New Day vs. Dudley Boyz: Winner and Reaction from WWE Hell in a Cell 2015

The New Day's second reign as WWE tag team champions continued Sunday night at Hell in a Cell as Kofi Kingston and Big E defeated The Dudley Boyz to retain their titles.

WWE Universe captured a look at the finish:

While Xavier Rhodes wasn't allowed to be ringside, his trombone still made an appearance:

One of the highlights of the match was a Big Splash from Big E:

WWE author Kevin Sullivan and Black Sports Online's Robert Littal both thought it was the right result:

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I'm good if The New Day NEVER loses the #WWE #TagTeamTitles.

— Kevin Sullivan (@SullivanBooks) October 26, 2015"

Bubba Ray and D-Von have had several cracks at the championship since their surprising return to WWE programming a couple of months ago. They immediately took aim at The New Day; however, the loudmouthed trio has often found ways to get out of Dodge.

Woods got The New Day disqualified at both Night of Champions and the WWE Network live special at Madison Square Garden in New York City. While that preserved the team's title run, it further infuriated the already ornery Dudleys.

In addition to that, The New Day have enjoyed success against The Dudley Boyz on Raw and SmackDown by picking up wins in multiple six-man tag team matches.

The Dudleys have predictably retaliated by putting The New Day through some tables, which Kofi wasn't pleased about:

Even so, The New Day were undeterred as they continued to do everything possible to get under The Dudley Boyz's skin and get inside their heads leading up to Hell in a Cell.

Bubba Ray and D-Von are among the greatest duos in the history of professional wrestling, and there is no question that a WWE Hall of Fame induction is in their future. The New Day could be on track for that down the road as well if they maintain their current pace, but Big E doesn't think the company should wait:

That type of cockiness seemed to fuel the Dudleys' fire even more, but their aggression may have been their downfall as The New Day managed to flip the script and escape with their titles one more time.

Although The Dudley Boyz have been dominant since making their way back to WWE, The New Day have been a thorn in their sides, and the Dudleys have been unable to solve them in the matches that matter the most.

One can only assume that Bubba Ray and D-Von will eventually find a way to become tag team champions for a remarkable 10th time, but it hasn't been easy.

The feud between The New Day and The Dudley Boyz has been among the best things to happen in WWE's tag team division in a long time, and it is something a large chunk of the WWE Universe likely wants to continue regardless of Sunday's result.

Tag team wrestling has been on the backburner for a long time in WWE, but with both The New Day and the Dudleys bringing the entertainment on a nightly basis, the landscape is changing.

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