WWE Hell In A Cell 2020: 5 Interesting stats every fan needs to know

WWE presents Hell in a Cell this weekend and for the first time in a very long time, two lengthy feuds could come to an end inside Satan's Structure. It's been a long road for Randy Orton - Drew McIntyre and the Sasha Banks - Bayley feuds but this weekend, all four stars will be put through hell in order to find resolution.

These are not the only matches taking place inside the structure, however. As of this writing, there are four matches that are official for the show and three of these are inside the Cell.

Roman Reigns and his cousin Jey Uso definitely have unfinished business and with his new submission finisher, their "I Quit" match already looks as though it's completely in The Tribal Chief's favor.

Here are just five interesting stats that every fan needs to know about this year's Hell in a Cell.

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#5. First-ever "I Quit" match inside Hell in a Cell

This weekend at Hell in a Cell, Roman Reigns continues his descent into darkness as he targets his own cousin inside Satan's Structure. Back at Clash of Champions, Uso came up short in his quest for the Universal Championship and it could be argued that he didn't even come close to winning the match. But he has been handed a rematch by Reigns himself.

The current Universal Champion has made this feud all about respect and he wants his cousin to call him "The Tribal Chief," which is why he chose the "I Quit" stipulation. In all honesty, it's a stipulation that has never been needed inside the Cell before but this feud is about more than just who wins or loses.

It's likely that the words "I Quit" will not be the ones that Reigns is looking for this weekend at Hell in a Cell and until Uso tells him what he wants to hear - and refers to him as 'Tribal Chief - he could be locked in a submission inside the structure.

#4. Jey Uso has been inside Hell in a Cell before

Whilst there are several WWE stars making their debuts inside Hell in a Cell this weekend, there are others who could arguably have the advantage. Roman Reigns definitely has the advantage over his cousin having already stepped inside Hell in a Cell on two separate occasions.

Reigns has defeated both Rusev and Bray Wyatt inside the Hell in a Cell structure in the past. However, many fans may have forgotten that Jey Uso has also been inside the steel structure.

Back at Hell in a Cell in 2017, The Usos took on The New Day in a Tornado Tag Match inside the structure and it was Jimmy and Jey who came out victorious over Big E and Xavier Woods, with the SmackDown Tag Team Championships on the line.

Whilst Jimmy won't have his brother on hand this weekend, this likely means that he could be seen as the dark horse and may put up much more of a fight this time around.

#3. Randy Orton's 7th Hell in a Cell match

Randy Orton's history inside the Hell in a Cell structure has made up the basis of his feud with Drew McIntyre over the past few weeks. The Viper knows his way around the structure and was actually one of the first men to step inside the Crimson Cage when WWE decided to revamp the Cell.

The former 13-time World Champion steps inside the steel structure for the 7th time this weekend and is looking to equal Triple H's World Championship haul if he can dethrone Drew McIntyre.

The Legend Killer has defeated John Cena, Sheamus, Daniel Bryan, and Jeff Hardy inside the structure in the past and has only lost Cell matches to Cena and Mark Henry.

Orton is in a unique place in his Hell in a Cell career where he has won more matches than he has lost and is just two appearances away from equalling Triple H's nine career appearance record as well.

This weekend Randy Orton will easily be seen as the man with the advantage as McIntyre makes his Hell in a Cell debut.

#2. Bayley and Drew McIntyre all debut inside Hell in a Cell

There are three Hell in a Cell matches this weekend with three separate Championships on the line. Whilst the match between Roman Reigns and Jey Uso is contested between two stars who have been inside the structure before, there are also two stars making their debut.

Bayley is the last member of the Four Horsewomen to face off against Sasha Banks inside Hell in a Cell since Banks has already had matches against Becky Lynch and Charlotte.

Bayley and Banks know each other well since the two women go all the way back to their time in NXT and the first-ever Ironwoman match. Once again, it is Bayley who walks into the match with the Championship and is looking to successfully defend it.

Drew McIntyre is the only other debutant this weekend as he steps in there with Randy Orton. The WWE Champion knows that he is at a disadvantage this weekend but is willing to go to Hell to settle his feud with The Viper.

#1. Sasha Banks' third match inside Hell in a Cell

Sasha Banks was part of the first-ever Women's Hell in a Cell match back in 2016, where she was unsuccessful against Charlotte Flair. The Boss then stepped back inside the steel last year and was the first woman to have multiple matches inside the Cell when she took on Becky Lynch.

Banks lost her match to Lynch as well but this weekend she steps even further forward as the only woman who has ever had three matches inside Hell in a Cell.

Banks has never won a match in the structure and has never been able to dethrone a Champion as a result. Banks walked into the first Hell in a Cell as Champion and lost to Charlotte. She then challenged Becky Lynch last year and lost again.

This time around, Banks challenges her former best friend Bayley for the SmackDown Women's Championship - a title that she has never fought for in the Cell.

Could the SmackDown Women's Championship be the first title that Banks is able to win on her third try inside the Cell?