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#2 Wade Barett vs. John Cena, Hell in a Cell 2010
By the time Hell in a Cell rolled around; John Cena had already put the proverbial nail in the coffin on Nexus. So there was absolutely no reason to really continue the feud between the faction and Cena unless there is some kind of escalation. It came in the form of a stipulation; if Cena lost at Hell in a Cell, he would join the Nexus.
Interesting idea no doubt (though poor execution), it seemed a tad bit silly that Cena didn't consider that Nexus members could infiltrate the cell in any manner or that Barett might have some tricks up his sleeve. Such as new members (unpledged) who could take advantage of the situation.
In the Cell, the match would have a ruthlessness and even given Cena some form of vindication whether he won or lost. It could have been the perfect punctuation for the storyline of the year. What fans got, however (from the RAW side at least) was another lethargic Hell in a Cell match between Randy Orton and Sheamus. Boring doesn't even begin to define it.
