WWE's Smackdown show was taped from Wichita, Kansas this week. The Hell In A Cell go-home show will air this Friday and it represents WWE's final effort to sell the show. The broadcast will open up with Dean Ambrose in the ring for a promo. He called out Seth Rollins and emphasised their storied history. The heel then came out and informed Ambrose that he'd be seeing him later in the show. This was a pretty low-profile opening and too reminiscent of the standard angles we've been seeing for weeks now. The Miz and Damien Sandow beat Los Matadores in a throw-away filler match. AJ Lee defeated Alicia Fox with a roll up, to restore some momentum for her title defence against Paige this weekend. Dolph Ziggler defended his intercontinental title against Cesaro. The champ retained with a Zig Zag in what was (unsurprisingly) a great match. They'll follow up with a two out of three falls match this Sunday. That should be really good, unless WWE rush the time on the falls (which they probably will). Nikki Bella, Summer Rae and Cameron defeated Brie Bella, Naomi and Natalya. The finish was Nikki pinning Brie, which probably means it will be the opposite this Sunday. Reportedly, WWE are building towards Team Nikki vs Team Brie at Survivor Series... how exciting. Goldust, Stardust and Bo Dallas defeated The Usos and Mark Henry when Bo pinned Henry. The losing streak for the big man continues, with a heel turn growing ever closer. There was no traditional main event match to end the show, instead we had a wild brawl between Ambrose and Rollins. This is pretty much your standard WWE go-home cliche segment, but it was fun nonetheless. Ambrose put Joey Mercury and Jamie Noble through two tables, as a scared Rollins escaped and looked on with fear.