While the B-level pay-per-views are usually purposed to be a holdover to the major events, Hell in a Cell boldly inserted itself to be one of the best of the year. During the event, there were many moments where fans were at the edge of their seats, even standing up in shock and awe. Moreover, on the pay-per-view, there were two title changes. One of those changes was Baron Cor bin winning the United States Championship by pinning Ty Dillinger in a triple threat match which included then-champion AJ Styles.
During his interview on Talking Smack, Cor bin gloated over the fact that he commenced his first reign as U.S. Champion, and that this is his first title since debuting in both NXT and the main roster. Cor bin was aware that both Styles and Dillinger are lurking after him, wanting a chance at his title. He also discussed the critics on Twitter, as he boastfully tweeted about his victory.
Later in the show, Styles was interviewed. Styles confirmed that he wants to invoke his rematch clause this coming Tuesday on Smack-down Live. He stated that his goal is to win the U.S. title, and then vie for the WWE Championship and hold both titles on his shoulders. In the WWE, the only person who was able to achieve this feat was Seth Rollins.
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