WWE News: Update on Hell In A Cell 2017 Championship Changes 1

All the championships available from the Smackdown brand were on the line at the bygone Hell in a Cell PPV. The first one was defended inside the unforgiving steel structure for the first-time ever and witnessed a shocking outcome.

We thought that the reigning champs would retain to close the rivalry against The Usos once and for all. But, the latter duo turned out to be the winner and now have become a five-time tag team champions in the WWE.

The match was a brutal one with some mark-out moments which was a perfect way to open a PPV. In the end, the absence of veteran Kofi could felt, as Big E was put down via a top rope splash. The move was repeated on Woods with a steel chair on him that earned The Usos a pinfall win.

In the second title match of the night, the inclusion of Baron Corbin turned out to be the deciding factor for the champion, AJ Styles. He had his opponent down with a springboard forearm off the top rope.

But, Baron Corbin came from behind to shove the champion off the ring and got the pinfall on Dillinger. It is the first championship that the Lone Wolf has picked up in his WWE career. However, he never pinned the champion to earn it.

The Smackdown Women’s championship match between Natalya and Charlotte Flair was next, as these two recreated their long-term feud. The heel champion established her legacy more in this match by working on the injured knee of Charlotte.

She brought in a chair during the match and started hitting Flair with it. It led to a disqualification. Although the match fell short of expectations, it was a good way to put over the heel efforts from the Queen of Harts who retained by DQ.

The WWE Championship was the last one to be defended, and yet again Jinder pulled off a shocker by pinning the Artist, clean. The Singh brothers got ejected from ringside for interfering.

Later, The Kinshasa was delivered by Nakamura, but Jinder put his feet on the rope to avoid the pinfall. He also tried to escape through the crowd, but Nakamura brought him to the ring, again. It did not do any favour since the champion connected with his pendant move, Khallas on his opponent to retain the championship. Overall, two titles changed hands whereas two got retained at the Hell in a Cell PPV.

Arindam Pal

A WWE writer passionate about the sports.

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