2 more questions

**Logan** · 09-28-2011, 09:33 PM

Hola again,

I was watching the WWE greatest cage matches film on netflix, (which i thought was meh at best overall by the way, and on a side note i never noticed before watching that film that the late El Gigante looked like a really thin Khali), and I came up with 2 questions that I wasnt able to find mentioned in the forums. Feel free to point out if they were mentioned.

Anywho, my first question, which the film reminded me of, is when and why did Triple H go from keeping his opponents arms hooked all the way through the pedigree, to releasing the arms at the highest point of the pedigree?

The second question is why do the square steel cages (rock/HHH cage match at rebellion in 99) appear lower than the chainlink fence cages (punk, J Hardy steel cage match in 09)? (my best guess is that the square cages are measured from the arena floor up, whereas the chainlink fences are measured from the ring mat up).

09-28-2011, 09:33 PM	#1
Logan quintessentially square Posts: 145	2 more questions Hola again, I was watching the WWE greatest cage matches film on netflix, (which i thought was meh at best overall by the way, and on a side note i never noticed before watching that film that the late El Gigante looked like a really thin Khali), and I came up with 2 questions that I wasnt able to find mentioned in the forums. Feel free to point out if they were mentioned. Anywho, my first question, which the film reminded me of, is when and why did Triple H go from keeping his opponents arms hooked all the way through the pedigree, to releasing the arms at the highest point of the pedigree? The second question is why do the square steel cages (rock/HHH cage match at rebellion in 99) appear lower than the chainlink fence cages (punk, J Hardy steel cage match in 09)? (my best guess is that the square cages are measured from the arena floor up, whereas the chainlink fences are measured from the ring mat up).