5 interesting WWE storylines coming out of Hell in a Cell

#1 Does The Tribal Chief now have a stable in WWE?

"The Tribal Chief" Roman Reigns' is still the WWE Universal Champion.

Hell in a Cell opened with the WWE Universal title match between Roman Reigns and Jey Uso. It was everything fans could've expected and more as the storytelling from both men told inside that ring on Sunday evening was second to none.

As expected, Reigns retained his title by forcing Jey to say he quit when he put his brother Jimmy in a chokehold and the still-injured Uso was unable to defend himself, forcing Jey to quit and save his brother in the process. It was a noble act as no amount of physical punishment from the Tribal Chief was able to make Jey quit on Sunday night.

What an image.#HIAC @WWERomanReigns @WWEUsos pic.twitter.com/LpttWRXdKp

— WWE (@WWE) October 25, 2020

As per the stipulation of the match, The Usos both must now take orders from Reigns going forward, they must do his bidding as Reigns put it and if they don't, they are out of the family.

There are a few directions WWE can take things from here. Will this lead to these three men becoming some kind of uneasy stable going forward? Or will The Usos refuse to take orders from the Tribal Chief and find themselves on the outside looking in, no longer part of the family?

Head of the table. #TribalChief#HIAC @WWERomanReigns pic.twitter.com/PB5kdNf6wh

— WWE (@WWE) October 25, 2020

With the appearances of Afa and Sika tonight on WWE programming to officially anoint Reigns as the head of the table, it should be interesting to see who might appear next. Rikishi, the father of The Usos, seems like a safe bet.

But the main question on the minds of wrestling fans everywhere is if this storyline is leading to the eventual return of The Rock to go one on one with Reigns, potentially at WrestleMania. Regardless of what happens, this is hands down the most exciting story right now and the WWE Universe can't wait to see what happens next.