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WWE Hell in a Cell 2019 took over Sacramento, California on Sunday night and saw several Superstars pull out all of the stops to ensure that it was the best ending to one of the biggest weeks in the history of WWE.
Whenever a WWE Superstar steps into the ring, they put their body on the line and sometimes this means that they can suffer some horrific injuries.
Hell in a Cell is a match like no other and given the added weapons and the fact that the cell itself is usually used as a weapon, it's not unusual for there to be many injuries following the annual pay-per-view.
Last year's event saw an entire list of injured Superstars and it appears that this year is no different since the injuries are currently being released publically in the build-up to Monday Night Raw.
With The WWE Draft set the take place in just four days, this is the worst time to be injured, but these four WWE Superstars could require a few days rest following the Hell in a Cell pay-per-view.
#4 Ali
Ali took on Randy Orton last night as part of Hell in a Cell, in a match that was set up last minute but could have easily stolen the show. Mid-way through the match, Ali collided with the announce table and looked as though he burnt his stomach in the process.
The friction burn continued to fester throughout the match to the point that it was hard to ignore by the time Randy Orton hit his RKO and pinned the former Cruiserweight Champion, but it could have become much worse when the adrenaline wore off.
Ali didn't suffer one of the biggest injuries on the night, but it was one that was so noticeable that Ali himself would have definitely been aware of it when he headed backstage.
#3 Daniel Bryan
Daniel Bryan teamed up with Roman Reigns in an absolute war last night against Luke Harper and Erick Rowan. Bryan took all of the heat as part of the match since Reigns spent much of the match on the outside and even took what was a risky Dragon suplex that he landed on his neck from Harper.
Bryan's back showed the full effect of the match as he headed to the back following victory, but it wasn't until The Planet's Champion headed up the ramp to the back and it looked as though he collapsed on the ramp that the WWE Universe started to worry.
Bryan was only cleared to return to WWE last year ahead of WrestleMania because of the neck injuries that originally forced him to retire two years earlier.
There is now a worry that Bryan could have re-aggravated it and then felt the full effects. WWE themselves have not released any information on Daniel Bryan following Hell in a Cell which makes sense since The Planet's Champion would be undergoing tests if it was anything serious and it would then be revealed on Friday Night SmackDown later in the week.
#2 Sasha Banks
Sasha Banks stepped inside Hell in a Cell for a second time on Sunday night and once again came up short. Back in 2015, The Boss lost her Raw Women's Championship to Charlotte inside the Hell in a Cell structure and last night she was unable to dethrone Becky Lynch despite having experience inside the cell.
Banks was clutching her arm as she made her way to the back after the match since Lynch forced her to tap to the DisArmHer, but recent rumors suggest that Banks is too injured to be medically cleared to compete on Raw tonight. Details of Banks' injury were not shared by John Pollock of POST Wrestling when he revealed that Banks was one of the casualties of the night, but it's a bad time for The Boss to be out of action.
With the draft coming up, The Boss would have wanted to have been one of the main picks and could be looking to go after Charlotte once again on SmackDown Live, but if her injury is serious, she may not be able to be part of the Draft on Friday night.
#1 Bray Wyatt
Anyone who watched Hell in a Cell last night probably won't be shocked to hear that Bray Wyatt is on the injured list as well. Wyatt took some horrific shots from Seth Rollins inside Hell in a Cell last night including a clean chair shot to the face, a hit with a ladder and 11 Curb Stomps.
Wyatt was able to attack Rollins with the Mandible Claw following the referee's stoppage of last night's main event. Despite this, John Pollock of POST Wrestling also reported that Bray Wyatt was injured as part of the match.
Wyatt's Fiend won't be needed to wrestle until Survivor Series in over a month, so he has the time to recover since Wyatt's other persona allows him to create segments inside the Firefly Fun House which he could do whilst injured.
Pollocks report did state that Wyatt wasn't cleared to compete on Raw, but that doesn't mean that Wyatt won't be back in his Fun House, it just means that The Fiend won't be part of the show, just one night after he played a part in the most controversial match of the year.
