WWE Hell in a Cell 2016 is poised to be the continuation of several stories that Clash of Champions left unfinished.
Sami Zayn didn't take down Chris Jericho on Raw's first brand-exclusive pay-per-view since the July draft. Brian Kendrick refused to accept his loss to T.J. Perkins with humility. The collision between Kevin Owens and Seth Rollins ended in controversy, confusion and a stack of questions.
All that will spell Clash of Champions rematches galore when WWE unveils Hell in a Cell on Oct. 30.
WWE does have five weeks' worth of Raw in between the two events, so there will be time for new narratives to emerge, as well. That's good news for fans of Enzo Amore and others who are likely to benefit from ...
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