The Undertaker's 10 Greatest Hell In A Cell Moments

5. The Next Big Thing

No Mercy 2002 was a strange show in a lot of ways. Rob Van Dam wrestled Ric Flair, Kane faced Triple H in their infamous "Katie Vick" feud and "The American Badass" The Undertaker took on the youngest WWE Champion ever, Brock Lesnar in a Hell in a Cell match. It's also possibly the best Hell in a Cell match ever. Going into the match, The Undertaker's hand is broken and this proves to be blessing and a curse as he can use the cast as a weapon, but at one point Brock Lesnar just destroys the cast with a steel chair. Similarly to the Randy Orton match, Brock Lesnar goes head-to-head with The Undertaker on his home turf. Lesnar even eventually wins when he counters the Tombstone into an F5, and celebrates with the WWE Championship on top of the cell. The coolest moment in this match has possible long-lasting ramifications on WWE history. At one point, The Undertaker grabs Paul Heyman by the tie through the cell and repeatedly pulls Heyman's face against the metal, busting him open. It's easy to believe that at that moment, Paul Heyman vowed revenge against The Undertaker. Ten years later Heyman targeted The Streak. While CM Punk didn't get the job done, a year later Brock Lesnar, and more importantly, Paul Heyman conquered The Undertaker's undefeated streak at WrestleMania.