6 Man Hell in a Cell or The Elimination Chamber?

Hey guys, here's a very interesting question for all of you:

Now, the WWE wanted to do their version of Wargames.

When they introduced Hell in a Cell, it became the most dangerous structure in the WWE.

But then, the WWE wanted to spice things up and so, at Armageddon 2000 they came up with the 1st ever

6 Man Hell in a Cell

It consisted of Stone Cold Steve Austin, The Rock, Triple H, The Undertaker, Kurt Angle and the man who has NEVER held a World Heavyweight Title Rikishi.

It was a wild match up, but at the end, it was Kurt Angle who won the match and retained the WWE Heavyweight Championship.

But in 2002, the WWE wanted to come up with something omnious, dangerous and even controversial:

The Elimination Chamber

Eric Bischoff, by order of the WWE introduced the world to the Elimination Chamber

It was a combination of the 6 Man Hell in Cell, the Royal Rumble and of course, Wargames.

The Rules were simple:

The Elimination Chamber Rules were simple:

4 wrestlers will be confirmed in the internal chambers

2 wrestlers will start the match

Every 5 minutes another wrestler will enter the ring until everyone of them are involved

A wrestler is eliminated via pinfall or submission

The last remaining wrestler in the ring will be the winner

But there were some memorable moments:

Undertaker chokeslamming Rikishi off the top of the cell and RVD using the 5 Star Frogsplash of the top of the internal chamber and he also did a Spider-Man/Matrix Move

and also, the late Chris Benoit doing a Diving Headbutt off the top of the internal chamber

and so, I ask you all this:

Which do you like better?

6 Man Hell in a Cell or the Elimination Chamber?

Please take your pick.

Well there was only one 6 man hell in a cell, and several chambers, so it's not that fair of a contest. Also, there was that stupid spot in the Cell where Rikishi just falls onto the back of a truck. But a lot of the Chambers have been mediocre, so it's really a preference of the match itself, I prefer the Chamber concept to I say that.

I loved the concept of the Extreme Elimination Chamber match...however, the pulloff of the match was lame.

I liked Heyman's way of doing it better.

Retail Dragon wrote:

I liked Heyman's way of doing it better.

Are you talking about having Big Show be first eliminated?

I hope not. Way to have any suspense killed there...

I like both concepts but to me, nothing is better than the War Games Match. I know, Vince, it's an NWA/WCW concept but now that you have the Legacy angle going on, this would be the PERFECT concept to put the stable over in the next couple of months.