Seth Rollins vs. Kevin Owens Inside Hell in a Cell
For a guy who has been banged up as of late, nobody could tell Seth Rollins to slow down and only give 75 percent. WWE Hell in a Cell thrived on two matches, with this one being excellent. Owens with two flying sentons to the back of Rollins. Owens steps on Rollins chest. Owens slaps Rollins in the chest. Owens drives Rollins face first into the steel. Owens rams Rollins face across the steel. Rollins with a back elbow to Owens. Owens again sends Rollins face first into the steel. Owens drives Rollins back first into the steel ring post. Owens brings Rollins back into the ring. Owens goes for a pin, but Rollins kicks out at the count of two. Owens kicks Rollins in the back. Owens with a running boot to the face of Rollins for a two count. Rollins with a lightning quick offense to Owens. Owens launches Rollins through the middle rope into the steel. Owens with a running clothesline to Rollins in the corner. Owens connects with the Cannonball. Rollins exit’s the ring. Owens with the Cannonball on the steel.
Rollins suplex’s Owens on the ring apron. Rollins with two consecutive suicide dives. Rollins ascends to the top rope and Owens gets out of the ring. Owens hits Rollins in the ribs with a fire extinguisher. Owens sprays referee Chad Patton in the face with the fire extinguisher. Owens rolls Rollins back into the ring. Chris Jericho enters the cell. Rollins sends Jericho crashing shoulder first onto the steel. Owens with a inverted side slam to Rollins for a two count. Owens and Rollins battle for position on the top rope. Rollins connects with a springboard knee strike. Rollins gets Owens in position for the Pedigree, but Jericho distracts him. Rollins drops Jericho with the Pedigree. Owens drops Rollins with a thrust kick.
Rollins Deadlift Powerbomb’s Owens through two tables on the outside. Rollins connects with the Frog Splash for a two count as Jericho drags referee John Cone out of the ring. Rollins throws Jericho onto the broken table pieces on the outside. Rollins with a running Buckle Bomb to Jericho onto the steel. Owens plants Rollins with the Pop Up Powerbomb for a two count. Owens goes to the ground and pound attack. Owens headbutt’s Rollins. Jericho gives Owens a steel chair. Owens hits Rollins in the back repeatedly with the steel chair. Rollins low blows Owens. Rollins hits JeriKO in the back with a steel chair. Owens plants Rollins with a DDT on the steel chair. Owens Powerbomb’s Rollins through two steel chairs to pickup the victory. After the match, Jericho drops Rollins with the Codebreaker.
Talk about a physical battle, one that featured so many spots but continued the pacing and wrestling that we are accustomed to see with Seth Rollins and Kevin Owens. I really enjoyed this for a few reasons. Is there a match or moment since Rollins’ face turn that he did not look like a face 100 percent of the time. This was his shining moment, almost overcoming so much brutality and punishment. How about the strength he showed with his powerbomb from Owens through tables? You saw him physically drained, but never stopping getting that big moment. At the end of the night, Seth Rollins looks like a bigger star, Kevin Owens looks like a strong champion (still winning as a heel) and Chris Jericho remains a wild card in a feud that I would not mind continuing into 2017. The last piece will be Triple H. When will it be time for Seth Rollins to play the game?
