10 Most Overlooked WWE Hell In A Cell Spots

Credit where credit is due: CM Punk and Ryback managed to put on a pretty solid Hell in a Cell match. It's just a shame we had to wait a full year after their first abysmal attempt to see it come to fruition.

Granted, neither of Ryback and Punk's HIAC bouts had any business taking place inside the steel structure to begin with. This was clearly a case of gimmicking the matches to upsell them, but in the end the gimmick probably hurt the matches more than it helped. Luckily, once their second match was over, Punk finally found a pretty good use for the cell: Highlighting his wrathful vengeance on his former cornerman, Paul Heyman.

To enjoy this spot, you have to set aside any logistical concerns as to why Heyman was standing on top of the cell in the first place, but so long as you can do that, it's wonderfully cathartic watching him get the bejesus caned out of him with a kendo stick. And once the GTS comes into play? Pure bliss.

It's always fun to watch someone execute their finishing move on top of the cell, but this gets extra points because the GTS is A) hard to do on uneven ground, and B) almost impossible to execute on a heaving jellyfish like Paul Heyman.