Hell in a Cell Rate Hell in a Cell 2014

[t4terrific]

So, Bray interferes in Ambrose' quest to destroy Rollins, and he's now supposed to abandon that to get revenge on Wyatt.

I think it's just a way to squash the two guys that the fans like, and move the top of the card back into HHH's desired direction.

 

[bruser1041]

Why butthurt so much? lol

I'm pretty sure you'll take those words back once you see the Ambrose/Wyatt feud. They couldn't have found a better guy to feud with Wyatt right now. The fans are high on The Lunatic Fringe, and Bray Wyatt after being gone for a while attacks our guy, it draws heat to him. I'll say this again, these guys will bring something different to the table. Just watch it happen, dude.
Plus, it was too early to end the Rollins/Ambrose feud. It needs to end with SOMETHING on the line, imo. They'll just pick up on the Ambrose/Rollins feud once Ambrose is done feuding with Wyatt. So, all's good.

I like your response and will keep watching. Fingers crossed

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[Just Kevin]

Having Wyatt attack post match would be the bad decision.

They are ending Rollins vs Ambrose but keeping it open for a revisit down the road, most likely with Rollins holding a certain title.

No one seems to understand what I mean.. I understand why they did it, I just believe that the timing was bad. Wyatt should have attacked Ambrose on RAW not at the PPV.. there should have been a clean winner in that match.. not to end the Rollins/Ambrose feud permanently, but to end this stage of it. It will now make zero sense when Ambrose doesn't go after Rollins anymore but goes after Wyatt instead.. unless they are going to do a Wyatt is now part of the Authority crappy story line and Ambrose will feud with both of them. I really hope that that is not the road they are going down. We will see tonight. I love the idea of Wyatt/Ambrose feuding, I hate they way they did it. The promos are going to be some of the best we've seen in a long time.. but the way they started it doesn't feel right to me. That's all I'm saying.

 

[Danielson]

Bray Wyayy returned???? Whaaat!!!! I thought the 15 mins dedicated to.his vignettes were for fun

 

[Stopspot]

It will now make zero sense when Ambrose doesn't go after Rollins anymore but goes after Wyatt instead.. .

Except it makes perfect sense.

Ambrose character is an emotional being driven by his animalistic urges. He's spent 5 months chasing Rollins and just when he is about to go in for the kill this other big predator shows up and attacks him. So logically he is going to fight back. When one big dog attacks another big dog the attacked one is going to bite back. And Wyatt is a manipulator, he'll draw all of Ambrose's attention.

A clean ending wouldn't allow the Rollins vs Ambrose feud to be picked up in the same way, since the mystique is gone. Ambrose would have most likely pinned Rollins, so restarting it would take some forcing. This is the better ending since Ambrose never pinned Rollins, not once in 5 months of hunting him. Rollins is still Ambrose's white whale, that beast he never could quite catch. So all that is needed to restart it now is for Ambrose to go "you didn't think I forgot about you?"

 

[Majour]

Got through the entire PPV in 65 minutes.
I would have liked more from the Cesaro/Ziggler match, it seemed kind of underwhelming- but then again, it was one of the very matches I had any interested in.
Skipped the Tag match, Cena Vs Orton, The Bellas and Sheamus Vs The Miz.
As for the main event- really liked the stuff on top of the cage and the match was really good. Wyatt was a bit of a 'WTF' moment- doesn't make a huge amount of sense to me right now, but it means we'll get a good feud with killer promos. And besides, it's better than the constant Kane/Orton interference.

 

[The GOAT]

I haven't watched the PPV yet but nothing sounds worth watching except for Ambrose and Rollins inside the cell. Ziggler and Cesaro did sound promising, but a 2/3 Falls match that lasts for only 12 minutes? Fuck that.

I have no issue with Bray Wyatt costing Dean Ambrose the match. It's a convenient way to put off Ambrose finally getting his revenge on Rollins till later and it also is sure to give us a Wrestlemania-caliber feud between he and Bray. Now Dean can spend the next couple of months feuding with Wyatt (which will probably include The Ascension debuting and costing him the match against Bray at Survivor Series) before rekindling his rivalry with Rollins sometime probably early next year. Then they can deliver the big payoff for Ambrose vs Rollins on the grand stage of Wrestlemania. Can't always say WWE fails at doing long-term planning.

 

[Leo C]

It was alright. No idea why Cena won; and the main event was great. Loved the ending, too.

 

[Bort]

Only seen two matches:

Ziggler/Cesaro was great and I don't remember enjoying a Ziggler match this way since the SmackDown series with Kane. Not that I watched many Ziggler matches in the meantime, but still. I love when 2/3 Falls end 2-0 for someone. ****

Ambrose/Rollins was terrible and honest to god - one of the worst matches I've ever seen. Fighting on the top was kind of cool, but that double table bump was LOLOLOLOLworthy and the match jumped the shark right there. Then we got the cheesy (in a very bad way) D-level movie acting which WWE tries to sell as "storytelling" (see WM28 HIAC), then that finish happened. But even before the finish, the match was one big NOTHING. Boring, dull, empty. The commentators clearly knew it sucked, the crowd too. Well, minus your usual overexcited suspects with DEM CHANTS. What a DUD.

I heard Cena/Orton went over 25 minutes. Dear god...

 

[Prince Bálor]

I like your response and will keep watching. Fingers crossed

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Cool.

 

[Red Rain]

I haven't watched the PPV yet but nothing sounds worth watching except for Ambrose and Rollins inside the cell. Ziggler and Cesaro did sound promising, but a 2/3 Falls match that lasts for only 12 minutes? Fuck that.

I have no issue with Bray Wyatt costing Dean Ambrose the match. It's a convenient way to put off Ambrose finally getting his revenge on Rollins till later and it also is sure to give us a Wrestlemania-caliber feud between he and Bray. Now Dean can spend the next couple of months feuding with Wyatt (which will probably include The Ascension debuting and costing him the match against Bray at Survivor Series) before rekindling his rivalry with Rollins sometime probably early next year. Then they can deliver the big payoff for Ambrose vs Rollins on the grand stage of Wrestlemania. Can't always say WWE fails at doing long-term planning.

I figured Ambrose/Rollins would be saved for Wrestlemania somehow, though I didn't call it happening this way.
I am pro-argument for the way WWE handled this.
All three men benefit from this. Ambrose was pinned, but his 'humanity' is appealing in ways Roman Reigns is not.
The fantastic part is that all three of these men are upper mid card talent. WWE can take their time ironing the uneven edges before featuring each star in the main event.

It creates a dynamic where the fans clamor the upper midcard talent, while not forgetting the main event talent. The transition between the two ought to be smooth.

 

[Prince Bálor]

Bray Wyayy returned???? Whaaat!!!! I thought the 15 mins dedicated to.his vignettes were for fun

Yup. Can't help but say this again. Told y'all Bray would be back to screw Ambrose out of the victory. I'm perfectly fine with it, though. Ambrose/Wyatt sounds like a promising feud.

 

[Prince Bálor]

It was alright. No idea why Cena won; and the main event was great. Loved the ending, too.

Cena won only to get maimed by Lesnar at Survivor Series. Fine by me.

 

[Leo C]

Cena won only to get maimed by Lesnar at Survivor Series. Fine by me.

Well, we've seen that movie. :dawg:

 

[Prince Bálor]

Well, we've seen that movie. :dawg:

Wouldn't hurt seeing it one more time, though. :happy: