7 WWE Hell In A Cell Stats You Should Know
Most wins, losses, shortest match, title changes and other info to get you primed.
This Sunday, WWE will hold its seventh Hell in a Cell PPV, with two singles matches scheduled to be held inside the Hell in a Cell: Roman Reigns versus Bray Wyatt, and the final chapter of the Undertaker/Brock Lesnar feud. They will be the 31st and 32nd matches inside the cell since its inception in 1997. Hell in a Cell is like a cage match on steroids. Much like the cage match was in the 70s and 80s, the cell is designed to be an ending point for feuds. Often times, well see a title match end in a disqualification due to constant outside interference, or a competitor repeatedly running away from an opponent, necessitating the cell to keep the two wrestlers in and others out. But thats not always the case with cell matches. Sometimes they are booked oddly, or lately feuds incorporate the cell because theres a PPV and the cell needs to be used. Last years match between John Cena and Randy Orton is a good example, while this years two cell matches (Brock-Undertaker and Reigns-Wyatt) actually are great uses of the cell as part of their ongoing feuds. Throughout its 18-year existence, there are some interesting facts and figures that have amassed. Who has won the most cell matches? Who has never won inside the cell? How often is a title defended and changes hands? Who has competed inside the cell? And how successful is Hell in a Cell at actually keeping the competitors inside and others out? Lets find out a little more about the ins and outs of the previous 30 Hell in a Cell matches.