5 bold moves WWE has made this year

#2 Hell in a Cell finish

Did Seth Rollins go too far at Hell in a Cell?

It's no secret that the finish of the Universal Title match at Hell in a Cell was one of the most controversial decisions of the year, but it seems like the company wanted it that way. In fact, it seemed like it was all part of an ongoing plan to change the very landscape of Monday Night RAW.

Maybe The Fiend did get the raw end of the deal, especially since he didn't win the title and got buried under a pile of weapons, but it's not like he looked weak during the match. WWE even went so far as to have him kick out after a chair shot to the face and survive multiple Stomps -- he even attacked Rollins mere moments after the match was stopped!

The point is that WWE did all this for a reason and it's hard to argue that The Fiend didn't come out stronger for it. Not only was that extremely evident by how fans rallied behind Wyatt after the way everything went down, but also by how much they turned against Rollins at the same time.

All in all, it achieved a lot of objectives over the course of one night and is something that the company should genuinely be praised for.

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Edited by Nicholas A. Marsico