This particular match is rarely used these days, especially in North America, due to its graphic nature. In fact, this match should always be reserved for a contest where either Kane or The Undertaker is involved.
In this match, both competitors enter the ring and once they're in, the ring is completely surrounded by flames. The only way to win is to somehow, set your opponent on fire. While the medics and fire personnel are readily available at ringside, the danger in this match is still very real. The bottom line is simple, you find a way to throw your opponent into the flames...you win.
The last time this match was used, was during the 2013 SummerSlam pay-per-view, when Bray Wyatt found a way to defeat the demon himself, Kane.
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