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#3 The Usos’ penitentiary
The Usos’ penitentiary was in full effect at Hell In A Cell, as the tag team title match resembled a prison brawl more so than a wrestling match.
The violence was hard to watch at times, as all four men did not hold back in dishing out a beating to their opponents. However, it would be unfair to classify this as just a demolition derby of a match. New Day and The Usos told a great story and were brilliantly creative throughout.
In particular when Big E and Xavier Woods, with help from Kofi who was outside the cell, trapped Jey Uso in the corner of the structure by creating a makeshift prison out of kendo sticks.
Ultimately, the Usos would prevail and regain the Smackdown Tag Team Titles, but both teams have to be considered winners in the eyes of the fans, as they seemingly ended their feud with what was arguably the best of their outstanding series of matches.
Teddy Long snaps when Swerve Strickland's race is brought up HERE
