WrestleZone’s Top 10: Hell in a Cell Moments

October 24, 2013

Number 3: The Very Beginning

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Every idea has a beginning. 1997 was the beginning of the best era in professional wrestling. Shawn Michaels and Undertaker were feuding like nobody else could. The war between the two reached its climax at Bad Blood in 1997 and was the very first Hell in a Cell match. The blood from Michaels' face never seemed to pour so fluently. The intensity and charisma from Taker never seemed so real. This set up 16 years of Hell in a Cell matches, some better and some worse. You can never forget the two men who started it all.

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