Ranking Every 2017 WWE Pay-Per-View From Worst To Best
5. Hell In A Cell
The Good: The quality main event between Shane McMahon and Kevin Owens almost justified the months of matches between 'KO' and AJ Styles it inadvertently sabotaged. Their brawl atop the structure had to be watched through fingers, whilst the big bumps and twist ending had far more context than the usual Shane stuntfest. It differed enough too from the red hot opener between The Usos and The New Day. A final battle for the time being at least, the teams assembled another bonafide classic, typically rich in inventiveness and innovation.
The Bad: For the second time in a year, Dolph Ziggler failed to help kickstart an NXT graduate's WWE pay-per-view career. His match with Bobby Roode was boring, as matchmakers seemingly knew it would be - the pair were lumbered between the WWE Title match and the Hell In A Cell main event. Natalya and Charlotte shouldn't have taken anywhere near 12 minutes to arrive at their cheap count-out finish.
The Ugly: Jinder Mahal's pathetic encounter with Shinsuke Nakamura had most condemning 'The King Of Strong Style's entire WWE career as a profound failure. Incapable of working up to his opponent's standard nor raising his own game to meet a foe in need, Mahal was worthless in the spot he'd been unjustifiably gifted. This result was widely predicted yet still somehow completely infuriating.