7 WWE Feuds That Didn't Deserve Hell In A Cell

Not only is this one of the most disappointing Hell in a Cell matches of all time, it also had a poor build to boot. Although Wyatt announced he would be facing Rollins at the start of September, he first attacked Rollins at Clash of Champions on 15 September, and the two would meet at Hell in a Cell which aired on 6 October.

With only three short weeks Wyatt and Rollins had no time to build a feud deserving of a Hell in a Cell match up, which was unfortunate as the new, fresh Fiend Bray Wyatt character could have done great things leading up to, and in the cell if given the time to grow a heated rivalry.

What followed however was an awful, mis-booked match ending in a no contest which also saw the arena lights turn to a dim red making it hard to tell what was going on in the ring. Rollins destroyed Wyatt during the match, however The Fiend was able to kick out of everything that was thrown at him until the referee decided to stop the match seemingly out of nowhere after Rollins hit Wyatt with a sledgehammer. Nobody came out of this looking, and the match also hurt Wyatt and Rollins in the short term.