WWE superstars went to hell and
back during a monumental night at WWE Hell in a Cell.
Hello everyone I am Mackenzie Mitchell for
WWE now with all the results from a spectacular night and Chicago.
The mind games of Seth freaking Rollins continued in this bitter rivalry as he
entered Hell in a Cell wearing an outfit inspired by Dusty Rhodes.
Despite being nowhere near 100% Cody Rhodes opted to fight through the pain of
a torn pictorial tendon,
revealing the extent of his injuries to the delight of Seth Rollins.
To divisionary Rhode's bruises were like a bullseye as Rollins sadistically targeted
the injury in a vicious showdown.
Rhodes valiantly and dirt his injuries and the assorted weapons littered throughout
the demonic structure as the two superstars brutalized one another.
After trading knockout blows, Rhodes caught Rollins with a pair
of crossroads and delivered a huge strike with a sledgehammer to pick up the win.
Spurred on by his hometown crowd, a fresh Mustafa Ali looked to prove he could beat
Theory in a fair one-on-one fight.
Ali showed out for the Chicago faithful with his fast paced and
unique style of offense but Mr.
McMahon star people use everything he learned to continually frustrate Ali.
The United States Champion targeted Ali's leg rolling out of the way of a 360
splash to cut down Ali with a chop block and in a town down to secure the 123 and
retain his title.
No one was still smiling when Madcap Moss squared off with his former employer
Happy Corbin in a brutal No Holds Barred Match.
With employee Moss now buried Madcap was quick to get retribution on his former
employer from sending into the hospital as both superstars took advantage
of a No Holds Barred stipulation.
At the WWE Universe pleaded for tables to former friends battered one
another with steel chairs before Moss toss Corbin into the ring steps.
More than gave Corbin a taste of his own medicine by wrapping a chair around
his neck and
slamming the steel steps down on the top of it before covering Corbin for the pin.
Higher top is mountain of omnipotent, Edge and
his saints of fate look to pass sentences on AJ Styles, then Valor and Liv Morgan.
The animosity between all six superstars were apparent from the start as chaos
broke out before the opening bell rang, leaving Rhea Ripley to fend for
herself against a furious Morgan and company.
After a heated back and forth battle,
it looked as if the combined might of Styles, Balor and
Morgan would prove to be too much for the Judgement Day as Balor climbed the top for
a [INAUDIBLE] But Rhea Ripley stepped in to prevent Bella from taking flight.
Edge took advantage of the distraction and speared Balor to earn the victory.
Furious about his failed attempts to prove Ezekiel is actually Alias,
Kevin Owens decided to take his frustrations out in the ring.
Owens looked to beat the truth out of Ezekiel but
it only fired up Elias's younger brother as the newcomers showed he can hang with
the best despite it being his first premium live event.
As Ezekiel looked to keep his foot on the gas by going high risk,
Owens caught him with a super kick on the top rope to set Ezekiel up for
a stunner as K.O yelled you are alias to score the pinfall.
The odds were stacked against the Almighty as he faced off against Nigerian giant
Omos and his former manager MVP unafraid of Bobby Lashley went right after Omar.
But the numbers game quickly caught up with him as MVP made his presence fell at
ringside.
Lashley continued to fight through the adversity, somehow surviving the 2-on-1
assault and a devastating shoulder tackle through the barricade by Omos.
After a surprise appearance by Cedric Alexander,
Lashley took advantage of the confusion to chop Omos in half with a spear before
clenching in the Hurt Lock on MVP to form a tap-out.
Becky Lynch's inspirational rise back to the top of WWE took a sharp turn when
Oscar made a shocking return to raw and defeated big time Baxter and
a title opportunity at Hell in a Cell.
After weaseling their way into the championship match,
Lynch battled both her fury toward Alaska and her drive to reclaim the raw
Women's Championship from Bianca Belair in a thrilling triple threat match.
Lynch picked her spots carefully throughout a chaotic match, but
she was not ready for Asuka as the empress of tomorrow laid ways to both competitors.
Just when it looked like Lynch had the match won with the manhandle slam,
the EST of WWE took a page out of the man's book and
tossed her out of the ring to cover Asuka and retain her title.
Was scored settled and champions retaining?
Find out what's next for Belair, Theory, Rhodes, and the rest of the WWE locker
room this Monday on Radke, seven central on the USA Network.