10 Wrestlers Who Had No Business Being Inside Hell In A Cell

9. The Big Boss Man

In 2008, WWE released a three-disc DVD set entitled "The Greatest Hell in a Cell Matches of All-Time." It featured every Hell in a Cell match from 1997 to 2007 with the exception of The Undertaker vs. The Big Boss Man from WrestleMania 15. In fact, there wasn't a single mention of the matchup, which went to show just how truly bad of a bout it was. Outside of Stone Cold Steve Austin vs. The Rock in the main event, that WrestleMania was mostly a mess and putting Boss Man in Hell in a Cell with the innovator of the contest The Undertaker didn't help matters. Although he flirted with the main event scene at times, Boss Man was far from being a threat to Undertaker and the two of them had zero chemistry inside the ring. It was a waste of The Deadman on the grand stage and Boss Man was destined to fail in that position. God rest his soul, but Boss Man had no place inside Hell in a Cell. He had a memorable WWE run throughout the 1980s and should be commended for reviving his career in the late '90s, but he was an upper-midcard competitor at best. He was quickly disposed of by Undertaker before being hanged from the top of the structure. Yes, someone actually thought that was a good idea.