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Hell In A Cell is officially behind us, and what an event it was. We saw Randy Orton go to new levels of sadistic in his efforts to destroy Jeff Hardy. A new SmackDown Live Women's Champion was crowned in Becky Lynch, and AJ Styles continued his phenomenal reign as WWE Champion, barely escaping the AT&T Center with the gold after a brutal battle with Samoa Joe.
On the RAW side of things, the Dogs of War were able to upset the Shield to retain their RAW Tag Team Championships, and Ronda Rousey proved why she is the baddest woman on the planet, defeating Alexa Bliss in the former's champion's rematch from Summerslam.
With such a monumental show to celebrate the 10th annual Hell In A Cell pay per view, it's hard to pick the top stars who outshined the others.
But here are the 4 MVPs of Hell In A Cell
#4 Randy Orton
Once again confined inside Hell In A Cell, the Viper proved why he is as dangerous as his moniker suggests he is.
Orton used all sorts of weapons in his efforts to defeat Jeff Hardy, including a ladder, a chair, Hardy's own belt, and most shockingly, a screwdriver in Hardy's earlobe.
It's the first time in quite a while Orton has been allowed to show his sadistic side, though the former WWE Champion more than proved his mettle.
It wouldn't surprise me in the least if Orton was soon back in the hunt for the top title on SmackDown Live.
#3 Becky Lynch
One of the most interesting superstars on the blue brand as of late has been the inaugural, and new, SmackDown Live Women's Champion.
After turning on her former friend at Summerslam, Lynch has been cheered by many members of the WWE Universe, despite her villainous ways.
To complement this, WWE have blurred the lines between heel and face, portraying both women as having equally valid reasons, though still having Becky display heel tendencies such as attacking Flair from behind.
Whilst Flair is receiving a mixed response, with some calling her a female Roman Reigns, Lynch's victory at Hell In A Cell was a great moment, both for her and for a women's roster which is getting stronger with each passing week.
#2 The Cell
Okay, I'll admit this is a bit of a cop-out, but the new Cell sure is a sight to behold. In place of the standard silver (or sometimes used Black) cell structure, the WWE debuted a new Red cell.
The fans' response online was mixed (as it always is). Some really liked the new look of the cell, whilst others lambasted the new color, calling it a waste of resources.
Personally, I like the new cell look, it made the event feel extra special, and unique to past Cell matches.
Plus, with the WWE being the marketing powerhouse that it is, expect a new set of Mattel Hell In A Cell structures to be released with the new color.
#1 Brock Lesnar
After the dust had cleared at the end of the night, Braun Strowman was not standing tall as the new Universal Champion, but neither was Roman Reigns.
Instead, the Beast Brock Lesnar returned to the WWE, kicking the new Cell door down, destroying both superstars who he has plenty of history with.
Brock is not exactly known for his regular schedule thus an appearance by the former Universal Champion a must-see.
Lesnar has already been announced as one of the challengers against the Big Dog at the WWE Crown Jewel event in Saudi Arabia on November 2.
It's hard to bet against the man who broke the Undertaker's Undefeated Streak.
