Hell in a Cell 2019 rolled into Sacramento, California and included a number of interesting title changes ahead of next week's draft. Charlotte Flair is now a 10-time Women's Champion, whilst The Kabuki Warriors won their first Championships as a team. It will now be interesting to see if Bayley makes her way over to RAW, but the fact that Becky Lynch retained her title means that she could remain on the Red Brand.
Carmella lost her 24/7 Championship to Tamina before R-Truth was able to regain the title and become a 20-time Champion.
It was an interesting night that saw some impressive matchups that were obviously thrown together at the last minute, but whilst some of the details were obvious, there were a number of others that were probably missed by the WWE Universe.
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#3 Throwback to the first women's Hell in a Cell match
Becky Lynch defended her RAW Women's Championship against Sasha Banks inside Hell in a Cell. This was the second time that The Boss had stepped inside the demonic structure and it was obvious that the two women wanted to include a number of throwbacks to the first-ever Women's Hell in a Cell match.
Before the cell was lowered all the way to the ground, Banks and Lynch decided to roll to the outside and fight before heading back into the ring, which is exactly what Charlotte and Banks did in the first ever match.
The ending of the match also saw Sasha Banks attempt to use a chair to break out of The Disarmer, which is what she did back in 2015 to get out of Charlotte's Figure 8, but this time the chair wasn't enough to help The Boss out of the move. This means that it's the second time that Banks has lost inside Hell in a Cell.
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#2 Lacey Evans couldn't handle the Sharpshooter
Lacey Evans faced off against Natalya on the kickoff show following what has been an intense rivalry between the two women over the past few weeks. Both women had a point to prove as part of this outing, but it was Natalya who was able to come out on top once again when she made Lacey Evans tap to her patented Sharpshooter.
The ending to the match was evident, but what many fans may have missed was the fact that Lacey Evans obviously didn't like being in the Sharpshooter, so much so that she motioned to Natalya to let her out the minute she tapped. Evans tapped on the canvas before using her other arm to grab onto Natalya's thigh and squeeze.
This was obviously her way of subtly asking The Queen of Harts to break the hold because it was hurting. If it was meant to happen she would have had an overreaction, instead, it was a small movement that the two women had agreed on before the match so that Nattie was aware that Lacey wasn't selling.
#1 Randy Orton gives Ali the props he deserves
Randy Orton took on Ali as part of a match that was announced mid-way through the show. Ali is one of the fastest rising stars in the company right now and he would have been aware that facing The Viper could be a turning point in his career.
Kofi Kingston's botch in the match with Orton meant that his career was derailed for a number of years so Ali knew that he had to be at the top of his game, so much so that it appeared that he managed to gain the respect of the man himself.
Even though Orton was the heel in the match, he showed his respect subtly by tapping Ali on the side of his leg after the match and then mouthing praise to the former Cruiserweight Champion. Orton later took to Twitter to state that Ali's reversal of the RKO was one of the best he had ever seen, which was since he managed to handstand out, but it wasn't enough to secure him a career-defining win over the former World Champion.