– The originally scheduled main event for Monday’s Raw in Memphis, Tennessee was to have featured WWE Tag Team Champions Cody Rhodes and Goldust vs. The Shield in a Handicap Match. Vince McMahon, however, changed creative plans over the course of the day, as a Triple Threat Match for the WWE Tag Team Championship was instead announced for this Sunday at Hell in a Cell (Cody Rhodes and Goldust will defend their belts against The Shield and the Uso brothers) and United States Champion Dean Ambrose vs. Daniel Bryan was added to the show at the last minute.

Speaking of Ambrose, he appeared to have tweaked his knee after being tossed out of the ring during his show-opening match against Bryan. He was limping slightly backstage following the match, but it is not considered serious.

– In a tag team match pitting Hell in a Cell opponents, CM Punk and Big E Langston defeated Intercontinental Champion Curtis Axel and Ryback on Raw. Following the bout, there was a lot of talk backstage of Punk appearing hurt.

– While Xavier Woods was backstage at Raw, there were no plans for him to appear on the broadcast.

(source: PWInsider.com)

– This Sunday at WWE Hell in a Cell, the WWE Tag Team Championship will be on the line as Cody Rhodes and Goldust defend their titles against Roman Reigns and Seth Rollins, as well as Jey and Jimmy Uso, in a Triple Threat Match. In this “Backstage Fallout” video for Raw, The Shield and the brother duo vow to regain the gold. Plus, AJ Lee appears almost speechless after losing her match against Brie Bella.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sd4g9dZi2u8

– This week’s WWE Classics On Demand updates are as follows: WWE Payback (June 16 2013), WWF at Madison Square Garden (December 29, 1991, featuring “The British Bulldog” Davey Boy Smith vs. Berzerker, Sgt. Slaughter vs. Col. Mustafa and General Adnan, Greg “The Hammer” Valentine vs. Hercules, The Nasty Boys vs. The Bushwhackers, Skinner vs. Jim Powers, Chris Walker vs. the Brooklyn Brawler, Virgil vs. Repo Man, WWF Intercontinental Champion Bret Hart vs. “The Million Dollar Man” Ted Dibiase, Hulk Hogan vs. Ric Flair), WWWF Championship Wrestling (January 28, 1978), ECW Hardcore TV (November 6, 1998), WWF Prime Time Wrestling (December 11, 1989).

– In addition to Xavier Woods, fellow WWE NXT wrestler Tyler Breeze was backstage at Monday’s Raw in Memphis, Tennessee. He competed on WWE live events over the weekend in matches against Justin Gabriel.

With Nikki Bella recovered from her shin injury and no longer banned from ringside, The Bella Twins reunited on Raw as they took down Divas Champion AJ Lee and Tamina. Six days before AJ and Brie tangle at Hell in a Cell, Lee suffered the pinfall loss following a Bella Buster from the No. 1 Contender.

Following the bout, Brie declared in Tout message that she will defeat AJ this Sunday at Hell in a Cell: “What you just saw here at Raw is exactly what I’m going to do to AJ Lee this Sunday Hell in a Cell. And once again, that Bella Buster is going to take her down and I will become the new Divas Champion because AJ Lee isn’t the only who has passion for that title. Brie Bella does as well.”

As for Nikki, she remarked on Twitter about her first match since June 3 with the following: “I’m cleared and it feels oh SO good to be back in that ring! Besos! Nikki #BellaTwins #TwinMagic #RAW #Twinning.”

It was announced on Monday’s edition of WWE RAW that on this week’s WWE Main Event, which will be taped on Tuesday night, Goldust will take on Seth Rollins in one of the main events on the show.

Also announced on RAW this week was the Kickoff Show match for this Sunday’s WWE Hell In A Cell pay-per-view. In a WWE Intercontinental Championship match, current champion Curtis Axel will defend his title against Big E. Langston.

Finally, a “MizTV” segment with special guest Randy Orton will take place on this week’s WWE SmackDown, which will also be taped this Tuesday evening.

Make sure to check back here at the website on Sunday night for the best WWE Hell In A Cell live results coverage on the web.

NEW Matches & *SPOILERS* For Sunday’s WWE Hell In A Cell PPV — CLICK HERE!

In a rematch from WWE Battleground, it has just been confirmed by WWE.com that Divas Champion AJ Lee will defend her title against Brie Bella this Sunday at WWE Hell in a Cell.

WWE explains that with Bella’s victory over Lee on last week’s episode of SmackDown, she has earned another opportunity to capture the belt.

Here is the updated card for the pay-per-view event taking place in Miami, Florida.

* Randy Orton vs. Daniel Bryan (WWE Championship Hell in a Cell Match)

* World Heavyweight Champion Alberto Del Rio vs. John Cena

* CM Punk vs. Ryback and Paul Heyman (Handicap Hell in a Cell Match)

* Divas Champion AJ Lee vs. Brie Bella

This week on Because Wrestling, it’s prediction season for WWE Hell in a Cell! (more…)

-WWE has a new featured article up on their official website celebrating the 15-year anniversary of the infamous Mick Foley bump off the top of the cage during his legendary Hell In A Cell match with The Undertaker. Fans interested in reading that piece can do so online at WWE.com.

-The debut edition of Jake “The Snake” Roberts’ “Snake Radio” show is now online. Fans interested in checking that out can do so below:

http://youtu.be/rWK3bglN0kY

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Following Friday’s edition of WWE SmackDown, some new items have been revealed for this coming Monday’s edition of WWE RAW.

RAW on Monday is scheduled to feature, among other things, an official contract signing between Randy Orton and Daniel Bryan for their Hell In A Cell match for the vacant WWE Championship at the WWE Hell In A Cell pay-per-view.

WWE Hall Of Famer Shawn Michaels, who will serve as the special guest referee for the aforementioned Orton-Bryan title match, will also be appearing on Monday’s RAW.

Also announced for RAW on Monday, as we reported previously, is Triple H “dealing with the Rhodes Brothers” for winning the WWE Tag-Team Championships from The Shield’s Seth Rollins and Roman Reigns on last week’s show, as well as more information on “The Game” stripping Big Show of his name.

Finally, WWE will follow-up on the storyline concussion that RAW General Manager Brad Maddox suffered after being on the receiving end of a Big Show knockout punch on Friday’s SmackDown.

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-On Saturday, October 19th, WWE Hall Of Famer Bret “The Hitman” Hart will be making an appearance at the Revolution Pro Wrestling (RPW) event in London, England. Also scheduled for the show is Colt Cabana, Davey Richards, Doug Williams and New Japan Pro Wrestling (NJPW) star Tanahashi. For more information, visit RevolutionProWrestling.com.

-WWE Superstar John Cena continues to hype his upcoming WWE in-ring return at the “Hell In A Cell” pay-per-view next Sunday, October 27th, in Miami, Florida. Cena’s latest tweet reads as follows:

Many opinions from the @WWEUniverse about what they will see at #hiac well, pick a side now because in 8 days #cenation knows #WRS

— John Cena (@JohnCena) October 19, 2013

DIRECT LINK TO ARTICLE: Will Cena Be On RAW Or SD! Following Hell In A Cell?

According to one source, WWE is apparently puzzled as to why Brie Bella is not more over as a babyface right now. The general consensus is that she came off on the “Total Divas” reality show as a super-babyface, unlike her twin-sister Nikki Bella, who at times came off as a heel.

Considering the fact that she came off as such a babyface on the show, WWE reportedly failed to understand why she didn’t receive more sympathy from the fans during the beat down she suffered at the hands of Tamina Snuka and AJ Lee on this past Monday’s edition of WWE RAW.

Obviously, Total Divas represents a small percentage of the fan base that watches RAW, and the demographics are very different, however some in the company fail to make that connection.

Speaking of Bella, as noted previously, current plans call for her to challenge AJ Lee for the WWE Divas Championship at the upcoming WWE Hell In A Cell pay-per-view.

DIRECT LINK: More NEW Hell In A Cell PPV Matches

[Credit: Wrestling Observer Newsletter]

The word in WWE is that John Cena will not be appearing live in person on any WWE televised programming until the October 28th edition of WWE RAW. Cena will make his live return with the company at the WWE Hell In A Cell pay-per-view on Sunday, October 27th, and return to WWE television the next Monday night.

As far as Cena’s role when he returns, many have questioned if he will be on RAW or SmackDown, since he is challenging for Alberto Del Rio’s World Heavyweight Championship in his return match, and the World Heavyweight Championship is seen more as a SmackDown-brand title, whereas the WWE Championship is seen more as a RAW-brand title. The plan, as of right now, is for Cena to appear on both RAW and SmackDown following the Hell In A Cell pay-per-view, leading up to the Survivor Series pay-per-view in November. Following the Survivor Series event, Cena is scheduled to go on the road for WWE live events, but only appear on television on RAW on Monday night’s.

DIRECT LINK: Video Of John Cena’s Road To Recovery

[Credit: Wrestling Observer Newsletter]

-In addition to previously reported reasons, the WWE Tag-Team Championship change on RAW on Monday night was done in part because Vince McMahon was reportedly upset that all of the WWE Championships were held by heels.

-Apparently plans are now in place for the Big E. Langston babyface turn. According to reports, Langston is scheduled for a potential run with Curtis Axel for the WWE Intercontinental Championship. The match may be added to the undercard of the upcoming WWE Hell In A Cell pay-per-view.

-Other matches rumored to be added to the previously announced matches for the WWE Hell In A Cell pay-per-view include AJ Lee vs. Brie Bella for the WWE Divas Championship and The Real Americans vs. Los Matadores.

More Secret Backstage WWE News Like The Above Story

[Credit: Wrestling Observer Newsletter]

Originally, the plan was to promote a singles match between Bray Wyatt and The Miz for the WWE Hell In A Cell pay-per-view on October 27th. Due to Wyatt’s recent calf injury, those plans might be pushed back to the November Survivor Series pay-per-view.

The talk backstage in the company is that if Wyatt is not medically cleared for an in-ring return in time for a match at the Hell In A Cell show, WWE will work around the injury by having Wyatt stalk and torment Miz as a way to extend the build to the match until Wyatt can physically compete.

• Huge Update On The Severity Of Bray Wyatt’s Calf Injury — Click Here!

[Credit: PWInsider.com]

– There is talk backstage in WWE that the ongoing Big Show storyline will lead to a singles match against Triple H at November’s Survivor Series pay-per-view from Boston.

Another Rumored Match For WWE Survivor Series Revealed

-As previously reported, AJ Lee has been medically cleared to return to in-ring action following a recent concussion scare. According to one report, while AJ is unlikely to work a match at the upcoming Hell In A Cell pay-per-view, there has been talk of adding a match featuring AJ and Tamina Snuka against The Bella Twins

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[Credit: PWInsider.com]

– There are reports that WWE Hall of Famer Ric Flair recently finished up a stint in rehab, which is why he’s back to taking bookings now. Flair has been telling people he was resting up in Florida with his daughter, but Dave Meltzer of F4Wonline.com reports that WWE encouraged Flair to go to rehab.

– On Monday’s WWE RAW, Cody Rhodes and Goldust made history by capturing the WWE Tag Team championships from The Shield’s Roman Reigns and Seth Rollins. While original plans called for the title change to take place at Hell in a Cell, Vince McMahon made the call on Monday afternoon for the title change to take place later in the evening.

As of this writing, Cody Rhodes & Goldust will be defending the tag titles against The Shield and The Uso’s at Hell in a Cell.

(Information from F4Wonline.com was used in this report)

– As of Monday afternoon, Bray Wyatt will not be wrestling at Hell in a Cell. He’s expected to miss four weeks while he recovers from the leg injury he suffered at a live event over the weekend.

– WWE Hall of Famer Shawn Michaels is expected to appear on next week’s “go home” edition of WWE RAW to hype his role as special referee in the main event of Hell in a Cell.

– On Monday’s RAW, it was announced that CM Punk will wrestle Ryback and Paul Heyman inside Hell in a Cell at next weekend’s pay-per-view. Original plans called for only Daniel Bryan vs. Randy Orton to take place inside the steel cage, however, Vince McMahon made the decision on Monday afternoon to feature a second match inside the cell.

• WWE Storyline Plans For After Hell In a Cell, Why WWE Lowballed HUKL HOGAN

(Information from f4wonline.com was used in this report)

On Monday’s live edition of WWE RAW, a new match with an added stipulation was announced for the WWE Hell In A Cell pay-per-view, which emanates from Miami, Florida on October 27th.

It was announced by RAW General Manager Brad Maddox that a “Beat The Clock Challenge” would take place to determine whether Paul Heyman or CM Punk would get to select the stipulation for Punk’s match against Ryback at the Hell In A Cell pay-per-view. Ryback would take on R-Truth, while Punk would take on Curtis Axel. Ryback defeated Truth at 5:44, while Punk defeated Axel at 5:33.

It had already been revealed earlier in the night by Heyman that if Ryback won, the match with Punk would be a two-on-one handicap match against both Ryback and Axel. Since Punk won, he decided to keep it a two-on-one handicap match, instead featuring Ryback and Heyman against himself in a Hell In A Cell match.

With that now known, here is an updated look at the official lineup thus far for this year’s WWE Hell In A Cell pay-per-view:

Vacant WWE Championship
Hell In A Cell Match with Special Referee Shawn Michaels
-Daniel Bryan vs. Randy Orton

World Heavyweight Championship
-Alberto Del Rio (c) vs. John Cena

Hell In A Cell Handicap Match
-CM Punk vs. Ryback & Paul Heyman

Stay tuned to SESCOOPS.COM for further updates to the WWE Hell In A Cell pay-per-view lineup, and make sure to check back on Sunday, October 27th for the best live results coverage of the show on the internet.

Huge WWE Hell In A Cell Spoilers Revealed For October 27th

WWE recently announced a WWE Tag-Team Championship match for tonight’s live edition of WWE RAW. Current champions, Seth Rollins and Roman Reigns of The Shield, will defend their titles in a rematch from the WWE Battleground pay-per-view, as they take on Cody Rhodes and Goldust.

Also announced for tonight’s RAW, as previously reported, is the return of WWE Hall Of Famer Shawn Michaels, who will serve as the special guest referee for the upcoming WWE Hell In A Cell rematch for the vacant WWE Championship between Randy Orton and Daniel Bryan.

Make sure to check back here at the website at 8:00pm E.T. for detailed, live play-by-play results coverage of WWE RAW.

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The official WWE website has released their “Five-Point Preview” for tonight’s edition of the show. In the preview, WWE.com confirms that the special guest referee for the Hell In A Cell main event between Randy Orton and Daniel Bryan, WWE Hall Of Famer Shawn Michaels, will be appearing on the show.

Regarding HBK’s appearance on RAW tonight, WWE.com wrote the following:

With WWE Championship Match special guest referee Shawn Michaels now confirmed by WWE.com to appear on Raw, what twists and turns lie ahead on the path to the place where rivalries are settled? WWE.com has five possibilities for Monday night’s Raw.

Check out the full preview online at WWE.com.

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The following are highlights of a recent Miami Herald interview with WWE Superstar Daniel Bryan:

On if he was more nervous proposing to Brie Bella or working at WrestleMania: “Oh, I was way more nervous to pop the question, way more nervous to pop the question. You would think it would be the opposite, in front of 70,000 people, going out there in your spandex, but absolutely not. Popping the question was way more nerve-wracking.”

On if he thinks the Total Divas reality show will help women’s wrestling: “I hope it does. As of now, I don’t know where it’s at because the audiences are so different, but I would like to think it’s going to bring more female fans to WWE to watch the divas because the divas are really good at what they do. So I’m hoping that cross-section starts coming over. That would be great.”

On working in his first Hell In A Cell match: “Hell in a Cell is one of the most brutal matches that you can do in WWE. I’ve never been in one. So I’m going to go out there and do it once and probably only once [Bryan chuckles]. I don’t think most of the guys who’ve been in Hell in a Cell matches ever really want to go do it again. A lot of times the top guys end up doing multiple Hell in a Cell matches, but they’re [rough]. Every WWE superstar does want to do it once just to experience it.”

Check out the complete interview online at MiamiHerald.com.

Spoilers For Tonight’s RAW — Click Here!

-Several WWE Superstars have recently been tweeting a link to an online petition for WWE to “re-hire” Big Show, who was “fired” by Stephanie McMahon on this past Monday’s edition of WWE RAW. You can check out the petition online at Twitition.

-WWE Superstar John Cena, who as revealed on Monday’s edition of WWE RAW will be returning at WWE Hell In A Cell on October 27th, has begun counting down the days until his pay-per-view return. The following is the latest tweet from Cena:

15 days #evenstronger

— John Cena (@JohnCena) October 12, 2013

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-A few months ago it was reported that part-time WWE Superstar Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson would possibly be appearing at the WWE Hell In A Cell pay-per-view from his hometown of Miami, Florida on October 27th to start the wheels of motion for a potential match at WrestleMania XXX. As of last week, The Rock’s status for WrestleMania XXX was still unclear, and his rumored appearance at Hell In A Cell in Miami is likely off the table.

-The official Twitter page for WWE NXT recently started a new “NXT Diva Of The Month” feature, with the first honor going to NXT Diva Charlotte. Charlotte tweeted her reaction to the award, which you can check out below:

@WWENXT oh my!!! I am so honored, thank you so so much :) #shocked :)

— Charlotte (@MsCharlotteWWE) October 11, 2013

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-WWE has added legendary pro wrestler Tiger Mask to their Alumni section at WWE.com.

-WWE sent out an e-mail advertising the fact that tickets are still available for the Hell In A Cell pay-per-view in Miami, Florida. The fact that WWE is using this method to push tickets indicates that several tickets are still available, and that they aren’t selling as easily as they would like.

-The Gulf News website has posted photos of the WWE live event in Abu Dhabi, U.A.E. from Friday night. Fans interested in checking those out can do so online at GulfNews.com.

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-Apparently there were already plans in the works to bring back both Shawn Michaels and John Cena to WWE television prior to the Battleground pay-per-view situation. As noted in a report a few weeks ago, it leaked out during a radio interview that HBK was scheduled to return to WWE television. Additionally, Cena was in talks with the company about returning earlier than expected as well.

-Speaking of Cena’s return, many have questioned if his match at the upcoming WWE Hell In A Cell pay-per-view will be a one-time-only appearance. According to one source, Cena is returning full-time with the company, and his scheduled appearances in New York and on an upcoming overseas tour, both of which were reported weeks ago, will now include Cena working matches as opposed to simply appearing.

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[Credit: F4WOnline.com]

-According to one source, WWE was originally going to focus on a Big Show vs. Randy Orton feud following the Hell In A Cell pay-per-view on October 27th. Apparently, the new plan is for WWE to promote a three-way program that features Big Show vs. Randy Orton vs. Daniel Bryan.

-Several people within WWE are of the opinion that ever since Eric Pankowski left the company before this year’s SummerSlam pay-per-view, the creative direction has gone downhill.

After a lengthy career in Hollywood, Pankowski was hired by WWE in February of 2012 as the Senior Vice President of Creative and Development. Many credited Pankowski with the great creative run that WWE experienced over the past year, and feel that direction has suffered since his departure from the company.

*SPOILERS* For Plans At The WWE Hell In A Cell PPV — CLICK HERE!

[Credit: Wrestling Observer Newsletter]