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Randy Orton recalls Hell in a Cell match against The Undertaker Randy Orton, the  WWE  star opened up on squaring off against The Undertaker inside the demonic structure of Hell in a Cell. Randy Orton comments on facing The Undertaker ‘WWE Untold’ sheds light on one of the greatest rivalries in WWE which is between ‘The Viper’ Randy Orton and ‘The Deadman’, The Undertaker, who recently completed thirty years in the wrestling industry. At At WWE Armageddon pay-per-view in 2005, the stars collided inside the Hell in a Cell structure. ‘The Viper’ was outpowered at the event who faced defeat at the hands of ‘The Phenom’. Orton said that his matches against ‘The Phenom’ are the highlights of his career and said that The Undertaker helped him to become who he is today. Though he lost to ‘The Deadman’ at the event, he is eyeing to win the match against Drew McIntyre inside the structure and start his 14th reign as the champion on Sunday. He Tweeted: “Facing @Undertaker throughout is one of th

Booker T shoots on David Ortiz: “I will hurt you sucka, I will do something to you if you confront me” Booker T   discussed some of wrestling’s hot topics on the recent episode of his “Hall Of Fame” podcast. Among the topics coverd include David   Ortiz , Matt Riddle and trying to help the younger talent. Here is what Booker said about FOX Sports host/Red Sox legend David Ortiz ripping him on TV in recent weeks: “It’s been like this since I was a kid. There are a lot of bullies out there that want to jump on people when they think you are down. They feel like you can’t defend yourself. Maybe it’s because I wear a suit all the time. But that’s why normally when I’m on the show, I normally try to show the “guns”. I normally try to show if I’m fit, if I’m in shape, if I’ve been training right before we started here tonight. I definitely hit the biceps, triceps and the abs. Most people my age are not thinking about that stuff. I’m always prepared. David Ortiz, man, he may be able to hit a

WWE Hell In A Cell: Drew Gulak Vs. R-Truth (24/7 Title Match, Kickoff Pre-show) Photo Credit: WWE WWE 24/7 Title Match:  Drew Gulak  vs. R-Truth We go to ringside as  Tom Phillips  welcomes us. He's joined by  Samoa Joe  and Byron Saxton. Out first comes  WWE  24/7 Champion  R-Truth  for our Kickoff match. Drew Gulak is out next. Tom shows us how some of the Cricket Wireless mascots will be shown in the ThunderDome LED boards tonight. The bell rings and Truth plays around with the invisible Little Jimmy. Gulak also waves at Jimmy and tells him to come over. Gulak goofs around with Little Jimmy some more as Truth looks on shocked. Gulak then attacks the invisible Jimmy. Truth attacks Gulak and tackles him to start. Truth unloads and covers for a quick pin attempt. Truth keeps control, going from corner to corner. Truth mounts Gulak in the corner with right hands now. Gulak knocks him back and levels him with a big clothesline out of the corner. Gulak keeps Truth down now and focuses

WWE Hell in a Cell Recap – Roman Reigns Crowned Tribal Chief Roman Reigns vs. Jey Uso opened WWE Hell in the Cell. Did Uso win the belt or lose his legacy? Find out in our recap. I'm Jude Terror, and this is The Shovel, Bleeding Cool's weekly wrestling recap column where we watch this crap, so you don't have to. The crap in question this week is WWE Hell in a Cell, emanating from the WWE Thunderdome at the Amway Center in Orlando, Florida, and broadcast live and on-demand  on the WWE Network . The Shovel – Weekly TV Recaps of WWE Raw, WWE Smackdown, Impact Wrestling, AEW Dynamite, and WWE NXT [Photo: Shutterstock] There are five matches scheduled on the card, though of course, like all professional sports organization, WWE likes to sometimes wait until game day and let the athletes book their own matches at the last minute based on who cuts a twenty-minute promo at the start of the show, so who knows what could get added. On the card though: The Miz vs. Otis for the Money i