Hell in a Cell returns on Sunday.
It's one of WWE's most exciting, dangerous and violent 'gimmick' PPV events and fans are always excited to see the demonic structure lowered onto the ring.
There are some incredible matches suited to the cell this year, too.
Bayley and Sasha Banks are expected to main event the PPV, finally ending their long-running feud over the SmackDown Women's Championship.
Roman Reigns will meet Jey Uso in an 'I Quit' match with huge consequences, while Drew McIntyre defends the WWE Championship against Randy Orton too.
All three of those bouts are currently scheduled to take place inside the cell.
There's plenty more action to look forward to on Sunday as well. So let's get into it. Below is everything you need to know ahead of Hell in a Cell.
Date, time and venue:
Hell in a Cell will air live on Sunday, October 25 2020. It's scheduled to start at 11pm UK time (7pm Eastern Time) due to the UK clocks returning to GMT.
Matches will take place inside the WWE ThunderDome at the Amway Center in Orlando, FL. There will be no fans in attendance due to the coronavirus pandemic.
How to watch:
The pay-per-view will be shown live on the WWE Network.
As ever, it's free for new subscribers but after a 30-day trial, it costs £9.99 per month to continue.
Alternatively, Hell in a Cell is available to UK based fans on BT Sport Box Office.
Hell in a Cell match card:
- Jeff Hardy vs Elias - singles match
- Otis (MITB contract holder) vs The Miz - singles match for the MITB contract
- Drew McIntyre (c) vs Randy Orton - Hell in a Cell match for the WWE Championship
- Roman Reigns (c) vs Jey Uso - Hell in a Cell "I Quit" match for the Universal Championship (if Jey loses, he and Jimmy Uso will have to become Roman's subordinates)
- Bayley (c) vs Sasha Banks - Hell in a Cell match for the SmackDown Women's Championship
The Hell in a Cell card is subject to change, with matches being added or removed.