WWE HELL IN A CELL REVIEW AND MATCH RATING

Just as Triple H promised, someone finally won the vacant WWE Championship title, the Punk-Heyman feud got into a climax inside the cage, The Rhodes brothers stood their ground and successfully defended their tag team title and most notably, it was a splendid night for returning superstars as the Red Big Monster, Kane, made his presence known (Miz can testify to that) and John Cena becomes the new World Heavyweight Champion after he missed the last two PPV due to injury.

Click here to read on how the Hell in a Cell show went down from the American Airlines Arena, Miami, Florida. Here are the reactions, reviews and ratings for the matches.

The pre-show saw Damien Sandow takes on Kofi Kingston after the earlier slated match to kick start the show was cancelled due to injury on Curtis Axel. The two guys had a good match in the ring if it was to be compared to the fact that it was an impromptu match and there has not been a good chemistry between both of them before. Sandow picks the win, prep-ping the fans to see him as a legitimate world champion. 

GRADE: B

The tag team championship triple threat match involving defending champions Cody Rhodes and Goldust, The Usos and The Shield went pretty well. It was quite a fantastic match as each member explored their strength so well.Not a bad idea in making the defending champions retain their title. 

GRADE: A

The Miz promo on Bray Wyatt went cool likewise. The high point of this was when Rowan and Harper attacked The Miz and Kane makes his return to WWE to clear every member in the ring, including Miz. Love every bit of the action and The crowd's large pop for Kane.

The tag team match between Fandango and Summer Rae against Khali and Natalya just seems to be some time-wasting match. More of dancing and teasing, less action in the ring. Summer Rae picks the win for her team.

GRADE: C

The impromptu match involving Dean Ambrose and Big E Langston for the US championship title went well too. Langston was really impressive. Though he won the match, he did not win the title.

GRADE: B

I hope it is time we stop seeing the Punk-Heyman feud. Punk did got his so much wanted revenge on Heyman but the bout with Ryback was just not top notch. Both superstars could have done better.

GRADE: B

And the new talk in town, Los Matadores. They got on a good performance and showed their class in defeating the Real Americans. Great match indeed.

GRADE: A

The returning John Cena did not look too convincing. It was quite easy to predict that Cena was going to win after the first few minutes in the match. Not a bad show from Del Rio and Cena though as both men proved how much talented they are in the ring and to the WWE industry as a whole. Cena won and there was no sign of Damien Sandow coming out to cash-in his briefcase. 

GRADE: B

The main event went quite well. It was expected that if Orton was going to win, HBK would surely have a hand in it. Not much of a disappointment but things went too predictable after Triple H made his way out to the ring. Randy Orton pins Daniel Bryan to become the new WWE Champion.

GRADE: B

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DAMIEN SANDOW VS KOFI KINGSTON TO KICK OFF HELL IN A CELL

It was reported earlier that the Intercontinental championship title match between Curtis Axel and Big E Langston, slated to be the kick off match for this year's Hell in a Cell pay-per-view, has been cancelled due to an unforeseen injury to Curtis Axel.

In place of the scheduled Intercontinental Title bout will be a singles match between Kofi Kingston and Mr Money in the bank, Damien Sandow.

Just to make him look in good shape as he might likely cash in his briefcase tonight for the World Heavyweight Championship Title, I want to believe Sandow will come out of this with a win though Kofi won't be an easy push-over.

WWE HELL IN A CELL BREAKING NEWS: CURTIS AXEL PULLED OUT OF TITLE MATCH

WWE has called off the Curtis Axel versus Big E Langston Intercontinental title match that was scheduled to be the kick off match for the WWE Hell in a Cell pay-per-view in Florida, Miami. The WWE twitter page announced that Axel is out with an undisclosed injury.

WWE HELL IN A CELL 2013: PREVIEW AND PREDICTIONS

This Sunday, the WWE presents it's third pay-per-view in six weeks, Hell in A Cell, which will likely see an end to some feud and decides which champions will be champions no longer. To start with, here is the matches billed for Sunday's event:

Curtis Axel (C) vs Big E Langston (Intercontinental Championship)

Los Matadores vs The Real Americans

AJ Lee (C) vs Brie Bella (Divas Championship)

Cody Rhodes and Goldust vs The Shield vs The Usos (Tag Team Championship)

CM Punk vs Ryback and Paul Heyman

Alberto Del Rio (C) vs John Cena (World Heavyweight Championship)

Randy Orton vs Daniel Bryan (WWE Championship)

The show would be opening with a bout featuring Curtis Axel defending his Intercontinental title against Big E Langston. It must be said that Langston recent face turn should signify better things ahead for this superstar. I expect him to control most part of this match but still, he has to wait for a rematch he wins the Intercontinental Championship title. Axel, with Heyman's influence, should be able to defend his title successfully come Sunday.

Los Matadores against the Real Americans. Did I hear someone say Mexico against USA? Lol. Honestly, I just think the Real Americans are condemned to win this match and start pushing for the tag team title in subsequent PPVs ahead.

Sweet, sexy AJ Lee. I don't know why my crystal ball is going against her. Recently, Brie Bella has picked some wins against her and i think we should expect a repeat of this come sunday. It's time we should start believing that there are other divas who are capable of being champions too. Brie for the win and to become new Divas champion.

Rhodes brothers vs The shield vs The Usos. What a match this would be. For me, this seems to be a match which is most difficult to place a bet on. Each of the team are worthy enough to be tag team champion. Wherever this tends to go, I just think the defending champions, Cody Rhodes and Goldust, won't be able to defend their title.

CM Punk and Heyman. This storyline has been on for so long now that it is getting boring. The only saving grace is that both parties involved are great on the mic. Hoping sunday's Hell in a Cell match will finally be enough to settle the feud between this two guys. I see Punk getting his so-much desired revenge on Heyman, after a horrid, brutal brawl with Ryback.

The Champ is here! The returning John Cena should defeat Alberto Del Rio. I want to believe Sandow would surely cash in his briefcase. It all now depends on how fit Cena is in competing in subsequent matches. If he's not ready for in-ring activities, Sandow should be the new World Heavyweight champion but if Cena is finally up to his feet and ready to go after the lay-off due to injury, I see the super Cena manoeuvring his way to also defeat Sandow.

With the inclusion of Shawn Michaels as the special guest referee in the main event match between Randy Orton and Daniel Bryan in a Cell, it is definitely guaranteed that this would be better than the previous matches between these two guys. The question has been if Michaels would turn heel or be fair enough in officiating this match. Either way, I see Bryan winning the WWE title.

Big Show, and maybe Dolph Ziggler likewise, should have some kind of presence in one of the matches. (Big Show most likely to interfere somehow in the main event match). Also, The Miz should be in rest for this PPV as I don't see where he could get involved in all the matches.