IDK, when you call a guy “Hitler” for years”: Former WWE World Champion on Donald Trump’s Assassination attempt

The recent assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump is currently the most trending topic worldwide. The internet is flooded with reactions, and people are in shock. Although Trump survived the attack, he sustained an injury to his ear. Numerous celebrities and politicians have shared their thoughts on the incident, including former WWE World Champion and the Mayor of Knox County, Tennessee, Kane, who recently commented on the situation.

Former WWE World Champion on Donald Trump’s Assassination attempt

The former WWE World Champion and Hall of Famer, Kane, is now a significant figure in the political realm, serving as the Mayor of Knox County, Tennessee. Regarding the recent assassination attempt on Donald Trump, Kane linked it to comparisons with Hitler. Following the incident, Kane shared his thoughts on X, stating, "IDK, when you call a guy ‘Hitler’ for years, you probably shouldn’t be too surprised when someone tries to kill them." Essentially, Kane was suggesting that referring to Trump as Hitler for years contributed to the attempt on his life. To support his point, Kane also shared an article that justified calling Trump Hitler.




The incident occurred on July 13 during a campaign rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, attended by former President Donald Trump. The rally was interrupted by an unknown gunman who targeted Trump. Fortunately, Trump survived the attack, narrowly escaping as the bullet grazed his ear. The public panicked, leading to chaos and raising concerns about the safety of political figures. It was later reported that the gunman and a bystander were killed, while two spectators sustained critical injuries, making the situation extremely tragic.

More about Donald Trump and WWE

Donald Trump was involved with WWE during the lead-up to Wrestlemania 23. He participated in a storyline with Vince McMahon, where Trump chose Bobby Lashley and McMahon selected the late Umaga for a match. They placed a bet: if Trump's wrestler, Bobby Lashley, lost, Trump would have to shave his head. Conversely, if McMahon's wrestler lost, McMahon would get his head shaved. This event was dubbed the Battle of the Billionaires. Stone Cold Steve Austin served as the special referee, and ultimately, Umaga lost the match, resulting in Vince McMahon getting his head shaved.