10 Worst WWE PPV Endings Ever
WWE have ended some PPVs on an absolutely awful note
6. Hell In A Cell 2018
The Hell in a Cell match was originally devised as the ultimate place for WWE stars to settle their grudges.
With no rules and no escaping the cage (until someone invariably broke out of it), the match would only end when one man had beaten the other by pinfall or submission.
At some point in time, the Cell match concept became diluted and lost its way, something that was readily apparent when WWE introduced the namesake pay-per-view to its crammed calendar.
It was bad enough having two, sometimes three Cell matches on one show, but WWE did themselves (and fans) no favours with some of the finishes they booked for them.
Like in 2018, when Braun Strowman cashed in his Money in the Bank title shot against Roman Reigns.
The match itself was alright, as The Big Dog and Monster Among Men put a shift in, but the finish was horrendously overbooked.
Drew McIntyre, Dolph Ziggler, Dean Ambrose and Seth Rollins came out for a scrap, before Brock Lesnar made his surprise return, kicked the door off its hinges and dropped Reigns and Strowman with F5s. That was enough to render the match a ‘No Contest’.
