10 Problems WWE Doesn't Want To Admit About Hell In A Cell
The Devil's Playground? Not these days...
Hell in a Cell is one of those match types that really needs no introduction. Every single Royal Rumble is preceded by a thorough explanation of its rules; same for every ladder match, last man standing match, and so on. The same never happens for a Cell match. Everybody knows the deal: when a face and a heel hate each other very, very much, they're put in a roofed cage and made to tear one another apart. It's a simple formula, one which has proved enduringly popular over the years. But, as much as WWE would like you to think otherwise, Hell in a Cell is far from perfect. It has several major problems, and although many of these are products of the PG-era, not all are. Some are just fundamental flaws - flaws quickly overlooked by those desperate to preserve its legacy. The reality is, Hell in a Cell is just as imperfect as any other match type. It earns more forgiveness due to its iconic place in WWE history, but that shouldn't cause us to entirely overlook its weaknesses.
10. No Blood
