In the seventeen year history of Hell in a Cell it has remarkably maintained a lot of its mystique and gravitas. Matches like The Undertaker v Mankind, and Cactus Jack v Triple H are cultural touchstones for many fans. When commentators talk about how intimidating and dangerous the match can be, the words still ring true after nearly two decades. Hell in a Cell has seen some of the most terrifying awe-inspiring moments in wrestling history, so there's a certain honour if a wrestler is picked to enter. That's not always the case, unfortunately. Hell in a Cell is a match that important wrestlers fight in, but sometimes WWE are known to put wrestlers into the match to make them seem important. At the time, it might make sense to put a seemingly rising star into a big-time match, but in hindsight it can make fans go "Him?" Over the years there have been twenty-eight Hell in a Cell matches, and thirty-one men have been brave enough to step inside its hallowed walls. With the Hell in a Cell Pay-Per-View less than two weeks away, here's a look at ten of the least deserving competitors in the history of the spectacle that is the Hell in a Cell match.
