WWE Hell in a Cell 2017: Shocking assist leads to McMahon’s downfall in Falls Count Anywhere Hell in a Cell Match

They don’t get hype, but they probably should have. The Hype Bros’ recent miscommunication curse continued at WWE Hell in a Cell Kickoff, allowing Chad Gable & Shelton Benjamin to claim an enormous win over the embattled broskis.

– The Usos def. The New Day to become new SmackDown Tag Team Champions

 Hell in a Cell became The Uso Penitentiary, and Jimmy & Jey earned their fifth Tag Team Championship after powering past The New Day in a match that could only be described as barbaric.

– Randy Orton def. Rusev

No sneak attacks, no post-match challenges, no shenanigans of any kind. Just an RKO and a 1-2-3 to hand Randy Orton a decisive victory over Rusev in an anticipated rubber match at WWE Hell in a Cell.

– Baron Corbin def. AJ Styles and Tye Dillinger to become the new United States Champion

Technically, Baron Corbin didn’t take any shortcuts to become the new United States Champion. He pinned a Superstar, clean as a whistle, 1-2-3, to earn his first title in WWE. He just didn’t pin the United States Champion.

– Charlotte Flair def. SmackDown Women’s Champion Natalya via Disqualification

Charlotte Flair may have defeated Natalya at WWE Hell in a Cell, but a disqualification ruling ensures that The Queen of Harts lives to fight another day as SmackDown Women’s Champion. That’s a bitter pill for Charlotte to swallow, given that her entire campaign for the Blue Brand’s Women’s Title was something of a crusade in the name of her father, Ric Flair, whose recent brush with mortality motivated Charlotte to restore gold to the family name.

– WWE Champion Jinder Mahal def. Shinsuke Nakamura

Shinsuke Nakamura took Jinder Mahal to the limit at WWE Hell in a Cell’s WWE Title contest, but was it enough to dethrone The Modern Day Maharaja?

– Bobby Roode def. Dolph Ziggler

 Is it too much of a layup to say Bobby Roode’s WWE pay-per-view debut was positively glorious? Perhaps. But it was all the same, as the former NXT Champion knocked off a Dolph Ziggler that the WWE Universe may not have recognized initially.

– Kevin Owens def. Shane McMahon (Falls Count Anywhere Hell in a Cell Match)

When you’re going through Hell, it helps to have someone at your side, as Kevin Owens found out against Shane McMahon at WWE Hell in a Cell.When you’re going through Hell, it helps to have someone at your side, as Kevin Owens found out against Shane McMahon at WWE Hell in a Cell. wwe.com