5 biggest questions from WWE Hell in a Cell: Roman Reigns’ absence; Drew McIntyre’s loss

#3 Should Roman Reigns and Rey Mysterio have competed at WWE Hell in a Cell?

Go home. Stay home. And if you come back to MY ring…You’ll acknowledge me. #Smackdown https://t.co/1HLq1kacrx

— Roman Reigns (@WWERomanReigns) June 19, 2021

Roman Reigns and Rey Mysterio were scheduled to have a match at WWE Hell in a Cell. The two stars started feuding recently, and Mysterio wanted to take on The Tribal Chief inside the unforgiving structure.

But Mysterio could not wait until Sunday, so he decided to fight Reigns on Friday Night SmackDown instead of the Hell in a Cell pay-per-view. Reigns ultimately put the veteran in his place by making him tap out on Friday.

Did WWE do the right thing by having Reigns and Mysterio compete on SmackDown? Should the face of the company have been featured on the Hell in a Cell card instead?

Reigns' absence on Sunday impacted the pay-per-view, as the show lacked one of the company's top stars. Plus, the decisive outcome in this bout would have helped the rest of the card on Sunday.

Not even interested to watch Hell in a Cell, ALL rematches and no Roman Reigns.

— ‏ً (@sameert_) June 21, 2021

Bianca Belair picked up a great victory at Hell in a Cell, but several other bouts ended with strange finishes.

Reigns’ involvement in the pay-per-view could have helped WWE produce a stronger show on Sunday, as his impressive matches always elevate the card.