It served as the group's debut single from their debut album Generation Next (1999).
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The feud was finally concluded at Steel Cage Warfare when she made a surprise appearance during the main event, an 8-man Steel Cage Warfare match between The Embassy (Jimmy Rave, Abyss, Alex Shelley and Prince Nana) vs. Generation Next (Roderick Strong, Matt Sydal, Austin Aries and Jack Evans).
Created by writer Scott Lobdell and artist Chris Bachalo, he first appeared in Generation Next #2 (1995).