Over The Edge: in Your House - Aftermath

Aftermath

The next night on Raw, Kane defeated The Undertaker in a number one contender's match, thus becoming the number one contender for Steve Austin's WWF Championship and beginning their feud. The following week on Raw, Kane, Mankind, and The Undertaker interrupted a segment with Austin and Vince McMahon, and attacked Austin. They placed him in a casket, which was carried by druids during Undertaker's entrance. Austin and Kane further enhanced their feud by Austin and Kane brawling on top of a lowered Cell, on the June 15 episode of Raw. The following week on Raw, Paul Bearer announced that Kane and Austin would contest their championship match at King of the Ring, in a First Blood match. At King of the Ring, Kane defeated Austin for the WWF Championship, thus becoming WWF Champion for the first time. However, Kane lost the championship back to Austin the next night on Raw.

Dude Love failed to win the WWF Championship at Over the Edge, and returned to feud with The Undertaker under his Mankind gimmick, as he interfered in Undertaker's number one contender's match, allowing Kane to pin him on the June 1 episode of Raw. It was then announced the following week on Raw that The Undertaker and Mankind would wrestle at King of the Ring in a Hell in a Cell match. Further enhancing their feud, Undertaker and Austin teamed up to take on Mankind and Kane in a Hell in a Cell match on the June 15, 1998 episode of Raw, where the match ended up in a no contest. At King of the Ring, Undertaker defeated Mankind in a Hell in a Cell match, where Undertaker threw Mankind off the roof and through the ring, which resulted in Mankind receiving several severe injuries.