4 reasons why the original planned Hell in a Cell finish was a good idea

The end of the Hell in a Cell match did not receive many positive reactions.

#2 You can find an exciting or innovative way to reach the top of the Cell

If the end of the match requires both men to end up on top of the Hell in a Cell structure, that means they have to find a way out. You have plenty of options. Seth Rollins or Bray Wyatt take bolt cutters to the chain to open the door. One of them throws the other one so hard into the side of the Cell that it rips open. Maybe one of them throws the steel steps at the other, but he ducks and the steps break a hole in the cage. There could have been interference by any number of Superstars.

You could also choose a different, more innovative option. Something that has never happened before. The lights could go out the way they do for Bray, with all of the theatrics. When they come back on, Seth is suddenly standing on the top of the Cell, extremely confused. Wyatt has disappeared completely. Or, Bray could be the one on the top of the cage with Seth standing clueless in the ring, and having to find a way to get out of the cage before climbing.

Maybe they're fighting, throwing back-and-forth punches, and the lights go out. When they come back on, nothing has changed except for the location -- now they're on top instead of in the ring. The lights could go out while both men are down on the mat, and when they come back on, they are standing face-to-face on top of the Cell, both man holding a weapon that he was not holding before.

Similar to Mankind in 1998, Wyatt could have started on top of the Cell. Instead of making his entrance and climbing, however, he could have been revealed there as the cage was lowered from the rafters. Maybe Bray can apparate a number of times, driving Seth crazy. The lights go out, and Bray is standing on the outside of the cage, directly where he was before the lights went down, but no longer inside. Maybe the lights go down again, and this time he's right in front of the door. The lights go down again, and suddenly an episode of Firefly Fun House starts. It's short, and it ends with Bray pointing out that Seth's opponent is standing on top of the Cell. Yowie Wowie!

None of it is perfect, and maybe it would go over miserably with the crowd. But why not at least try something different?

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