WWE Hell in a Cell 2020: 5 things we learned at the pay-per-view

#3 Randy Orton added to his incredible championship record in WWE

#AndNew. 14x.#HIAC pic.twitter.com/tnJILlFap6

— Randy Orton (@RandyOrton) October 26, 2020

Randy Orton and Drew McIntyre have been engaged in a rivalry over the WWE Championship that has spanned months on RAW. Drew McIntyre managed to defeat Orton at SummerSlam and Clash of Champions, but the stakes were higher at this year's Hell in a Cell.

In the build-up to the event, Orton continuously reminded McIntyre that he would be going into the match with the upper hand, having previously competed in a number of Hell in a Cell matches, compared to this being McIntyre's first-ever time inside the structure.

EXCLUSIVE: For @RandyOrton, the 14th #WWETitle reign is 𝘵𝘩𝘦 sweetest yet. #HIAC pic.twitter.com/iucZDwik6P

— WWE Network (@WWENetwork) October 26, 2020

Randy Orton and Drew McIntyre put on a great show at Hell in a Cell 2020. Orton played dirty as usual, and snuck up on McIntyre during his entrance, and targeted his recently-broken jaw with his foot. The pair shocked the WWE Universe when they scaled the cell, Drew McIntyre following Randy Orton to the top before he got knocked off the side and through the announce table, and clattered to the floor in a heap.

Randy Orton eventually became the new WWE Champion, winning the title for an incredible 14th time, tying with Triple H and coming close to Ric Flair's record.