Wrestlezone’s Top 10: No Way Out Matches

June 17, 2012

Number 1: Cactus Jack vs. Triple H

If Jack was to lose, he would have to retire from professional wrestling. I will go on saying this was his best match in my mind for so many reasons. The spots were there, the barbed wire bat, and the infamous sight of that very bat on fire on the top of the cell. Hell in a Cell was the match and Foley had everything going for him. Triple H was at the peak of his career, and he was carrying a company that was plagued with injuries. No Way Out is named perfectly for this match and feud, and you could tell the personal conflict in the match with both guys. A career was ended, kind of, in this match. The memory of Foley losing as his character, Cactus Jack, is something that all hardcore fans will remember. This was the best moment, match, and much more in the history of No Way Out.

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