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Mick Foley Admits He’d Work A Hell In A Cell Rematch In Saudi Arabia For The Right Price

Mick Foley Admits He’d Work A Hell In A Cell Rematch In Saudi Arabia For The Right Price

Posted: May 3rd 2019 By: Jon Fuentes

WWE Hall Of Famer Mick Foley recently spoke with “The Pro Wrestling Show” to talk about several professional wrestling topics. During the interview, Foley was asked about WWE’s recent ventures with the Kingdom Of Saudi Arabia. Foley said that he was speaking to a friend of his, about the way things are done in the country.

But he had to admit, even he himself has a price that would motivate him to make the long journey to the middle east. He’d even be willing to work a rematch of his infamous Hell In A Cell match with The Undertaker from the 1998 King Of The Ring pay-per-view (PPV). Foley was tossed off the top of the cage and onto the announce table below, in what is probably the most famous highlight reel in professional wrestling history.

Here’s what he had to say:

I said to a friend of mine – take exception to the state of things over there. He goes, ‘How would you do it?’ I said ‘I’m lucky I don’t have to make that choice.’ I have to be honest, I can be had for a certain price. If they wanted a rematch of the cell badly enough, and are willing to pay for, by God, they’ll probably get it. Working slower than I did 21 years ago, but I’d be out there.

 

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