10 Things That Would Make Women's Hell In A Cell Match Legendary
1. Blood
If there's one thing that would make the first-ever women's Hell In A Cell match a legendary affair likely to be remembered for years to come, it would be seeing blood.
Imagine if Sasha were to get busted open or Charlotte were to get cut during a brutal, 20 minute match fighting for the title? The emotional roller coaster that fans would surely be taken on would be like no women's match ever before seen in WWE.
The use of color is a controversial topic in the world of WWE today. As barbaric as the concept of "blading" initially sounds, the recent conclusion to the Brock Lesnar vs. Randy Orton SummerSlam main event is proof that the strategy of achieving blood "hard-way" is more often than not, even more dangerous.
As it always does, blood in a WWE match certainly pushes the boundaries of PG television. At the same time, it has been used multiple times over the past couple of years, especially in matches WWE wants to present as having a "big-time feel". Plus, the yearly October pay-per-view centered around Hell In A Cell matches seemingly begs for it.
Without question, the use of blood in the Women's Championship match is the number one thing that would make this already historical match historically legendary.