The WWE has come up with some wild match types over the years. Some are dangerous, others are straight-up ludicrous. The inferno match, which debuted in 1998, falls somewhere in between.

The first-ever Inferno Match at WWE Unforgiven 1998 is still the best one for obvious reasons. The viewers were understandably in shock and awe while witnessing something as unprecedented as this.

The last WWE First Blood Match happened a month before the incident, at One Night Stand 2008. ... Inferno matches are far and rare due to health concerns.

The most forgettable inferno match in WWE history was the one between Triple H and Kane on a 1999 episode of “SmackDown.” The match lasted only for three minutes and served as a building block ...

WWE fans are no strangers to dangerous matches. The Elimination Chamber, Hell in a Cell and TLC are all billed as some of the most dangerous matches in all of professional wrestling ...

The Inferno match type was last featured in WWE 2K14, with its comeback being well overdue. Maybe WWE 2K25 is the perfect time for its reintroduction. First Blood Match ...

The Casket Match has been a staple of WWE for over two decades. The concept was first introduced to the company back in 1992 and since then, there have been 20 of them televised. Originally used ...

The Inferno Match hasn’t been featured on WWE shows since 2013 due to its violent nature and because a large chunk of the WWE audience consists of children.

In a new interview with TV Insider, Kane (real Glenn Jacobs) listed off his two favorite matches with “The Phenom” — their first encounter at WrestleMania 14 and their Inferno Match at ...

2020 WWE TLC results, recap, grades: Bizarre Firefly Inferno match closes final PPV event of 2020 Randy Orton and 'The Fiend' Bray Wyatt delivered a wild main event inside the ThunderDome on ...

Inferno Match WWE.com The Inferno Match epitomised the Attitude Era’s obsession with shock, awe and the never-ending programmes featuring Kane and/or The Undertaker.