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#4 Kane vs. The Undertaker (WWE RAW)
The first Inferno Match to take place on free TV, this contest between Kane and The Undertaker from the 22nd February 1999 episode of WWE RAW, was mostly about Vince McMahon and the box containing his teddy bear. While the action itself was quite rudimentary, it was wrestled competently by the veterans, who understandably didn't want to have a banger on free TV.
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Most of the match's runtime was dedicated to Vince McMahon struggling to comprehend the meaning behind the gift, with the camera hardly focussing on the action inside the ring.
The last couple of minutes saw the action take place on the ringside with the two men brawling. Having taken the advantage of Kane's ill-timed jump from the top rope onto the commentary table, Undertaker came up victorious in the bout on WWE RAW by setting The Big Red Machine's foot on fire.
