After an exciting three hours of wrestling, WWE Hell in a Cell concluded last night with a main event between Roman Reigns and Braun Strowman for the Universal Championship.The pair have been feuding on-and-off since 2017, but their Cell match was supposed to be the end to the rivalry, but with Mick Foley as the special guest referee, there was obviously going to be shenanigans - and the WWE Universe were proven right.Seth Rollins, Dean Ambrose, Dolph Ziggler and Drew McIntyre all got involved outside the Cell, with Intercontinental Champion Rollins and Tag Team champ Ziggler both careering off the side of the structure and through an announce table each.And the cherry on-top of the cake was the return of Brock Lesnar - not seen since SummerSlam - who kicked the Cell door down and laid waste to both Reigns and Strowman, rendering the match a No Contest.Despite the confusing ending, Foley looked great in the ring last night, he was moving fine and looked fresher than he has done in a good while.But he made a significant botch during the match that the fans just could not miss.Midway through the match, Strowman laid out Reigns with a chokeslam in the middle of the ring, but as he made the pin, Foley's hand definitely hit the mat three times - and it was so obvious.
The commentary team were clearly shocked, and from the audible groans of the crowd in San Antonio, they noticed it too.
Corey Graves attributed it to the fact that Foley is not a full-time referee, which is a very good save.
It could have been glossed over by Graves, Renee Young and Michael Cole, but it was either on instinct or a shout from Vince McMahon that saw it covered.
Despite the one huge mistake, the match went by without any hitches, although it looks set to happen all over again as there was no conclusive winner, the first time that has ever happened in such a match.