WWE’s Hell In A Cell Event Considered To Be Completely Dead

Triple H recently took over the WWE’s creative and since then a lot of big changes have happened such as several former WWE Stars being brought back, an improvement in the storylines including booking of the matches and the characters and wrestling fans being excited once again. WWE Chief Content Officer Triple H, who is also the Executive Vice President of Talent Relations and the Head of Creative would reportedly be making a number of changes to the promotion’s Premium Live Events as well as he removed the Day 1 Premium Live Event and is looking to remove other gimmick-themed shows as well.

WrestleVotes revealed to GiveMeSport that the WWE’s Hell In A Cell Event will not be taking place any longer as the event is considered to be completely dead, but the match means so much to Triple H that even though we will no longer be seeing the event, the match itself will still be taking place if and when it is needed.

This is what WrestleVotes said:

“The show itself, I think, is completely dead. That match, from what I understand, means a lot to Hunter, just think of the classics that he’s had in there. Roman Reigns & Jey, so they’ve been feuding for six weeks. They got to be there now because the calendar says so… That’s not going to happen anymore.”

WWE’s Hell In A Cell Event was created back in 2009 and even though the match itself has been good to a number of top WWE Superstars, including Triple H himself and there have been a lot of memories from the match, several members of the WWE Universe has voiced their displeasure as the Hell In A Cell has been used for just about any type of feud as of late instead of top heated feuds, but that’s about to change.

You can check out the tweet below:

?.@WrestleVotes tells me that Triple H holds the Hell in a Cell match close to his heart but considers the specific annual pay-per-view to be "completely dead".

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— Louis Dangoor (@TheLouisDangoor) October 26, 2022