It's an ominous sight from a distance.

Cold Steel, welded together to house the most dangerous match in wrestling history.

This is a brutal environment where once you enter, you never come out the same.

One man from each team starts the war.

The battle begins with a grueling five minute period.

Then the all-important point toss determines which team has the first

advantage. Each team alternates men in two-minute intervals until all the

combatants fill the cage. Now let the war games begin. 1991. How dangerous is this

environment. Ryan Pillman was hospitalized after his body was bounced off of the cage and driven into the

mat from the impact of two devastating power bombs.

1992 was a nasty scene.

Larry Zabisko swung a loose turnbuckle to injure Bobby Eaton, a member of his own team.

Sting capitalized on this unfortunate miscue, Eaton would soon surrender to his dislocated shoulder.

In 1994, Arne Anderson was the focal point.

Dusty Rhodes returned to a venge his family name.

Colonel Parker had to enter the cage and was quickly introduced to the pain and

agony of war.

1995, Hulk Hogan formed the Hulkamaniacs.

The dungeon of doom would be no contest

for this caliber of artillery.

Hogan used guerrilla warfare to gain the victory.

This match would forever change wrestling history

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