The traditional WWE Hell In a Cell show concept is reportedly “dead” under WWE Chief Content Officer Triple H.
A new report from WrestleVotes notes that the Hell In a Cell show is believed to be “completely dead” under this new regime. It was noted that the Hell In a Cell match means a lot to Triple H as he had many classics inside the Cell structure.
However, the idea that two Superstars have been feuding for a while so now they must finish their feud inside the Cell because “the calendar says so” is reportedly done.
It should be noted that the Hell In a Cell match likely is not completely done, but Triple H is expected to save the Cell bouts for the bigger blood feuds, like the ones he was involved with.
This new report on Hell In a Cell comes after it was recently revealed that WWE is planning changes to their Premium Live Events in 2023.
WWE first began running Hell In a Cell pay-per-view events in 2009, which was headlined by WWE Hall of Famers DX defeating Legacy. The 2022 Hell In a Cell Premium Live Event was headlined by Cody Rhodes defeating Seth Rollins. The inaugural Hell In a Cell match took place at Badd Blood 1997, featuring WWE Hall of Famers Shawn Michaels and The Undertaker, which saw Michaels get the win.
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