Thread: Your Favourite Cage Match Ever
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Old 06-07-2016, 07:42 AM   #3
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You know, The Big Valbowski and Rikishi have a lot in common. They both have girth and know how to make a difference...heh, heh. heh. I'm actually not the biggest fan of this match, but I have always liked Val Venis as a performer. He's one ballsy Ryan Shamrock-fucker for letting Rikishi splash him off the top of the cage like that. If nothing else, I feel the match deserves a bit of credit for being memorable.

For something that had a bit more quality in the traditional cage match realm, I remember really enjoying Kurt Angle vs. Chris Benoit.

I also remember a Cage Match between Jeff Hardy and Umaga I quite liked. Jeff was chasing the WWE Championship held by Randy Orton at the time. Orton came out and tried to impede Jeff climbing out. Jeff sort of shrugged and hit a Whisper in the Wind off the cage onto Umaga for the win. Jeff was never one of my favorite wrestlers, but he was white-hot at the time, and this all built tremendously and told the story of Jeff having so much momentum that Orton almost seem to register it as a downtrodden response to the measures Jeff would go through to try and win the title at the upcoming PPV.
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