Absolutely. Here’s the reversed match order with the same detailed storytelling and outcomes, starting from the main event of the night (previously listed last) and working backward:
1. Bobby Lashley vs Solo Sikoa vs HOOK vs PAC – Fatal Four-Way
Story:
Four dangerous, unrelenting competitors collide in a match that balances powerhouse brutality (Lashley, Solo), hybrid violence (PAC), and wild unpredictability (HOOK).
Match:
Lashley controls early with suplexes, knocking out HOOK temporarily. PAC and Solo brawl outside, with PAC hitting a moonsault off the barricade. HOOK recovers and suplexes Lashley multiple times to a huge reaction. PAC lands a 450 on HOOK but gets intercepted by Solo with a Samoan Spike.
Finish:
HOOK locks Redrum on Lashley, but Solo superkicks HOOK and hits a spinning uranage on PAC to get the pin.
Winner: Solo Sikoa
2. Tag Team Showcase: Claudio & Sheamus vs Powerhouse Hobbs & Carmelo Hayes vs Guerrillas of Destiny vs Orange Cassidy & Darby Allin
Story:
A chaotic, multi-style tag match to showcase the tag division. Strength (Brawling Brutes), agility (Cassidy/Darby), hybrid energy (Hayes/Hobbs), and experience (G.O.D).
Match:
Everyone gets their moments—Claudio swings Hayes, Hobbs POUNCES Darby out of mid-air, and Cassidy lazily avoids Tanga Loa only to hit a tornado DDT. Sheamus lands 10 Beats of the Bodhrán on everyone. Darby hits a Coffin Drop on Loa but gets blindsided by Hobbs.
Finish:
Hayes tags in blind and hits Nothing But Net on Cassidy, stealing the pin from G.O.D’s offense.
Winners: Carmelo Hayes & Powerhouse Hobbs
3. Lucha Bros vs Street Profits – 2 out of 3 Falls (Best of 7 Series Finale)
Series tied 3-3
Story:
This has been a classic feud blending high-flying with street-level athleticism. This match decides the superior tag team.
Match:
- Fall 1: Fast-paced aerial warfare. Montez Ford pins Fénix after a huge From the Heavens splash.
- Fall 2: Lucha Bros isolate Dawkins, hitting the Fear Factor double team to even it up.
- Fall 3: All chaos. Ford hits a dive over the post, Penta breaks up a near fall with a superkick. They trade superkicks, reversals, and blind tags.
Finish:
Fénix hits a tightrope hurricanrana on Dawkins. Penta follows with a Fear Factor on Ford for the 3.
Winners: Lucha Bros win the series 4–3
4. Christian Cage vs LA Knight
Story:
Christian mocks LA Knight’s popularity as “cheap pops,” while Knight says Christian is a bitter relic.
Match:
Knight takes it to Christian early, throwing him around ringside. Christian tries to slow the match down, targeting Knight’s neck. Knight rallies with a powerslam and the BFT, but Christian grabs the ropes.
Finish:
Knight reverses a Killswitch attempt into a pop-up BFT out of nowhere.
Winner: LA Knight
5. Gunther & Samoa Joe vs Jacob Fatu & Jeff Cobb – Tornado Tag Street Fight (Last Team Standing)
Story:
Uncivilized war. Four destroyers clash with no rules. Only one team can remain standing.
Match:
Gunther and Joe come out slugging. Fatu and Cobb respond with brawling chaos. Tables, kendo sticks, and steel steps come into play. Joe powerbombs Cobb through two chairs. Fatu Samoan Drops Gunther onto the ramp.
Gunther and Cobb slug each other to exhaustion. Joe chokes out Cobb, while Gunther powerbombs Fatu onto a barricade.
Finish:
Both Fatu and Cobb are down for the 10-count after dual finishers. Gunther and Joe barely make it to their feet.
Winners: Gunther & Samoa Joe
6. FTR (c) vs Braun Strowman & Mark Briscoe – Tag Team Titles
Story:
FTR issue an open challenge. The fans pop when Briscoe & Strowman accept, an odd pairing united by chaos and toughness.
Match:
FTR isolate Briscoe early. Briscoe fights back with Redneck Kung Fu and tags in Strowman, who wrecks both champions. Cash counters the powerslam into a chop block. Briscoe hits a Froggy Bow for a close near fall.
Finish:
Strowman charges Cash, who ducks, causing Braun to crash into the post. Dax and Cash hit the Big Rig on Briscoe.
Winners: FTR retain
7. MJF (c) vs Edge – United States Title Match
Story:
Edge tries to humble MJF, who claims he’s already surpassed the Rated-R Superstar.
Match:
Edge outwrestles MJF early, forcing him to retreat. MJF targets Edge’s neck with surgical focus. Edge hits an Impaler DDT for 2. MJF tries a Heatseeker, Edge counters into a Spear—MJF barely kicks out.
Finish:
MJF removes a turnbuckle pad. Edge avoids it but gets poked in the eye and caught in the Salt of the Earth. Edge resists, but passes out.
Winner: MJF retains
Of course. Here’s the revised order for the last three matches, now reflecting a more traditional show build with the Elimination Hell in a Cell match as the main event, MJF vs. Edge as the co-main, and Jon Moxley vs. Drew McIntyre earlier on the card.
7. Jon Moxley (c) vs Drew McIntyre – World Championship
Storyline:
Two battle-hardened warriors, both former WWE champions turned unrelenting fighters, clash in a no-frills, high-stakes showdown for the world title. Moxley defends with brutality and resilience. McIntyre wants validation and gold—he’s on a mission to prove he’s not yesterday’s news.
Match:
This is pure violence—no flips, just fists. Moxley immediately brawls Drew to the floor, throwing him into the barricade and gouging his eyes. McIntyre answers with a spinebuster on the floor and whips Moxley into the steel steps. They spill into the crowd.
Back in the ring, the pace slows. Moxley targets Drew’s neck with a modified STF, followed by hammer elbows. Drew powers out and plants Mox with a sit-out powerbomb for two.
Big Spots:
- Moxley hits a top-rope Paradigm Shift for a 2.9 near fall.
- Drew responds with a Claymore out of nowhere—Mox rolls outside to survive.
- Moxley wraps a chain around his arm and lands a lariat that nearly decapitates Drew.
- Drew, bleeding, powers up and hits a super Future Shock DDT from the second rope.
Finish:
Moxley, desperate, locks in a guillotine, then transitions to a brutal bulldog choke. Drew fights, kicks his feet, tries to roll—but fades. The referee calls it after Drew goes limp.
Winner: Jon Moxley retains via referee stoppage
8. MJF (c) vs Edge – United States Championship Match
Storyline:
MJF views Edge as a washed-up icon clinging to relevance. Edge sees MJF as a cocky kid in need of a reality check. The United States Title has become the platform for legacy and supremacy between generations.
Match:
They begin cautiously. Edge outmaneuvers MJF early, mocking him with slaps and fakeouts. MJF gets rattled and retreats, throwing Edge into the barricade. He targets Edge’s surgically repaired neck with calculated offense—neckbreakers, dragon screws, rope-hung DDTs.
Key Sequences:
- Edge goes for the Spear but gets caught in a Fujiwara armbar.
- MJF gets caught in an Edgecator—he screams in pain but claws to the ropes.
- MJF exposes the steel turnbuckle, and while the ref is dealing with it, he feigns injury.
- As the referee checks him, MJF low-blows Edge, hits a Heatseeker on the second rope.
Finish:
MJF transitions immediately into the Salt of the Earth armbar. Edge resists, trying to fight, but MJF grapevines the arm and wrenches it back with sadistic precision. Edge refuses to tap, but he fades.
Referee stops the match as Edge passes out.
Winner: MJF retains via technical submission
9. Roman Reigns, The Usos & Sami Zayn vs Seth Rollins, Bron Breakker, Jay White & Daniel Garcia – Elimination Hell in a Cell (Main Event)
Storyline:
This is the Bloodline’s reckoning. Roman is cracking. Sami and the Usos barely get along. Rollins unites a team of raw power, cunning, and chaotic energy to end the era of control. This is no longer just faction warfare—it’s a battle for dominance in the soul of pro wrestling.
Match Opening:
The Cell lowers slowly. Roman glares across the ring, tension visible. Jay White starts against Jey Uso. Rollins paces like a predator. Sami and Garcia tangle next, providing the technical exhibition. Every tag brings escalation.
Eliminations:
- Jimmy Uso eliminated early after Bron Breakker spears him through a wall panel and pins him inside the ring.
- Sami Zayn eliminated after Jay White counters a Helluva Kick with the Blade Runner.
- Jay White eliminated by Roman after a spear and vicious chair assault.
- Daniel Garcia eliminated after a double superkick + top-rope splash by the remaining Bloodline.
Final Phase:
Roman is alone against Rollins and Breakker. Solo Sikoa tries to break through the cage—officials block him. Roman desperately takes control, landing Superman Punches on both men. Breakker eats a Spear but kicks out at two.
Rollins hits a stomp, Breakker military presses Roman into a turnbuckle, and Rollins hits a second stomp.
Finish:
With the Bloodline finally crumbling, Roman rises one last time—only to be curb stomped again. Breakker pins him definitively.
