A high spot or two were the expected outcomes from the Hell in a Cell match at WrestleMania 32, but what the fans witnessed may go down as one of the greatest moments in the pay-per-view's illustrious history.
If you had any doubts as to why Shane is called Crazy Shane, the man himself put it all to rest by leaping off the dreaded steel structure only to come crashing down on the announce table. The moment Shane set his sights on top of the cell, the fans at the AT&T Stadium knew something out of this world was on the cards and how lucky they were to witness daredevilry at its finest.
What Shane did is a testament to the fact that the McMahon scion is all about entertaining the fans, even if it means putting his body through fatal hell.
The leap has skyrocketed WrestleMania from being solid to great and all the credit goes to Shane. The match had no pre-determined interferences, unwanted stoppages and any swerve of such sort.
What we got instead was two veterans putting together a highlight reel classic and it exceeded expectations of a majority. Thank god, it did!
Shane McMahon will go down as a selfless legend after this and you can’t teach that! Here’s a front row clip of the heart-stopping Kamikaze that encapsulated the Attitude Era in one glorious moment (video courtesy of BuzzAndFunTV):
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