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#3 Triple H vs. Kevin Nash - Hell in a Cell at Bad Blood 2003
A year removed from his Hell in a Cell match with Chris Jericho, Triple H was well into his infamous 'Reign of Terror' run on RAW, monopolising the World Championship scene to diminishing returns.
After defeating Booker T at WrestleMania 19, Triple H entered into a three-pay-per-view feud for the world title with backstage friend Kevin Nash.
By the time their feud climaxed with a Hell in a Cell match at Bad Blood 2003, Nash had worn out his welcome. WWE fans were desperate to have the fresh Bill Goldberg ascend to the WWE World Heavyweight title picture.
To add to the issues, Bad Blood was a RAW exclusive event, which robbed the viewers from seeing the SmackDown half of the roster in action.
In the end, Triple H pedigreed Nash to retain his title and close out an underwhelming pay-per-view that ended 25 minutes before the stipulated time. Nash would leave the WWE soon after and move on to TNA.
