WWE News: Hell in a Cell Is the Perfect Match for Undertaker & Triple H

WrestleMania 28 is shaping up to be one of the more star studded cards in the history of the event. We already know about several of the matches to be featured.

CM Punk vs. Chris Jericho, Daniel Bryan vs. Sheamus and Cody Rhodes vs. Big Show are the title matches we already know about and John Cena vs. The Rock is the big attraction match.

The one other match we know about is Triple H vs. The Undertaker inside Hell in a Cell. Up until this stipulation was added, I was against the idea of this match happening for a third time, but now I am changing my tune.

Once I heard that the Cell would be the arena where these two would wage war, I was immediately behind the idea for one simple reason: These guys define Hell in a Cell.

No one has been in more Cell matches than Triple H and Undertaker, and it is fitting that what will likely be their last match against each other happen in the match they made famous.

Undertaker and Triple H really are part of a dying breed of veterans in WWE who have been with the company for a long time.

Besides William Regal and Chris Jericho, there are really no notable names from the 90s still in WWE, and that is something fans like myself will have to deal with over the next couple of years.

The stars I grew up watching have all begun falling off the wrestling radar and it is sad to realize fans can't watch their childhood heroes anymore.

Whether or not this is the last match Undertaker will have is not important. What is important is that these two will have one of the best Cell matches ever; they don't want to be outshined by Rocky and Cena.

Triple H is settling into his corporate role more and more these days, and with Taker not having that much time left in the ring, I think that making this a Cell match was the best thing WWE could have done.

By doing this, they are also making WrestleMania more exciting. The Cell match has been reserved for the PPV of the same name for the last couple of years so this is breaking a pattern for WWE.

I am really starting to look forward to Mania and the more matches they add, the better the card seems to get.

What do you think of Triple H and Undertaker fighting it out inside a Cell?