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

3. Mr. McMahon

As the head honco of WWE, Vince McMahon has the ability (and tendency) to book himself in whatever matches and situations he wishes. Obviously, that explains why he's a former WWE and ECW champion as well as the winner of the 1999 Royal Rumble. Thus, it comes as no surprise he was involved in a Hell in a Cell match alongside his son Shane McMahon and Big Show against D-Generation X, but that's no excuse. Shane was more of a wrestler than Vince ever was, so if anything, it should have been just Shane and Big Show with Vince watching on from the outside. WWE spent the better part of 2006 building that feud up, so it was fine it culminated inside the cell, but Vince's participation in it was unnecessary, as was the sight of his head being shoved up Big Show's rear. That was unpleasant in every sense of the word. They pulled through and had had a blood bath of a brawl, but Vince wasn't an active member of the roster and shouldn't have been included.