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Doctor Reacts to Undertaker vs Mankind (Hell in a Cell) – The Most Shocking WWE Match

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Dr. Todd, an internal medicine physician, and Wife Allycia react to one of the most infamous matches in WWE history: The Undertaker vs. Mankind (Mick Foley) in Hell in a Cell. Recommended by one of Dr. Todd's patients, this legendary match features moments that left the wrestling world stunned and continues to be talked about decades later.

From being thrown off the top of the cage to crashing through the roof and somehow continuing the match, Mick Foley's performance remains one of the most remarkable displays of toughness in sports entertainment history. They also react to the infamous tooth-through-the-lip injury, the thumbtack spot, and the lasting legacy of this unforgettable match.

⚠️ This reaction contains discussion of significant injuries and wrestling violence.

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Topics Discussed:
• The Undertaker vs. Mankind
• WWE Hell in a Cell history
• Scripted vs. "fake" wrestling
• Falls from extreme heights
• Internal bleeding and organ injuries
• Head trauma and concussion concerns
• Shoulder injuries
• Adrenaline and pain tolerance
• Mick Foley's injuries
• Why this match became legendary

⏰ Timestamps:
00:00 Intro To Hell In A Cell
03:29 Reaction To Hell In A Cell
14:55 Outro To Hell In A Cell
15:07 Medical Takeaways
15:53 Adrenaline Explained

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20 Comments

@oncall-medicine Creator 3 months ago Pinned

From the vault! We recorded this nearly 6 months ago and finally getting it out! Thanks for checking this out with us!

@24magiccarrot 3 months ago

Mick Foley is made out of Nokia 3310.

@tomgeorge7281 3 months ago

Mick said in one of his books: You can fake everything except gravity.

@mainearchy2936 3 months ago

Mick Foley didn't do it for the money, he did it for the love of the game.

@Adam-lw9xp 3 months ago

Fun fact: 75% of the work is in the legs when climbing. Think on that when Undertaker climbed the cell on a broken foot.

@WillFlyTheLightingGuy 3 months ago (edited)

I toured with WWE back in 2006, and I was surprised to find out that Mick Foley is the sweetest, most articulate and soft spoken person…and highly intelligent. We’d sometimes sit at the hotel bar and have a few beers and talk about pretty much anything and everything but wrestling.

I think he put his body through hell for very romantic reasons…poetic reasons. It’s the mindset of a warrior, and the idea that pain is temporary but glory is forever. He loves literature, and especially big epic, heroic stories…and I think this was his way of putting himself in the shoes of those literary heroes who go through absolute hell because they have to.

@theovaltinedream 3 months ago

What often gets forgotten about when talking about this match is that it wasn't the Main Event, in fact Mankind came out later in the night to interfere in the Main Event match between (I think?) Stone Cold and Kane. Mick Foley is an absolute specimen, not to mention just a total sweetheart and a great author! He truly exists in rarified air in whatever it means to be a Legend.

@dl01619 3 months ago

To be clear, throwing Foley off the cell was planned, but he took more damage than intended. However, him going through the cell wasn't planned at all, so the ring wasn't set up to properly cushion the fall.

@Lost_n_Found_1 3 months ago

Jerry "The King" LAWYER lmao I can't

@CryptidGaming 3 months ago

Mankind (Mick Foley) suffered a concussion, a dislocated jaw, a dislocated shoulder, bruised ribs, internal bleeding, a bruised kidney, and lost one-and-a-half teeth

@Mr_S8an 3 months ago

there are very few wrestlers who could take the amount of punishment that Mick Foley could. the man is a legend for a reason, the dude lived to entertain.

@kennethevans4056 3 months ago

Coincidentally she’s actually wearing the undertakers colors

@joeldykman7591 3 months ago

12:40 theres a general rule regarding tacks in wrestling: Whomever deploys the tacks into the ring is the one who goes through them first. Mick chose this

@Allerka 3 months ago

I met Mankind (Mick Foley) about two months ago at a comic convention. For a guy who has been through years, if not decades, of punishment, he's still getting around pretty well.

@Darth_Lunas 3 months ago

Retired worker (wrestler) here. If you have any questions about our lives and injuries don't be afraid to ask.

@cypher515 3 months ago

The crazy facts about this match: Mick planned to get thrown off the cage. He never practiced landing with or without a crash pad. He was just absolutely certain he'd be able to take a flat back bump off of that motion. Only he, Taker, Vince and maybe the ref knew about the first bump. None of the announcers knew, certainly not the Spanish announcers who jumped out of the way just barely in time. No one at all knew about the chokeslam through the roof because it wasn't planned per se; it was supposed to sag enough for Taker to appear to kick him through to the mat but Mick was supposed to drop down in a more controlled way. And Mick showed up for work the next day though I'm fairly certain he didn't appear on camera, because the point of wrestling is to make things look MORE devastating than they are, and it's almost unbelievable that he REALLY was able to get to the show the next night. It's also one of the few times he ever took more than one pain pill for a single injury.

@Maeshalanadae 3 months ago (edited)

Yeah, the second drop through the mesh into the ring itself was not actually intended to happen. The cage was meant to bend and sag, but hold through. Instead, that fall almost killed Foley. Had he landed just a couple degrees off how he had, especially upwards, we wouldn’t have had him here today to talk about it.

Thing is, too, Foley is actually considered one of the coolest, nicest guys outside the ring. Dedicated family man and just a chill dude.

@jackhughes7637 3 months ago

"Jerry the king lawyer" 😂

@ryane5483 3 months ago

One part that also pointed how absolutely out of it was in their official sit down interview on the 20th anniversary. Not only did he forget that he had been on a stretcher earlier, when they got to the locker room Mick apologized to Taker....for forgetting to do the thumbtack spot. He was covered in tacks and apologizing for not remembering to use the tacks.