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Hello and welcome to the Hell in a Cell review.

I'm Anna Wilborn from What Called You, joined by Daddy, Michael Hamflut from What Called You

and everything that happened at Hell in a Cell on Father's Day, of course.

But before we get into it, if you're a fan of this sort of thing, make sure you subscribe to What Called

dressing on the iTunes Spotify or ever get your podcasts from for daily wrestling podcasts,

where we're not only review Raw and SmackDown, but also NXT, AWD, Dynamite, pay-per-views.

We have interviews around table discussions and a round-up that we complete with a lot of inquisive course

on wrestling, as I said, joined by Michael Hamflut to review Hell in a Cell

and not exactly the Father's Day gift.

I'd hope to give you to be honest mate.

So bad.

Like the show was so bad.

It wasn't so hilariously awful in there.

I felt like it fed us like a greedy little content elves with a load of stupid moments

that we could look back on at the end of the year or in the rundowns of lists that we sometimes do

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