10 Most Overlooked WWE Hell In A Cell Spots

There was a long stretch of time in the early-to-mid '00s when Triple H took the reigns from The Undertaker as the ambassador of the Hell in a Cell match. 'Taker may have innovated the gimmick, but Trips upped the ante every time he stepped in there.

In his second bout inside the roofed cage - a 6-man match which also featured 'Taker, Stone Cold, Rikishi, The Rock, and Kurt Angle - he proved he could take just as much punishment as he could dish out.

If anyone was curious as to why the Armageddon set design looked like a junkyard, that curiosity was put to rest as soon as the group broke out of the cage and started chucking each other into the automobiles like they were human water balloons.

But it was Trips who took the brunt of this vehicular assault when Stone Cold catapulted him right onto the windshield of a beat-up sedan. As he flew majestically through the air, you kinda got the feeling he misjudged his distance, because he took the bump full-on without getting his hands out in front of himself for protection.

No one made a big deal out of it - remember, this was the same night 'Taker chokeslammed Rikishi off the cell and onto that flat bed truck - but it was a crafty use of their surroundings that looked just as effective as any highly-orchestrated bump.