Ranking every WWE pay-per-view in 2018 from worst to best

#7 Hell In A Cell

This show had a consistent string of good matches.

If this show ended even a little bit like how it started, it would have been an excellent show. Hell In A Cell 2018 was our first look at the demonic structure being painted red. The opener was an awesome and brutal encounter between Randy Orton and Jeff Hardy. It ended with Orton picking up the win when Hardy crashed through a table after hanging from the ceiling. What a spot it was. Following that opener, we saw Becky Lynch finally reach the top of the female mountain again as she defeated Charlotte Flair to win the Smackdown Women's Championship. After that, it was straight into a fast-paced and story-driven Raw Tag Team Championship match, with Dolph Ziggler and Drew McIntyre defending against Seth Rollins and Dean Ambrose.

The momentum continued with a hard-hitting WWE Championship match between AJ Styles and Samoa Joe. The finish may have been controversial, but the match was good enough. However, from then, this show took a complete nosedive into mediocrity with a couple of boring matches. The main event was a Cell match between Universal Champion Roman Reigns and Braun Strowman, who was cashing in his briefcase. The action was fine, but the ending was terrible and senseless. After their respective allies came out to fight around the cage, both Reigns and Strowman were knocked out when Brock Lesnar made his return and invaded the Cell. He attacked both men and the match was rendered a no contest. How can a Hell in a Cell match end without a winner? This farcical ending cost an otherwise solid pay-per-view a spot in the top three or four.