10 Things WWE Got Right At Hell In A Cell 2017
6. New Heel Champions
![Jimmy Jey Uso Hell In A Cell](https://cdn3.whatculture.com/images/2017/10/72123789298a8d66-600x338.jpg)
There is an age-old belief in professional wrestling that the money is in the chase, and more often than not this is correct. This is especially true when it comes to WrestleMania - that show is defined by babyfaces finally defeating heels with championships on the line. The four title holders on SmackDown probably won’t all be holding the belts come ‘Mania, but the point still stands.
Going into the final quarter of 2017, SmackDown Live has heels holding all of its championships. Baron Corbin and The Usos picked up title wins at Hell in a Cell, ostensibly setting up new babyface challengers for the rest of the year. Chad Gable and Shelton Benjamin make sense as the next challengers for The Usos, with Tye Dillinger or even Bobby Roode next in line for Corbin.
The title changes allow SmackDown Live a chance to reset somewhat moving forward, after an immensely uninspiring summer period. It’s just a shame that the WWE Championship did not change hands later in the show.