The Undertaker's five greatest Hell in a Cell matches

#4 The one where the Ortons went to hell - Armageddon (2005)

Armageddon 2005

Back in 2005, Randy Orton was trying to make a name for himself on the Blue Brand by taking out the big fish - The Undertaker. Taker is one of the most respected WWE Superstars of all-time and things were no different back then.

At Armageddon in 2005, Randy Orton was accompanied by his father, Bob Orton to the ring as The Viper looked to slay The Undertaker inside the steel structure. The former Evolution member had never participated in a Hell in a Cell match whereas his opponent for the night had already been involved in as many as six Hell in a Cell matches prior to Armageddon (2005).

Bob Orton was hardly a mere spectator as he time and again intervened in the match and almost helped his son win the bout but Undertaker somehow managed to fend off the Orton duo to score the pin and walk out as the winner.

Randy Orton was appreciated by the WWE enthusiasts for his efforts inside the cell as he nearly defeated the Phenom in his debut encounter.

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#3 'End of an Era' - WrestleMania 28

The Undertaker defeated Triple h at WrestleMania 28

The Undertaker battled some of the finest names at WrestleMania- a place where he holds a mighty impressive record of 24-2. The Phenom's record at the grandest stage of them all truly underlines his legendary status within the company and it is no secret that some of finest names of the industry have come short against Taker at the Showcase of Immortals.

Of all the legendary Superstars to have battled The Undertaker at WrestleMania, there was one man faced the deadman in three different WrestleManias. The man being talked about is Triple H - who very nearly broke the streak in 2011 as well as in 2012.

Their colossal clash in 2012 was no ordinary encounter as the two stalwarts battled in Hell in a Cell with Shawn Michaels as the special guest referee. Undertaker's streak looked in serious jeopardy but The Phenom somehow managed to grasp the win and reign victorious over Triple H yet again.

The Phenom executed a devastating Tombstone Piledriver on Triple H to keep the streak alive and bring about one of the greatest matches in Hell in a Cell history.