This time around, Drew McIntyre has one last chance to win back the WWE Championship or he will be unable to challenge Bobby Lashley again.
It’s one of many lazy decisions WWE has made and proves this event is not a priority and the matches don’t matter.
If Owens wins, it will likely lead nowhere other than maybe yet another rematch against Apollo Crews for the Intercontinental Championship.
The unfortunate part of it is that this is nowhere near as hot of a feud as it was for WrestleMania, and it falls victim to the same problem that the outcome doesn’t matter because nothing is on the line.
1 contender’s match, for a championship or even had any sense of finality to it, it would be a lot easier to predict a logical outcome.
Basically, WWE kept the feud going because it took the least amount of effort and was the easiest way to kill time.
Hell in a Cell is a shell of its former self, so there are no guarantees this will be anything but a regular match with an obstructed view.
Even the first Hell in a Cell match proved that wasn’t impossible to get around, as Kane debuted to cost The Undertaker his match against Shawn Michaels.