5 Worst wrestling matches Of 2010

#4 The Undertaker vs. Kane – HIAC match – Hell In A Cell 2010

Some things should've been left in the past where they belong

On paper, a HIAC match between The Undertaker and Kane sounds like a great idea. After all, the two of them had a legendary feud that spanned over a decade. However, this was 2010’s Kane and The Undertaker, which means it was an absolutely terrible match instead.

Taker and Kane were both slow and plodding in this match, and that came through in their offense. A lot of the action in between wasn’t as exciting as it could’ve been, partly because both wrestlers were much older.

Both Taker and Kane were at the point where they needed to be wrestling better workers as opposed to each other, and that showed in the relative apathy from the crowd. Sure, they cheered the typical big spots (it’s the Undertaker, after all), but it wasn’t the dramatic, captivating storyline WWE thought it was.

Worse, this match ended with a nonsense finish involving Paul Bearer turning on The Undertaker (shocker), leading to a ‘victory’ for Kane in a feud that no one really cared about. There were much better ways to use Kane and The Undertaker at this point, and they honestly shouldn’t have been stuck in a feud that was nothing more than a poor attempt to revive a story that peaked in popularity over a decade prior.