WWE Hell in a Cell main-event ended in a no-contest. That's not really surprising considering Braun Strowman's heavy booking as a heel and Roman Reigns not climbing down the ladder for a very long time as the Universal Champion.
It was quite evident that the match would involve some kind of drama where Roman Reigns will defend his title in some fashionable way. And the same transpired when Brock Lesner returned out of nowhere to deliver both the wrestlers with F5's onto each other. This did not stop and the beast was at his absolute brutality that he made the Monster and The Big Dog ensure.
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The match also saw interference from both the members of each team respectively. Seth Rollins and Dean Ambrose had a great encounter with Dolph Ziggler and Drew McIntyre for the Tag-Team Championship almost an hour back, where the members of The Shield ended on the losing side. But that did not stop the four of them creating an absolute havoc on the top of the cell.
Everything was great about the bout, and I wouldn't have cared any less even if the match ended in a no-contest with Mick Foley's interference or the members of both the stables pulling off something. But Brock Lesner's return causes problems. A lot of problems.
So let's discuss the 3 reasons why Brock Lesner's interference in the main event of Hell in a Cell was absolutely unnecessary.
#4 The Beast's return isn't great news
Yes, a visiting Champion is back. The Beast returns to the ring after having left the arena, being defeated by The Big Dog and signed his million dollar deals with UFC doesn't make any sense. Brock Lesnar is capable of creating great havoc which can send the audience cheering for the drama but certainly not for the wrestler.
The next episode of RAW, Lesnar's return is only going to get boring. And not to forget that he might not even show up in the next episode and The Big Dog will have to come again and hold the mic to try to please him into making an appearance again.
#3 An addition to the Championship fight
Truth be told, Braun Strowman did not actually capitalize on his Money in the Bank contract since it was a no-contest. With the alliance of Braun Strowman with Dolph Ziggler and Drew McIntyre against The Shield, Brock Lesnar hardly fits in the same frame. If Brock Lesner does fall back in the Championship line, it will make everything go back to where it was.
#2 Triple Threat again?
We have seen Triple Threat matches before. Braun Strowman vs Brock Lesner has happened numerous times. Roman Reigns vs Braun Strowman vs Brock Lesner has also happened before. It doesn't make any sense to go back to it again.
I don't see why 500 odd days were not enough to book Brock Lesnar in the Championship line again even if it is for a losing cause to make Roman look better again.
We have seen it before
Even if Brock Lesnar vs Roman Reigns is happening for one last time at the next Pay-Per-View event, it is something we have seen for. Roman Reigns and Brock Lesnar had been feuding for almost a year before The Big Dog conquered The Beast.
It doesn't make any sense why WWE would want to fall back at it again and make The Big Dog fall prey to Lesnar's brutality before making him retain the belt.
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