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Click the link here to vote in the poll and help decide the next edition of the Worst in the World. All the way back in 2016, and for just the 11th entry in the Worst in the World, I covered the infamous Blindfold Steel Cage Match between James Storm and Chris Harris at TNA's Lockdown 2007. In that post, I teased that there was yet another insane cage match variant TNA busted out at Lockdown. And now, almost eight years later, it is finally time to look at that other crazy gimmick. It's finally time to talk about the infamous Electrified Steel Cage match between Team 3D (The Dudley Boyz) and the Latin American XChange for the NWA World Tag Team Championships. Homicide & Hernadez, with Konnan as their manager, formed in LAX the previous year, citing discrimination against Latino wrestlers. LAX have been on the run of their careers for the past year, winning the NWA World Tag Team titles twice and coming out on top in feuds with AJ Styles & Christopher Daniels and America...

Click the link here to vote in the poll and help decide the next edition of the Worst in the World. It's only fitting that a legend like The Undertaker would have not just one, but multiple signature matches in the WWE. Easily the most iconic of the bunch is the Hell in a Cell, a match that became so legendary that it expanded beyond Taker himself, and has become a fixture of the company. Right behind it is the Buried Alive match, a stipulation that might not produce the must-see in-ring work, it creates a must-see, over-the-top spectacle. And then there's the Casket match, which is...also there. Out of the three, the Casket match, even as the oldest of the bunch is definitely the lesser of Taker's signature matches. It doesn't have the same history of match quality that the Hell in a Cell does, and while it's pretty similar to the Buried Alive match, it doesn't match the presentation the Buried Alive match brings. It also doesn't help that throughout histor...