Trick 5 steps
Inferno's Hidden Radio Signal and How the Gang Cut It
Inferno, a demon racer secretly played by Triple H, steered his car through a hidden radio-based control signal to sabotage competitors and stay ahead. The Undertaker's showdown exposed the radio method, allowing Mystery Inc. to devise a remote disruption that cut the signal and exposed the sabotage.
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Triple H races as the masked Inferno
Triple H (Paul Levesque) · Inferno
What it looked like: Inferno appears to be a demon racer menacing the competition, with no indication of the wrestler secretly operating the persona.
Triple H competes disguised as Inferno, a costume-and-punkish demon-racer persona that hides his true identity while he pursues a plot to win at any cost.
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Hidden radio signal steers Inferno's car
Inferno
Inferno uses a hidden radio-based signal to steer his vehicle, letting him sabotage competitors with brutal efficiency and stay ahead in the race.
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Undertaker's showdown exposes the control method
The Undertaker · Inferno
The Undertaker squares off with Inferno and brings the showdown to a head, during which the car's mysterious control system is revealed to be a radio-based signal.
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Gang devises a remote-disruption plan
Mystery Inc. (the gang)
Working together, the gang devises a remote-disruption plan to cut the radio signal that Inferno uses to steer his car.
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Signal cut levels the field and exposes the sabotage
Inferno · Triple H (Paul Levesque) · Scooby-Doo · Shaggy Rogers · The Undertaker
Cutting the signal levels the playing field and exposes the method behind the sabotage; Inferno is unmasked as Triple H, the conspirators are disqualified, and Scooby-Doo, Shaggy Rogers, and the Undertaker claim the cash prize as the rightful winners.
