Mick Foley reminisces on this iconic WWE match and contemplates whether or not it would receive the same acclaim if it took ...

A WWE Hall of Famer has revealed that he is planning to step away from professional wrestling for good in the near future.

On June 28, 1998, The Undertaker and Mankind entered The Igloo in Pittsburgh for the most iconic match of their careers. The Hell in a Cell match, which was on the undercard of the King of the ...

The match took place at King of the Ring ‘98 and was only the third Hell in a Cell match in WWE history at the time. Foley was known as Mankind then, and Undertaker was one of his biggest rivals.

After weeks of mind games, the two stars decided to settle their scores inside Hell in a Cell. The Undertaker went into this match with the clear intention of ending Mankind's career forever.

With that Hell in a Cell bout in particular, fans became conditioned to expect the big bump. Look no further than WrestleMania 32 in Dallas, where Shane McMahon battled The Undertaker in the ...

The Hell in a Cell match between Mankind and the Undertaker at WWE’s 1998 King of the Ring is among the most famous clashes in wrestling history and will get a fresh look — along with Mick ...

Here are the five best Hell in a Cell matches that defined the legacy of this structure. 1. The Undertaker vs. Mankind (King of the Ring 1998) The Undertaker throws Mankind off the top of the Hell ...

But the Hell In A Cell has always proven to be the ultimate ... tried to live up to in terms of violence. Coming in, Mankind and The Undertaker were in two different directions.

Mankind would need to be helped to ... considering he participated in a Hell the Cell match against The Undertaker himself, in 2009, and again on two other occasions — owning a 2-1 record ...

WWE's Hell in a Cell matches are infamous for their brutality. This article reviews five of the most extreme moments: Shawn Michaels' elbow drop on Shane McMahon, Cactus Jack’s fall through the ...

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