10 most dangerous spots in WWE history

Modified Jan 28, 2018 11:35 GMT

#2 Shane McMahon dives from the Hell in a Cell structure

Yet another Shane McMahon stunt is added to this list. That’s why he is one of the biggest daredevils in WWE history. Shane McMahon proved once again that he can still put his life on the line when he took on ‘The Deadman’ at WrestleMania 32.

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Going into the match, fans were expecting to see Shane perform one death-defying stunt, and they got their wish as Shane climbed on top of the cell, and took a leap from the top of the structure, but crashed and burned this time as The Undertaker evaded his dive. Luckily, Shane left the match unharmed.

I still can’t believe WWE allowed this to take place especially in front of Shane's sons.

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