WWE Bad Blood didn’t disappoint the expectations

The hosts of WWE Bad Blood are also welcomed: Naomi, Bianca Belair and Jade Cargill who welcome the crowd, and once this formality is completed that the borders of hell are drawn and she is made to fall: the infernal cage!

HELL IN A CELL MATCH: Drew McIntyre vs. CM Punk – The crowd cheers for CM Punk before it even hits the ground, but the first to enter – with a standing ovation – is Scotsman Drew McIntyre. The director shows a spectator of excellence sitting in the front row with his son: to the delight of your favorite writer (me), Bill Goldberg! And on the notes of Cult of Personality, to the cry of “It’s clobberin’ time” he arrives: The Best in the World, The voice of the Voiceless, The Second City Saint and all the appellations you want to give him… Or, more simply, CM Punk! For the statistics and numbers lovers, this is the third Hell in a Cell for Drew McIntyre and the fifth for CM Punk.

The General Manager of Monday Night Raw was peremptory: the rivalry between CM Punk and Drew McIntyre ends here. The draw will be unblocked and everyone will go their own way. The two exchange a long look of contempt before approaching each other at a slow pace. They exchange words – incomprehensible to us – in the center of the ring before starting to give them a good reason. McIntyre is the first to take the lead and throw his opponent out of the ring, where the fight moves.

Punk repeatedly throws the Scotsman against the structure, taking time to get a table and chair under the ring. But that chair does not make time to use it because it passes into the hands of McIntyre who throws Punk on the steps of access to the ring where he then suffocates him.

Liv Morgan vs. Rhea Ripley

WWE WOMEN’S WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP SHARK CAGE MATCH: Liv Morgan (c) vs. Rhea Ripley – What do I tell you? Liv Morgan and Dominik Misterio have the typical expression of someone who is plotting something and is aware that they have an ace in the hole. The referee urges…