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May 12, 2017 · This is a blue bar steel cage match designed to give Hogan an even tougher environment to survive in. The odds are stacked against him, as they often were, leaving him to make the superhero comeback.
- The Chicken Wire Match
- The Traditional Steel Cage
- The Blue/Black Bar Steel Cage
- The Wargames Cage
- The Three Cage Steel Cage Match
- The Dome Steel Cage
- Hell in A Cell
- WCW Asylum Steel Cage
- The Elimination Chamber
- The Punjabi Prison Steel Cage Match
The first steel cage match took place sometime in the 1930s, but the first one officially on record was between Jack Bloomfield and Count Rossi in Atlanta, Georgia June 25th, 1937. The original cages were basically just chicken wire either wrapped around the ring, or constructions prepped up inside the ropes that resembled something of an MMA octag...
It was around the 1960s that the Steel Cage, as we know it today, took shape, using a more reinforced structure that resembled actual fencing. Some companies would fit their cages snuggly around the ring ropes, whereas others, such as Memphis Wrestling, would have larger cages that engulfed some of the surrounding ring area. Being the King of Memph...
WWE’s blue bar cage’s first appearance took place on April 7, 1986, at WrestleMania 2. The match featured Hulk Hogan vs. King Kong Bundy. This is actually partly true. Back in the day, you could only win a WWF steel cage by escape only, so to avoid the anti-climatic spectacle of seeing Hogan and Bundy scramble to the door like two siblings fighting...
Dusty Rhodes came up with the premise of the WarGames match after watching the third Mad Max movie "Beyond Thunderdome." In 1987, the NWA presented "WarGames: The Match Beyond" as part of its Great American Bash tour.
Many people think the Three Cage Match was a Vince Russo idea from the dying years of WCW, used as cross-promotion for the Ready To Rumble movie. Still, the first "Doomsday Cage" debuted almost a decade earlier in World Class Championship Wrestling in May 1988 with the WCCW Triple Dome of Terror. The triple cage would make another appearance soon l...
Legend has it the third Mad Max film inspired WCW’s dome cage. No, dear reader, you haven’t just accidentally started re-reading an earlier entry. The Thunder dome, later re-named Thunder cage for legal reasons, was a round cage where the top would curve in, preventing any chance of escape, which could be mistranslated into preventing any high spot...
Rumor has it the Hell In A Cell was originally created because Vince couldn’t copy write the term "steel cage match." The truth is Jim Cornette came up with the design based as a combination of the old Memphis Wrestling cages and the WarGames roofed cage. It made its debut at Bad Blood 1997, serving as a battleground of a feud match between Underta...
In 2000, when WCW was trying everything they could to keep the ship afloat, Scott Steiner started giving out weekly challenges to anyone who had the courage to face him in an Asylum Cage! (Not to be confused with TNA’s Steel Asylum dome cage) It was effectively a giant birdcage, one that resembled ye old-timey 1930s chicken wire cages. The reasonin...
The Elimination Chamber is a mash-up of everything that made the previous cage matches successful. WarGames clearly influenced the timed entry format, but the climbable pods, the "bulletproof" glass, and the steel chain fencing gave the structure it’s own brutal element. Six wrestlers, two to start, and the other four locked away. Every five minute...
I have never been to a Punjabi Prison, but something tells me they resemble our western prisons more so than they do this bamboo monstrosity. Originally a concept for monster heel The Great Khali to battle against The Undertaker at the Great American Bash in 2006, Khali was eventually replaced by the Big Show, so the match had no South Asian connec...
Gorilla Monsoon and Luscious Johnny Valiant (incorrectly identified on the Network as Johnny VALENTINE) are out hosts from the WWF Control Center. Monsoon runs down some of the content we're going to see over footage of guys putting a cage together. Get ready for nothing but Steel Cage Action™!
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Dec 11, 1986 · Join Gorilla Monsoon and Johnny Valentine for a journey through time to relive the most exciting battles to take place inside a steel cage. Witness several action-packed Steel Cage Matches featuring the likes of Hulk Hogan, Jimmy Snuka, Andre the Giant, and many more!
- Vince Mcmahon
- Hulk Hogan
Apr 30, 2015 · In honor of the WWE Extreme Rules 2015 main event pitting Seth Rollins and Randy Orton in a steel cage for the WWE Title, this list will look back at our favorite cage matches.
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