Ranking The 28 Greatest Hell In A Cell Matches In WWE History
22. Undertaker Vs. Kane (Hell In A Cell 2010)
There comes a point in time where revisiting a feud from the past feels like WWE is living in the past. Kane vs. Taker in 2010 was a good example. Pardon using this platform as an opportunity to make such a statement, but the Hell in a Cell match between the Brothers of Destruction proved that, on the surface, there is nothing wrong with putting old foes in opposition once again. The problem is that, while it may look solid in execution, most of the intangibles that once made a rivalry special are often gone, stuck in the annals of time. Taker vs. Kane was by no means a bad match. It just simply was not a very good one, either.
"The Doc" Chad Matthews has written wrestling columns for over a decade. A physician by trade, Matthews began writing about wrestling as a hobby, but it became a passion. After 30 years as a wrestling fan, "The Doc" gives an unmatched analytical perspective on pro wrestling in the modern era. He is a long-time columnist for Lordsofpain.net and hosts a weekly podcast on the LOP Radio Network called "The Doc Says." His first book - The WrestleMania Era: The Book of Sports Entertainment - ranks the Top 90 wrestlers from 1983 to present day, was originally published in December 2013, and is now in its third edition.
Matthews lives in North Carolina with his wife, two kids, and two dogs.
