As a common enemy of John Cena and Dean Ambrose, Seth Rollins is a marked man, and he must face one of his adversaries inside a locked Hell in a Cell on Oct. 26.
But whether Mr. Money in the Bank’s opponent will be the Cenation leader or The Lunatic Fringe won’t be known until that night, when uneasy allies Cena and Ambrose will be first pit against each other in battle, with the winner advancing to a Hell in a Cell Match against Rollins!
The unique arrangement, brought into play by The Authority on the Oct. 6 edition of Raw, adds friction to Cena and Ambrose’s already tenuous alliance, which is built upon a mutual disdain of Rollins.
The unstable Ambrose is frothing at the mouth to get even with Rollins, who nearly put the unstable Superstar out of action for good with a ruthless Curb Stomp through cinderblocks. Cena, meanwhile, has been eager to get his hands on Rollins since Night of Champions, when The Architect arguably cost Cena his WWE World Heavyweight Championship rematch against Brock Lesnar. In recent weeks, Cena and Ambrose have come to each other’s aid as well as left one another high and dry, seemingly leaving both Superstars uncertain of each other’s motives.
The structure of determining Rollins’ Hell in a Cell opponent sets the table for a very intriguing night on Oct. 26 and begs numerous questions. Just how far will Cena and Ambrose go to secure their spot against Rollins? To what degree will their one-on-one conflict impair the winner when he claims his “prize” — a Hell in a Cell Match against the ever-dangerous and intelligent Rollins? Most important, perhaps: Will it be Ambrose or Cena who goes straight to “Hell” on Oct. 26?
To find out, don’t miss Hell in a Cell when it airs live on WWE Network and pay-per-view on Sunday, Oct. 26, at 8 p.m. ET/5 p.m. PT!
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