WrestleZone’s Top 10: Hell in a Cell Moments

October 24, 2013

Number 6: Triple H Bloodies Foley

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It is all about the game and how you play it. Mick Foley wanted to play the game at No Way Out in 2000 and took the match to an unexpected level. The blood poured from the face of Foley. The drama and the hatred was embedded in their souls. Triple H and Mick Foley beat the living hell out of one another. A sledgehammer was one weapon. The other was a barbed wire bat that was put to flames. The top of the cell had the perfect picture and the perfect feud for this night. The attitude never left the era this match was in. This happened to be one of those moments that really catapulted Triple H into another level.

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