5. Vic Grimes
Some of you Attitude Era fans out there might remember Vic Grimes from his short WWF stint in 1999, where he portrayed a drug dealer called Key, who associated himself with Droz & Prince Albert.
After he injured New Jack heavily at the ECW Living Dangerously 2000 PPV, New Jack got his revenge on him 2 years later at XPW Freefall by throwing Vic Grimes of the Scaffold and – as he admitted later on in a Shoot Interview – tried to kill him and get away with it.
Vic Grimes survived the bump, and it’s safe to say that he could’ve also taken a somewhat similar bump during a Hell in a Cell match, with WWF planning it professionally (as opposed to ECW or XPW).
4. Brian Lee
Most WWF Wrestling Fans out there will remember “Bulldozer” Brian Lee from either his short stint as the Fake Undertaker in 1994 or his role of D.O.A. member Chainz in 1997/98.
During a Scaffold match at ECW High Incident 1996, Tommy Dreamer managed to win the match by throwing Brian Lee off the scaffold through quite a few tables, who stood there to buffer his fall and protect him from getting seriously injured.
There’s no reason why he couldn’t have performed a similar bump during a Hell in a Cell match during his prime …
