Re: Serious Question: Why again did Taker throw Mankind off of Hell in the Cell?
Although he never came out and said it, in his book Foley basically said falling through the cage with the chair coming with him was much more dangerous for his life than when he was thrown off. That wasn't supposed to happen, and if the chair hit him it would have killed him.
Although he busted his teeth, ribs, and shoulder he actually fell about as good as possible from the top of the cage, which does have a great deal to do with the almost perfect way Undertaker threw him.
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