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Considering the Hell in a Cell pay-per-view is named after a match that is specifically designed to stop the outside world interfering with the battle happening inside the ring, it is somewhat ironic that several of the other matches booked could plausibly encounter run-ins. Certainly, Dolph Ziggler has promised to cash in his Money in the Bank contract at some point during the event, while rumor is rife that Brock Lesnar is to return to help CM Punk pick up the finish against Ryback. These rumors may have become so ubiquitous that fans will be disappointed if both supposed invaders ...

It's been six weeks since the last WWE pay-per-view. If you'll recall, Night of Champions ended with a draw between CM Punk and John Cena. Then Cena needed surgery on his right arm, so instead of the big blowoff match between the two top guys, we're getting CM Punk vs. Ryback in the main event.  There are six advertised matches on the card with one of them being added during SmackDown this week. It was the divas match. There's a possibility that Antonio Cesaro vs. Justin Gabriel for the United States Title could be added to the show, but it's ...

Hell in a Cell is just a day away and the card is about as finalized as it can be.The co-main events are Sheamus vs. Big Show and CM Punk vs. Ryback inside the demonic Hell in a Cell.We also have tag, IC and Divas title matches on tap, with a grudge match between Alberto Del Rio and Randy Orton rounding out the card.One major possible outcome to the evening could be a potential cash-in by Money in the Bank holder Dolph Ziggler, who has been vocal about his intentions of cashing in.Let's take a look through the card and I ...

CM Punk! CM Punk! CM Punk!This has been WWE's national anthem since the summer of 2011.When the music hit, the fans jumped to their feet in adoration of their hero, the champion of the world and the voice of the voiceless.The character, the Superstar, CM Punk has been on a rocket ride to the stars, fueled by the fire, the adoration of millions.Now, all that merriment has been silenced and replaced by roars of boos and contempt...much to the delight of the "Best in the World".You see, CM Punk does what he does and says what he says because, well ...

While there is still so much uncertainty surrounding WWE’s October pay-per-view, Hell in a Cell, the intrigue surrounding the main event between fan-favorite CM Punk and unproven star Ryback has wrestling fans all over the world ready to tune in. There has been no clear ending to this match—or the actual PPV itself—that has presented itself through storylines so far, but the fact that this WWE title bout is unpredictable is exactly what the company wants. The Hell in a Cell card is far from the WWE’s most impressive of the year, but a solid lower card and a potentially ...

In what was the final piece of WWE programming before Hell in a Cell, SmackDown produced a great show filled with key storyline developments. This Sunday’s pay-per-view now looks pretty much good to go, with issues surrounding virtually every match of the Hell in a Cell card being addressed on SmackDown. The only exception was the CM Punk/Ryback rivalry which has essentially been reserved exclusively for Monday Night Raw. But which of these issues were the most important? Once again, we take a look at the five key talking points to emanate from SmackDown this week, discussing their impact on ...

Ring Rust Radio is the best wrestling show on the airwaves, and this week was no different. With strong opinions on CM Punk, Ryback, John Cena and more, this is where you need to get all of your weekly WWE nuggets.Bleacher Report featured columnists Michael Cahill, Brandon Galvin, Mike Chiari and Donald Wood giving the lowdown on all things going on in the wrestling world. With another unpredictable episode of Ring Rust Radio in the books, you can't afford to miss another second of the action. Catch us LIVE every Tuesday at 6 p.m. ET (some language NSFW) or follow us on Twitter @RingRustRadio.We may just read your questions and comments LIVE ...

Since 1987, the Survivor Series extravaganza has been an annual staple of WWE.It started out as a Thanksgiving tradition featuring multi-man tag team competition, became synonymous with the "Screwjob" in 1997 and, just last year, it highlighted The Rock's return to in-ring action.The 2012 Survivor Series, according to PWinsider.com, has the potential to be another memorable show built around the end of a historic rivalry between the two biggest names in WWE: Local advertising in Indianapolis for the 2012 Survivor Series PPV is built around a tease for the end of John Cena's feud with CM Punk for the WWE title. ...

Welcome, ladies and gentlemen, to my weekly SmackDown recap list. I always appreciate my loyal readers, but for those of you who are new, each week I recap SmackDown with a long list. The entries are made up of equal parts observations, humor, recap, play-by-play, revelations, speculations, questions, answers and anything else I notice during the show. I sometimes comment on commercials, too, just because I get bored during them. I try and interject some fun into these lists, so I hope you have fun reading this week's list of the things we learned, loved and hated from the show.Begin Slideshow

Whether you love him or hate him, there is no denying that Alberto Del Rio is one of the most athletic men on the WWE's roster.Del Rio's list of accolades include championships with Mexico's top lucha libre promotions, a wrestling pedigree that includes his uncle Mil Mascaras and his father, Dos Caras, and a highly successful career as a shoot fighter.In addition to this, Del Rio has the size to be a dominant star. Billed at 6'5", Del Rio soars over many of the WWE's current stars.In theory, the summation of his skills, his wrestling legacy and his look should ...