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#2 X-Pac actually acknowledged WWE illogic during the Watch Along show
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Prior to WWE Hell in a Cell on Sunday, WWE issued a Tweet which left fans scratching their heads. The Tweet included a poll asking fans how they thought the main event Hell in a Cell match would end, with one of the options being a disqualification.
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Immediately after the Tweet and poll went up, fans began to question how a Hell in a Cell match could end in a DQ, with the match always being contested with no rules.
Fans might have missed this, but during the WWE Watch Along show which accompanied Hell in a Cell, Hall of Famer Sean 'X-Pac' Waltman actually wondered how a Hell in a Cell match could end in a DQ. In the video above, Waltman can be seen questioning the logic of a Hell in a Cell match ending in a DQ, meaning more than just fans were puzzled by the possible match outcome.
Will WWE address the match outcome on RAW tonight and provide further clarification? Only time will tell, but one thing that appears very certain is that fans wanted The Fiend to leave Hell in a Cell with the title and that did not happen.
