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WWE has changed the calendar for 2018, Hell in a Cell no longer reaches the same month as Halloween. Instead, we will get a condensed version of Hell inside a large steel cage, with only 100% less infernal fury. Hey, if the WWE does not even pay the pyro anymore, then the Furies are back.
The payment at the annual WWE session will present the first match between Becky Lynch and Charlotte Flair, because Becky has very badly let her friend know that she was fed up that it literally fits in the middle of everything. It also includes continuing the Samoa Joe / AJ Styles quarrel about the WWE Championship, but is it also a question of Joe threatening to steal and / or kill (?) AJ's family. We will also see Braun Strowman and Roman Reigns face off for the World Championship, which is unfolding for many reasons, including the absence of Brock Lesnar.
Information about the event, and how to watch on TV and broadcast
When: Sunday 9/16, at 7 pm ET
Or: AT & T Center, San Antonio, Texas
Watch: WWE Network.
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And now, here are the five reasons why you should watch Hell in a Cell 2018.
Becky Lynch will break Charlotte Flair's arm
Geno Mrosko of Cageside Seats has already figured out why this quarrel worked so well: WWE managed to black out a false shade of gray, Charlotte seeming to be right because Becky Lynch attacked her (and continued to lash out). attack)), but Becky is also totally justified in these attacks because Charlotte is the worst. If the WWE wants to codify the positions of these two, there is a real double-turn potential in Sunday's game, with Becky as a fair and just defending Steve Cold's style of Stone Cold, and Charlotte The flair can be the worst and revel instead of hiding its true path.
Everyone wants to encourage Becky who, again, is right. How can you be mad at this woman?
As for the quality that we can expect on Sunday: you might be tired of seeing Charlotte thrust to the moon and beyond all the hours of the day, but she is wonderful in the ring. Becky is even better. These two opponents, rivaling each other instead of working together as friends, are the reward of the years when the two remained united, and I'm great for that. I'm also a great Becky Lynch team, but you knew it.
RAW Team Championship Match: Dolph Ziggler and Drew McIntyre (c) vs. Seth Rollins and Dean Ambrose
Remember last month at SummerSlam, when Seth Rollins won the Dolph Ziggler Intercontinental Championship because Dean Ambrose was there to protect him from interference and muscular Drew McIntyre? Well, the fast forward to Hell in a Cell and the Dolph / Drew duo are now RAW team champions lined up with Braun Strowman, while Seth and Dean, former team champions and current Shield brothers, are there to challenge and help defend the honor and body of Roman Reigns, who faces Strowman later in the evening.
So, we have one of the best squabbles WWE has had in the summer, playing in a squabble, with roots in both the previous fight for the IC title and in the current quarrel of the third brother Shield, Reigns, who includes Braun Strowman, who directs. More of the series being interconnected like this one, please, especially when all the connections are dope to start.
Yes, yes, I know that Dolph Ziggler is also involved, but his quarrel Rollins earned him a brief respite from making fun of him whenever I could.
WWE Match: AJ Styles (c) against Samoa Joe
The first match between Styles and Joe for the WWE Championship took place at SummerSlam, and it was the kind of game we had been waiting for Styles since his rivalry with John Cena ended. [counts] Jesus, WWE, what are you doing with Styles since the Royal Rumble 2017? They fought in unison, especially after Joe decided to scream at Mrs. Styles in the middle of the match.
The quarrel itself, on weekly television, has had ups and downs for sure, but we're back in the party where they are trying to destroy themselves in a ring, and so far, that's wonderful to watch. It will not be the last quarrel between the two – thank you, WWE Super Show-Down in Australia for booking games that will follow Hell in a Cell matches, ensuring that we have an idea of the bickering that is still moving to let us ask questions, growl by grunting – but even knowing that, if this sounds like their first meeting, we will agree with the existence of a follow-up.
RAW Women's Championship Match: Ronda Rousey (c) against Alexa Bliss
I had my complaints about the operation of the first match vs. Rousey. Bliss. I will just quote it here:
… the short version is basically that [Ronda’s] attempts to shout the crowd to support her were both embarrassing and detrimental to the game.
That being said, Alexa Bliss needed a serious kick to get there. She's successful because she's often the smarter wrestler on the ring, and it helps to make up for her size – there's a reason why Bliss has as many races as she does, and that's thanks to her head . Against Ronda, however, being smart should only lead you to this day: it's a force of nature. And when Ronda was just left to be that force of nature, this crackdown reigned and sent a message to all the rest of the locker room. When Ronda started shouting and over-activating, it took you a long time.
In the end, it's really a small thing. I do not want you to think that I'm leaving the Ronda train because of some weird interactions with the fans. It's something that I hope Ronda and WWE will learn, however, that all the silent killer in the ring works best with silence.
There were strong moments in the match, but they were too often distracted. And GROSS spent last month to point out that Ronda is unstoppable and unbeatable, which does not really inspire confidence in what this rematch will be or will do. However, it is Bliss, who as mentioned, succeeds thanks to his brain. She might have a plan in place to win the title or, at least, find a way to cause damage to Ronda, so we're not just watching a championship squash match with Rousey hurting her. easy.
Combine Bliss's brains with Rousey, who has done quite well overall since her arrival, and despite the fact that this has not been the case, I'm still very interested in what's going on. It's an honor for both of them, and this general story of the rise of Ronda that the WWE has been trying to tell.
Jeff Hardy is going to do something ridiculous and stupid during his Hell in a Cell match, is not it?
Everyone, please, recite prayers for Jeff Hardy and his body, as they are likely to beat Sunday by doing something dangerous, memorable and incredible but also painful.
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