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Satan's structure has been tormenting WWE superstars for many years. Tonight is the night where evil undoubtedly reigns supreme but within the confinds of the mansion-like metal structure will it be Mark Henry that cuts the head of The Viper? Will it be Alberto Del-Rio CM Punk or John Cena that prevails in the first ever Triple Threat Hell In A Cell match? We find out tonight Live at WWE HELL IN A CELL!

The pyro's go off as we come Live into the N'awlins Arena from New Orleans Louisiana and Michael Cole brings us in alongside the legendary Booker T. and Hall Of Fame announcer Jim Ross. They talk up the two main events and the first superstar who enters the pay-per-view tonight is Christian. The commentary trio review how Christian screwed the Celtic Warrior Sheamus out of the Intercontinental Championship and that's why the two superstars meet here tonight. Wait a minute there's commotion in the audience as we see that The Miz and R-Truth are making their way to the front row. The pair of them were fired by WWE COO Triple H a couple of weeks ago but they have tickets for the show right here. John Laurinaitis enters along with security and he doesn't care if Miz and R-Truth have tickets. Laurinaitis removes them from ringside and we presume they've been ejected from the building.

Christian vs. Sheamus

This match-up isn't in the Hell In A Cell structure but this is a good thing for Christian because it allows him a chance to run from the Great White Sheamus if he needs to take a breather from the beat-down that ensues as soon as the contest begins. Sheamus grounds and pounds Christian and gets a couple of Two-counts but then Christian makes a run for it. He tries to outsmart Sheamus by the ring apron but Sheamus ties him over the top rope and he cross-blows Christian over his chest with heavy forearm shots. This leads to the Irish-man gaining further control but he then gets ahead of himself and goes top rope but "Oh my goodness!" says Booker as Christian pushes Sheamus off the top and he lands hard against the barricade at ringside. Christian takes over now and he is fiery as he takes Sheamus back in the ring and he tries to keep the much bigger man to the canvas. Christian boots him down stomping on him and even trying various submssion holds that wear Sheamus down. Sheamus tries to come back but Christian uses the rope for leverage to keep Sheamus aback and he then follows up with a missile dropkick from off the middle turnbuckle. Sheamus takes a hell of a beating but JR says he's "tougher than a two-dollar steak" as we watch him come back in this match almost dropping Christian with a Gorilla Press Slam. Christian fights back however almost nailing his KillSwith finisher but Sheamus counters with a lifting cross-backbreaker. Sheamus sets up for the High Cross and Christian counters. The two battle to the corner and Christian uses his ring awareness to sucker Sheamus in and soon hit a tornado DDT - but Sheamus kicks out before the ref can even count One! Sheamus uses this to turn momentum and he athletically embarks on the top turnbuckle to fly off and nail Christian with a diving shoulder block. That was huge and now Sheamus has the fans behind him he pounds his chest before setting for a finish but no Christian's experience pays dividends as he befalls Sheamus to ringside and he spears him there too. Sheamus makes it back in the ring at the count of Eight but Christian nails him in the middle of the ring with the spear! One! Two! - wow and Sheamus kicks out! The two go back and forth as Christian can't believe the resilience of Sheamus and in the end it's lights out; Sheamus drills Christian down with the Brogue Kick and that's game set match!

Winner: Sheamus.

Backstage Matt Striker interviews the World Champion the World's Strongest Man Mark Henry. Henry says he doesn't care for Strikers questions and he states that he doesn't care where he beats Randy Orton. Henry ends: "Whether it's in Hell In A Cell or a back alley. Randy Orton is gonna join the Hall of Pain!"

Sin Cara (Blue) vs. Sin Cara (Black)

Winner walks away as the real Sin Cara

For weeks the two Sin Cara's have been mirror identities of one another. This past week in the WWE one of the Sin Cara's changed their ring attire to the same style but to the colour of black. Now the two battle and the winner is to walk away with the rights to the name Sin Cara. Right away we see Blue and Black try out do one another and it seems that the fans are firmly behind Sin Cara Blue. Sin Cara Black however is the first to ground his opponent and he's then also the first to resort to right hand shots and kicks to the gut rather than regular luchador-style moves by his mirror opponent. Sin Cara Blue befalls Sin Cara Black to ringside and the fans apreciate the athleticism of his moves. Sin Cara Black comes back with an Eddie Geurrero like leaping backsplash back into the ring and Black then chinlocks Blue trying to keep his momentum down and perhaps drive the oxeygen out of him. Black hits a dropkick to the back of Blue before cornering him and soon clobbering him to ringside. Sin Cara Black then dives over the top rope right onto Blue at ringside and he too puts on an athletic masterpiece for the audience. He brings Blue back in the ring for Two on the count. He gets him up to throw him against the ropes and perform a tilt-o-whirl backbreaker and that too gets him just Two on the count. Sin Cara Black now becomes viscious. It's not about the moves as much now he's just booting the spine of Blue punching him in his face. This wakes up Sin Cara Blue though and he befalls Black to ringside before going high risk and flying to cross body Black down at ringside right by the announcers table. The match comes back in the ring and the fans love the action as the two superstars go back and forth. They battle to the corner but balanced on the corner point of the top rope and Blue performs an amazing armdrag to Black right back into the ring. This leads to an onslaught from Black but Blue reverses a move attempt to flip right over Blacks back and powerbomb-like slam Black to the mat for the count of One! Two! Three!

Winner: Sin Cara (Blue).

Backstage it seems David Otunga is trying to will CM Punk on his side. Punk declines Otunga's advances and says that he hates lawyers so "vanish."

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Air Boom (c) vs. Jack Swagger & Dolph Ziggler w/ Vickie Guerrero

WWE Tag Team Title match

JR says that he really likes the potential of Swagger and Ziggler - if they really are on the same page as a tag team. We've seen Evan Bourne and Kofi Kingston do immensely well as Tag Champions so far and with Vickie's stable here it seems that the WWE's Tag Team division may be set for a revamp especially with the likes of The Uso's one the card down on NXT Redemption. The match at hand begins with Kofi Kingston in charge but then Evan tags in and Swagg and Dolph then set to pick him apart. Kofi gets the fans going but Ziggler remains in control for the moment. He gets ahead of himself smashing himself off the top turnbuckle and this allows Evan to tag Kofi. Kingston comes in in typical Controlled Frenzy fashion but before he can get anything going Jack Swagger is smart to lower the middle rope and Kofi's own momentum sends him through the ropes to the outside. The comms discuss how Hugh Jackman recently guest starred on RAW and he shattered the jaw of Dolph Ziggler with a hefty Wolverine-like punch. Michael Cole puts all the blame on COO Triple H whereas Booker T. argues that the only place anything counts is in the ring and the bottom line is that Dolph lost that night to Zack Ryder. Sure it was with Jackman's help but why's that Triple H's problem? Swagger and Ziggler dominate Kofi Kingston as Vickie Guerrero prepares us for Halloween with her cackled laughter at ringside. Ziggler the United States Champion is arrogant as he drops an elbow on Kofi and gets Two on the cover. Kofi tries to get to his corner but Swagger tags in and performs the ankle lock! Kingston counters and now both men are down. Evan and Dolph both tag in at the same time and Evan is a speed freak as he clobbers Swagg to ringside and then leaps off the top rope to double knee drive Dolph to the canvas. Evan gets Two on the count he then performs a standing moonsault and that gets Two aswell. Swagger comes in illegally now ankle locking Bourne but Kofi's alive and he breaks it. The match goes on with Ziggler and Bourne legal. The ref finally restores some order but Dolph then tags Swagg to set for a super powerbomb from out the corner. Bourne though counters in a hurracanranna pinning predicament Kofi befalls Ziggler and that's it Air Bourne retain!

Winners and Still WWE Tag Team Champions: Evan Bourne and Kofi Kingston Air Boom.

We're shown a video package that tells us of the re-emergence of Mark Henry. The World's Strongest Man has become the World's Strongest Champion and he defeated Viper Randy Orton to end his fifteen year long World Title drought. Henry says that no one will take the Championship from him and that Randy Orton tonight RKO or not The Viper's going to be inducted into Henry's Hall Of Pain.

Mark Henry (c) vs. Randy Orton

Hell In A Cell match for the World Heavyweight Title

Orton goes at Henry right after the introductions and he manages to befall henry to ringside. He twice rams Henry into the side of the Hell In A Cell structure and Orton begins right off the bat hurting Henry any which way he can. Orton is the second most successful superstar in Hell Cell matches after Triple H and now he has the chance to not only defeat the Hall Of Pain President but also win back the World Heavyweight Title. The two battle in and back out of the ring where Henry uses the ring-post as an equalizer to ram Orton's arm into the steel. Henry then rag-dolls Orton within a bearhug grasp. He rams his opponent into two sides of the Cell and then the ring-post before getting him back in the ring and performing an almighty running powerslam! "Oh my goodness!" says Booker as JR depicts the match stating that Randy Orton may not be the same in this match after that succession of moves and especially that one running powerslam move. Henry dominates Orton at ringside literally choking Orton with the sole of his boot. The World Champion takes apart the steel steps and then lines up Orton lifting the top part of the steps over his shoulder and he launches the stairs like a shotput! Orton manages to dive out of the way but good golly if that connected then Orton would've died right here at Hell In A Cell no pun intended. Orton stays in this match as Henry trash talks him. Orton tries to work up some momentum back in the ring but Henry takes him down and performs the World's Strongest Splash! One! Two! - wow Orton kicks out but perhaps that was a bad idea. Orton should live to fight another day but he wants to do this he wants to defeat Mark Henry in Hell In A Cell and even though Orton knows his way around the Cell Henry is an animal and he too has used the steel all around him to grind and tear at the embodiment of Randy Orton. Henry remains in control. He performs a backbreaker a bearhug he rams Orton into the corner and he then bearhugs him again. The comms discuss how Henry's now a smarter competitor than he was fifteen years ago and he's seen the rise of Orton the rise of many WWE superstars. Now is Mark Henry's time and he's got an answer for every half-counter that Orton put up here Live in New Orleans. At ringside once more Henry sets for the World's Strongest Slam on the bottom panel of the steel steps but Orton counters and climbs the steel of the Cell. He boots down at Henry and then DDT's him right on the stairs! Orton and Henry battle back in the ring where Orton performs his DDT from off the ropes and Orton's in full control as *WHAM* he nails the RKO! That has to be it Orton's hit three huge moves! One! Two! - no! Henry kicks out! Mark Henry kicks out! Randy Orton can't believe it. He doesn't know what to do for the moment but then resorts to his patented Punt. He lines Henry up but no Henry's back to his feet in an instant and he rises Orton up and down for the World's Strongest Slam! One! Two! Three!

Winner and Still World Heavyweight Champion: Mark Henry!

After the match the Cell rises and Henry looks to end Orton's career. He grabs a steel chair and performs another World's Stongest Slam. He then tries to do to Orton's ankle what he did to The Great Khali's this past Friday night on SmackDown. However as Henry sets to perform the Vader Bomb over the steel chair/ankle Orton moves and he then gets up to use the steel chair the equaliser against Henry. He batters the reigning World Champion over and over again up the ramp and soon we see Henry high tailling it. Mark Henry runs away. Orton is left livid but he lives to fight another day.

Backstage Alberto Del-Rio tells Josh Matthews that he's still mad at not having gotten his one-on-one rematch for the WWE Title. However tonight he has a job to do and whether Cena and Punk like it or not Del-Rio's leaving Hell with the WWE Title.

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Interconinental Champion Cody Rhodes enters to tell New Orleans residents how ugly they are. He says that the current Intercontinental Champion is hideous and so he places the current Belt in a paper bag and out of a velvet bag he reveals the classic white Intercontinental Title! Rhodes says that he wants to represent the history of the Belt. He names Bret Hart Stone Cold Steve Austin Macho Man Randy Savage and many others as he puts the Belt around his waist. The fans applaud him for bringing back the Belt but WWE Executive Vice President Of Talent Relations John Lauriaitis enters to tell Rhodes that Triple H has demanded Rhodes defend the Intercontinental Title tonight; against John Morrison!

Cody Rhodes (c) vs. John Morrison

Intercontinental Title match

The match begins with John Morrison well on top but Cole argues how this is unfair on Rhodes because he doesn't even have the chance to go get his ring gear on. Cody wrestles in Gucci shoes and a $500 shirt according to Cole and JR mocks Cole's 'statistics' of Rhodes outfit. Booker T. argues that he saw John Morrison earlier today and he was wearring those pants. Cole: "C'mon Book John Morrison doesn't walk around his daily life in those pants you goof!" Booker: "Man we in New Orleans you been to Bourbon Street lately of course folks wear pants like John Morrison." The match goes on and at one point Rhodes holds onto the ring-post at ringside and tries to get himself counted out. Morrison gets him back in the ring where the contest goes back and forth as does the argument between the commentators. JoMo gets a couple of near falls but each count gets closer as he performs his backflip slam. Morrison attempts St*r Ship Pain but Rhodes evades it and counters to even up the match. JoMo then nails a bicycle kick but perhaps it doesn't have much effect on Rhodes' protective mask and Rhodes then comes back with a counter to the Flash Kick and a roll-up pinning predciament for the Three-count.

Winner and Still Intercontinental Champion: Cody Rhodes.

Rhodes looks glad to get away with the New Intercontinental Belt Morrison is left disapointed.

Backstage Triple H is on the phone. John Laurinaitis comes in and Hunter goes mad at him saying that he has no right to make matches around here (insinuating that Hunter didn't make the Rhodes/Morrison match that we've just seen). Laurinaitis says that Miz and Truth have broken in. He leads Triple H to a locker room where Evan Bourne and Kofi Kingston are laid out by Miz and Truth. Security's there and Triple H tells them to get them out of here. Hunter then screws at Laurinaitis again stating that he asked him to bring in cops for Miz and Truth not security. The Game is pissed Laurinaitis is getting on his last nerve.

Beth Phoenix w/ Natalya Neidhart vs. Kelly Kelly (c) w/ Eve Torres

Divas Championship

Kelly Kelly begins the match as smkoing hot as she looks but Beth soon comes back to place her in a Tree of Woe in the corner. Beth continues on top as Natalya pokes verbal fun at Kelly. The comms discuss Beth and Natalya's PinUp Strong ethics and they tell how Beth and Natalya are all women they're strong sexy powerful and they can handle themselves in the squared circle. Kelly Kelly takes a lot of punishment. A grinding elbow in the small of her back a hefty spank to her backside and then a cross bow backbreaker. Kelly often tries to fight back usually with a pinning predicament but Beth kicks out every time and Kelly's resilience just makes Phoenix increasingly angry. The two perform counter after counter as Beth sets for a Glam Slam but Kelly counters. Beth backs Kelly into the corner but Kelly fights back and and she's breathless as she administers her handspring back elbow. That is followed up by a bulldog from off the top rope. This might be over Kelly gets One! Two! - no a kick out right at the very last split-second. Natalya gets on the apron but Eve comes along only for Nattie to take her down. Beth then performs a low blow Bob Holly type manuver and this leads to a submission attempt by Beth. Natalya gets on mic to trash talk Kelly whilst she's in the move but Kelly makes it to the ropes. However Natalya uses the microphone as a weapon and donks Kelly out. Beth performs the Glam Slam and that's all she wrote.

Winner and New Divas Champion: Beth Phoenix.

The fans boo the terms of the result as Beth sheds a tear after winning her first Divas Title.

We're shown a commercial for WWE's next pay-per-view Vengeance. Live October 23rd from San Antonio Texas!

We're shown Live shots of Bourbon Street downtown New Orleans.

We're next taken to a video package that depicts how we've come to the WWE Championship match tonight. Cena's the Champion and COO Triple H has made a Triple Threat Hell In A Cell match based on the fact that CM Punk and Alberto Del-Rio both deserve rematches for the WWE Title. Cena's confident Del-Rio's never been in this environment and CM Punk believes he's bringing Hell with him. However tonight only one man will leave WWE Champion. Who will leave Hell In A Cell having slaughtered two devilish opponents? We find out in satan's structure Live next at WWE Hell In A Cell!

Alberto Del-Rio vs. CM Punk vs. John Cena (c)

Triple Threat Hell In A Cell match for the WWE Championship

Del-Rio and CM Punk go for a walk around ringside in the early going. Back in the ring Cena corners Del-Rio and clobbers him down to finally stomp a mud-hole in him. CM Punk pulls Cena out the way to get himself a piece and this goes back and forth until Punk finally rolls Cena up from behind. The battle spills to ringside where Del-Rio is lifted by Cena for perhaps an Attitude Adjustment but Punk comes flying through the ropes to crash them both into the side of the steel cage. CM Punk then brings a steel chair into play from under the ring and he taunts Cena into coming at him but Del-Rio pushes Punk from the side and that sends him crashing into the steel of the Cell again. Cena and Del-Rio the dive for the steel chair back in the ring but Cena gets there first and actually pushes the chair out of Del-Rio's reach. The two battle back and forth and this frantic match continues as CM Punk performs a very Ring Of Honor like double-move that neckbreakers Cena and DDT's Del-Rio. Punk covers both men one at a time and they both kick out. Punk exits the ring to pull out and set up a Table. Punk and Cena battle to the ring apron where Punk nails his running knee but Cena sends Punk face-first into the steel mesh. Back in the ring Del-Rio sets up the steel chair and performs a backbreaker on Cena right onto the steel and the chair folds itself up like crumpled paper on impact of the move. Del-Rio next corners Cena in a Tree of Woe but as he attacks Cena lifts himself up and this leads to Del-Rio going full force through to the ring-post. Cena goes to balance himself top turnbuckle but Punk launches him off. This leads to a back and forth between Punk and Del-Rio before Cena comes back into play with a leg drop from off the top rope to the back of Del-Rio's head. It's a mixture of near fall after near fall between all three competitors. All thre men are down as the comms describe this secne as a car crash. Punk and Cena trade blows in the middle of the ring as Del-Rio gets some air at ringside. he then brings the chair back into play to clobber both Punk and Cena down. He sets the chair over Cena places Punk over that and he then comes off the middle rope to senton splash over both his opponents! Del-Rio covers both men one by one but no dice still no winner but great work from Del-Rio. Punk and Del-Rio continue the fight and Punk befalls Del-Rio into the steels stairs at ringside. Back in the ring Punk walks into an AA! One! Two! - no Del-Rio breaks the count. Del-Rio then takes over remaining on top putting the Cross-Armbreaker on John Cena - but Punk breaks that. CM Punk then administers the GTS on Cena he gets One! Two! - no only Two as Del-Rio breaks the count. Alberto Del-Rio then dominates CM Punk into the steel mesh at ringside. He then clobbers Punk with the steel chair before targetting John Cena. He uses the Cell as a weapon and he demands respect as he commands the Hell In A Cell now. Back in the ring though a wrestling match ensues between Punk and Del-Rio. Del-Rio ends at the back end of a diving elbow and CM Punk gets One Two - no Cena breaks it. John Cena tries to turn up the momentum but Del-Rio regains control for the moment as he decks CM Punk into the Table that Punk set up much earlier. Punk crashes and burns and we watch as Del-Rio walks right into an STF! Del-Rio's in trouble but wait Del-Rio's personal ring announer Ricardo Rodriguez punches down the referee outside the Cell. He takes the door key and unlocks the chain. Rodriguez has a steel pipe in hand and he goes for Cena but Cena cuts him off. Cena goes after Rodriguez and AA's him out of the Cell! Del-Rio's up though and he takes the steel pipe and clobbers Cena out the door. Del-Rio's then smart he locks the door locking Cena out of Hell In A Cell. The match back in the ring continues between Del-Rio and Punk. Punk kicks out of a German Suplex a jumping kick and Del-Rio too kicks out of a flurry of moves from CM Punk. John Cena gets back up and only now does he realise he can't get back in the Cell. Cena searches Rodriguez's pockets asks each and every referee for a key and he can't get in. Del-Rio's in control. He clobbers CM Punk twice with the steel pipe before rubbing it in Cena's face and picking up the Three-count!

Winner and New WWE Champion: Alberto Del-Rio.

After the match as the Cell rises Cena gets back in to get himself a piece of Del-Rio. Just then though we see Miz and R-Truth emerge with weapons out of the audience! They get in to take out Cena Del-Rio and Punk. Laurinaitis comes down to the ring with police officers and we watch as the Cell is being lowered again. He goes to the technician and the tech says that it's not him. R-Truth and and The Miz assault the three main event superstars assault two referees and even the camera man inside the Cell. It's anarchy as the WWE locker room spills to ringside and everyone is trying to get into the Cell. Finally somebody comes with bolt cutters for the door chain and then we watch as Miz and Truth surrender themselves to the police. The fans boo as the cops hold back the WWE superstars - but then just as they're being taken away WWE COO Triple H takes them both down! The Game goes nuts! He has had just about enough of all this chaos and he himself is giving Miz and Truth an old fashioned beatdown. In the melee Triple H throws Laurinaitis to the side and he too is then aprahended by police. Goodness what a hell of an end to Hell In A Cell!

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