Editing Hell in a Cell (section)

===Kennel from Hell match/Other appearances and variations===
The structure itself has made four additional appearances, although WWE does not consider them to be Hell in a Cell matches. During the first-ever First Blood match which was between [[Kane (wrestler)|Kane]] and [[Stone Cold Steve Austin]] at [[King of the Ring (1998)|King of the Ring]] in June 1998, the cell used earlier in the night was lowered. The second featured [[Big Boss Man (wrestler)|Big Boss Man]] challenging [[Al Snow]] for the [[WWE Hardcore Championship|WWF Hardcore Championship]] in a [[Animals in professional wrestling|Kennel from Hell match]] at [[Unforgiven (1999)|Unforgiven]] in September 1999. The match consisted of a standard [[Professional wrestling match types#Steel Cage match|steel cage]] with the cell placed atop it and the object was to escape from both the cage and cell while trying to avoid guard dogs that were placed between the ring and cell door. Snow, the first competitor to escape the steel cage and the cell, was declared the winner. The third time was on September 28, 2009, episode of ''[[WWE Raw|Raw]]'' during a gauntlet match with [[John Cena]] against [[Chris Jericho]], [[Big Show]] and [[Randy Orton]]. The cell was lowered after Cena defeated Jericho and Big Show by disqualification when Orton's turn came. Cena ordered the cell to be lowered and then brawled Orton on top of the structure. The match was declared a no-contest. The fourth time was on October 20, 2014, episode of ''Raw'' when the Hell in a Cell structure was lowered on orders from [[Kane (wrestler)|Kane]] during a handicap street fight involving Kane, Orton, and [[Seth Rollins]] against Cena and [[Dean Ambrose]] which Kane, Orton, and Rollins won. At [[Hell in a Cell (2017)|Hell in a Cell]] in October 2017, [[Shane McMahon]] and [[Kevin Owens]] competed in a Hell in a Cell match billed as the first under [[Professional wrestling match types#Falls Count Anywhere match|Falls Count Anywhere]] rules (despite the Hell in a Cell previously having this stipulation in its rules by default). In October 2020, [[Roman Reigns]] and [[Jey Uso]] competed in the first-ever Hell in a Cell match contested under an [["I quit" match|"I quit"]] stupulation.