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This Sunday, the WWE will host their tenth Hell In A Cell pay per view, in the AT&T Center in San Antonio, Texas.
The infamous match has no doubt taken its toll on the superstars who have appeared in the 38 matches featuring the satanic structure.
When you think of the biggest stars who have made the cell their home, you may think of The Undertaker, who has appeared a record 14 times inside the Cell and also holds the record for the most victories with 8.
Or you may think of Triple H, who has won 6 Cell matches and has faced the likes of Shawn Michaels, Chris Jericho, Batista and Cactus Jack.
But this Sunday, there are plenty of superstars appearing at the show, and they are all vying to leave their legacy at the evil pay per view, even at the cost of their (or their opponent's) safety.
Here are 4 superstars who could steal the show at Hell In A Cell
Baron Corbin
Hell In A Cell 2018 will mark the first pay per view under the control of acting RAW General Manager, 'Constable' Baron Corbin.
Since taking the reins from Kurt Angle, Corbin has run RAW to benefit himself, often at the expense of the RAW roster.
Corbin has in particular, made it clear he does not like the Shield, who will be represented in two matches, with Ambrose and Rollins competing for the RAW Tag Championships, and Reigns looking to defend his Universal Championship.
It's not that hard to believe that the Constable could interfere in either matches, in his consistent efforts to destroy the hounds of Justice.
And who knows? Perhaps Corbin would even put himself in the title match, in an effort not only to be a champion but to defeat the Shield.
Becky Lynch
Since turning on former best friend Charlotte Flair at Summerslam, Becky Lynch has proven to be one of the most fascinating superstars on SmackDown Live.
Despite her best efforts, Lynch's villainous turn has only won her more fans, who agree that the Lass Kicker was robbed of the SmackDown Live Women's Championship.
However, there are plenty of fans still loyal to the Queen, who argue she merely capitalised on an opportunity to be champion, just as any superstar would.
Lynch will finally get her one on one shot at the white-strapped gold at the Pay Per View, and could really steal the show, and steal the title in one fell swoop.
If successful, Lynch will have finally come full circle, as she was the inaugural SmackDown Live Women's Champion, capturing the title for the first time at Backlash 2016.
Alexa Bliss
Alexa Bliss has been nothing short of dominating, since joining the WWE main roster in 2016.
In December that year, she won the SmackDown Live Women's Championship and won it again a few months later.
Moving to RAW, she would capture the RAW Women's Championship on 3 separate occasions and is the second Miss Money In the Bank.
Many fans seem sure that Little Miss Bliss will be unsuccessful in regaining the RAW Women's Championship when she faces the woman who beat her for the title at Summerslam, Ronda Rousey.
But if anything, Bliss has shown the WWE Universe to never underestimate her skill or resourcefulness.
Defeating Rousey would not only be the 6th championship to add to her cabinet but would truly show that 5-foot of fierce Superstar is here to define herself as the greatest woman in WWE history, even greater than her upcoming Evolution opponent: Trish Stratus.
Mick Foley
No man is perhaps more synonymous with the Hell In A Cell than the Hardcore icon, Mick Foley.
Competing as the deranged Mankind, Foley is partly responsible for the most iconic Cell moments ever, when he was flung from the top of the structure by The Undertaker at King of the Ring 1998.
Most recently, the former RAW General Manager has been announced as the special guest referee for the Universal Championship match, between champion Roman Reigns and challenger Braun Strowman.
It seems ironic, that the man who cemented his legacy in (and on top of) the Hell In A Cell, holds all the power inside the demonic structure.
Foley claims he will be an unbiased official, but if past guest referee matches have shown, that's often easier said than done.
