The Undertaker Breaks Down the First Hell in a Cell Match

One of WWE's most iconic matches is Hell in a Cell. In this video, the man who competed in the first Hell in a Cell match, The Undertaker, gives a behind-the-scenes look at how this famous match came together and what went on inside the cell.

[JustJulyo]

Not even in my wildest dream would I ever imagine the legend himself taking the time off his busy day to sit and chat with the The Undertaker.

[ashutoshdumiyan]

Maven and Undertaker together on a podcast? This is a legendary moment in wrestling.

[thesuperdingos]

Would’ve never imagined this duo together 20 years ago. Love to see this.

[miraclesage]

Shawn Michaels' selling is so creative and funny at times. I love when he flops around the ring like a fish out of water LOL

[naviskywalker]

First, Chris Van Vliet had a time with the Deadman sharing his time with the WWE, now Maven was the other one. This is a great time to be an Undertaker fan.

[ChrisLT]

Mark breaking character and contributing so much knowledge to the wrestling community post-retirement is honestly something I didn't expect.

[derekg]

I was about to come back into work from my break, but now I have a 20 minute phone call to take before I do.

[suyashgabriel]

Taker gave maven the push with the rumble, and now maven returning the favour helping taker push his channel. As wholesome as it gets.

[alun]

Taker’s point at 4:30 is so spot on. Many wrestlers today would rile up the crowd or take too long to shift gears and miss that momentum

[brianpatenaude]

God, what a legend. Taker has a reputation for being an incredibly versatile wrestler, he could work with anyone. An incredibly *safe* wrestler, he almost never, if ever, injured his opponents. But it's stuff like this that, to me, illustrates a vastly underrated aspect of what made Mark the GOAT, and that was the respect he had for wrestling as a method of *storytelling.* Just unmatched, man, so good.

[ZaryasBestFriend]

This is a 20-minute master course on wrestling psychology.

[simontravers]

Taker hit the nail right on the head when he said you have to make each match look like an actual fight. Mark’s passion for boxing and other combat sports showcases that knowledge and perspective

[nhatlongvu]

We all know how legendary Micheals vs Taker matches were at Mania 25 Mania 26, those 2 always come up whenever we mention that rivalry ⭐️ sometimes people seem to forget that their bouts at IYH: Badd Blood (Hell In The Cell), Royal Rumble (Casket Matches) were also instant classics ⚡️

[LUEcifer]

This match was a master class on everything a legendary wrestling match should be. The little details like the camera man spot, HBK's mannerisms and attitude towards being in the cell with Taker, the tempo and pacing of it -- all amazing. Maven this is easily one of your best vids and I'm really glad Taker collaborated with you.

[JohnRiggs]

As much as I love behind the scenes stuff like 'how do we get paid' this is my new favorite style of video. More match breakdowns, please!

[shutup]

Even though it was sad when Taker retired, it's awesome him doing all these interviews now, guy can't run out of amazing stories

[evanandrewlofi]

BRO DID IT AGAIN. I cannot wait for this channel to take it's rightful place among YouTube's greatest wrestling channels. Next era Maven is gonna be peak.

[kepeligaming]

Reasons why I love wrestling. It’s not just about the story you tell with words but how you sell it in the match with actions.

[GraveVibrations]

Awesome vid! Everyone always talks about Taker vs Mankind but they forget just how amazing this match was. So many stories intertwined and it was done perfectly. Grats on the success Maven we all love ya!

[HauntedHeme]

This is my favorite match of all time. Michaels' entire performance, the 1st cell match, the wicked chair shot to Michaels, Kane debuting and ripping the door off the hinges. Just AWESOME