WWE Hell in a Cell 2019 winners: Where are they now?

#5 Daniel Bryan and Roman Reigns defeated Erick Rowan and Luke Harper at WWE Hell in a Cell 2019

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— WWE (@WWE) October 7, 2019

Last year’s WWE Hell in a Cell hosted a Tornado Tag Team match between Daniel Bryan and Roman Reigns, and Erick Rowan and Luke Harper.

The match went on for over 15 minutes and both teams did well to keep the action going. At the end of the match, Reigns hit Harper with a Superman Punch, followed by a Spear to pick up the victory for his team. Reigns and Bryan hugged after the match.

Both men are currently on WWE SmackDown, where Reigns is the Universal Champion and is a full-fledged heel. He will take on his cousin Jey Uso in a Hell in a Cell "I Quit" match for the Universal Championship this year.

Bryan recently returned to SmackDown and has not been involved in any feud, which means that he will likely sit out this year’s Hell in a Cell event.

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#4 Shorty G (Chad Gable) defeated King Corbin at WWE Hell in a Cell 2019

Have you ever SEEN a more picture-perfect #Moonsault?#HIAC @WWEGable pic.twitter.com/8scwAcOiWq

— WWE Universe (@WWEUniverse) October 7, 2019

Chad Gable and King Corbin competed during last year’s WWE Hell in a Cell to bring an end to their extended rivalry. While Corbin tried the usual heelish tactics to win the match, Gable was able to roll up the former United States Champion to pick up the victory.

After the match, Gable requested the ring announcer to call him Shorty Gable. Shorty G is currently performing on the WWE SmackDown brand but seems to be directionless, much like his opponents from last year's Hell in a Cell, King Corbin. He will likely not compete at this year’s WWE Hell in a Cell PPV.