10 Bloodiest WWE Matches

6. Six-Man Hell In A Cell - Armageddon 2000

Armageddon 2000 was a one-match show, but what a match it was. 

The first-ever six-man WWE Title Hell in a Cell match was quite the marquee attraction as five of the biggest stars in the business (and Rikishi) battled for WWE's top prize.

The build to the match had stressed the brutality of the structure and highlighted the career-changing impact it had had on the likes of The Undertaker, Shawn Michaels and Mick Foley. 

The Deadman didn't get colour on the night, and nor did Rikishi, but Triple H, The Rock, Steve Austin and, for the first time in his career, Kurt Angle did. Most of it happened when the contestants got out of the cage and made their way to the show's set, which resembled an apocalyptic car scrapyard. 

None of the blade jobs were grotesque, but the sight of four of the six men in the match being busted open hammered home the barbaric nature of the Cell and made it, by sheer volume of the amount of people getting cut, one of the bloodies matches in WWE history.