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WWE Hell in a Cell Post-Game Show

Plus, debating who will be the next superstar to get an opportunity to move into the main event picture

By David Shoemaker, Evan Mack, and Phil Schneider
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Dave, Jack, Greg, Phil and Dip immediately hop on Spotify Live to look back at WWE Hell in a Cell. They discuss Cody Rhodes and Seth Rollins match and Cody’s performance with a reportedly torn pectoral muscle (0:37), who would be the next superstar to get an opportunity to move into the main-event picture (12:00), and Bianca Belair retaining her Raw Women’s Championship (25:33).

Hosts: David Shoemaker, Bryan Diperstein, Jack Farmer, Greg Hyde and Phil Schneider
Producer: Brian H. Waters

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