From all kinds of cage chaos to cinematic horrors, it is time to look at some quite bizarre

and sometimes rather brilliant WWE matches that do not get spoken about that much anymore.

I'm Gareth, you're watching What Culture Wrestling and here are 25 unique W. matches nobody talks about. Number 25, the

Lions Den match. Borrowing from UFC surging popularity in the late 1990s, the Lions Den match was

W.W.E. Spin that, like several on this list, required specific types of wrestlers to be involved in order to get

and keep it over. Set in a circular cage that left the wrestlers looking like trapped animals at

the bottom of a fight pit. The contest gave the likes of Ken Shamrock, Dan Seven and Steve Blackman

a showcase suited to their extra skill sets.

And by extra skill sets, I mean their abilities are kick-ass for real.

Matches such as the SummerSlam 1998, Shamrock Owen Hart, Maiden Voyage for the Gimmick,

added legitimacy with their MMA-inspired presentation.

Unfortunately, the stipulations niche appeal and WWE's eventual abandonment of

these matches as the Attitude Era concluded, in short, the Lions Den remained a product of its time.

Since then, the underground battles in NXT have tried and failed to ape the grit.

Edge is not happy. But speaking of MMA in the world of wrestling,

I want to know right now who is your favourite ever

MMA style performer in wrestling?

Is it Ronda Rousey, a Ken Shamrock?

You let me know in the comments right down below.

Number 24, the Kennel from Hell match.

1999's Kennel from Hell match is more infamous than iconic,

despite the audacious scope of the concept.

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