7 things WWE did not get right at Hell in a Cell 2018

Modified Sep 17, 2018 08:17 GMT

#4. Mick Foley looked needless

Mick Foley inside the cage hardly made any difference

Keeping aside the fact that Mick Foley made a blunder when he counted to three, Mick Foley's presence in the match looked really unessential. Paul Heyman using a spray to topple the legend down, and Foley's non-involvement in any major segment appeared as if he was any other referee making the match. Instead, the kind of brutality that happened in Randy Orton vs Jeff Hardy Hell in a Cell made for Mick Foley's involvement.

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