10 Things That Would Make Women's Hell In A Cell Match Legendary

10. A Continued Legacy

Right off the bat, things are looking good for the first women's Hell In A Cell match in WWE history.

Both Sasha Banks and Charlotte have already established reputations for setting new standards throughout WWE's women's division. Not withstanding WWE's failed and desperate attempt at branding the "Women's Revolution", the company has given these two women several opportunities to elevate women's wrestling.

Charlotte began her legacy in a memorable NXT match against Natalya for the NXT Women's Championship that saw both Ric Flair and Bret Hart in the corners of their respective family members. Less than two years after this groundbreaking match, Charlotte took center stage at WrestleMania 32 in Dallas, Texas, in front of WWE's largest ever attendance.

As for The Boss, Sasha Banks was a part of perhaps the greatest women's match in the company's history when she met Bayley at NXT Takeover Brooklyn the night before SummerSlam 2015. Six months later, Sasha also participated in the WrestleMania 32 Women's Championship match.

These two women have set precedents for women's wrestling just by being the first two female combatants to enter Hell In A Cell, furthering their legacies just that little bit more.