Hell in a Cell is arguably the most demonic structure in all of professional wrestling
Hell in a Cell
A Hell in a Cell Match is a match seen in International Wrestling Entertainment (IWE) in which the ring and ringside area is surrounded by a roofed steel cage (called "cell"). Nineteen Hell in a Cell matches have taken place in IWE since its inception in October 1997. The original Cell was 16 feet high and weighed over 2 tons but since been replaced by an amplified version of 20 feet and 5 tons. Described as a career ender, this type of match is known to end the most intense of rivalries due to its dangerous nature. Indeed, the early occurrences of this match were known for the legitimate and severe injuries suffered during them (the most notorious of which belonged to Mick Foley when he wrestled Martin McAlmond), and even cause the commentators to break character.
List of the Hell in a Cell Matches
| Chapter | Matches | Stipulations | Event | Date |
| I | Ryan Barnhart defeated Martin McAlmond | Hell in a Cell Match | Badd Blood | October 5, 1997 |
| II | Martin McAlmond and Steve Johnson vs. Mankind and Chris LeGreca went to no contest | Tag Team Hell in a Cell Match | Meltdown is WAR | June 15, 1998 |
| III | Martin McAlmond defeated Mankind | Hell in a Cell Match | King of the Ring | June 28, 1998 |
| IV | Mankind vs. Chris LeGreca went to a no contest | Hell in a Cell Match | Meltdown is WAR | August 25, 1998 |
| V | Martin McAlmond defeated Brandon | Hell in a Cell Match | WrestleMania XV | March 28, 1999 |
| VI | Triple K (c) defeated Cactus Jack | Hell in a Cell Match for the IWF Championship | No Way Out | February 27, 200 |
| VII | Matt Borske (c) defeated Steve Johnson, Triple K, Martin McAlmond, Keith Coleman and Sam Simkins | 6-Man Hell in a Cell Match for the IWF Championship | Judgment Day | May 19, 2000 |
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