Hell in a Cell Card, Headbangers Return and Top WWE News from Week of October 29

Brock Lesnar to Wrestle in Mexico for First Time

For the first time in his WWE career, Brock Lesnar will join the roster for a live event in Mexico City at the Arena Ciudad de Mexico on Dec. 3, according to WWE.com.

WWE always attracts a big crowd south of the border, but in past years, the company has had Hispanic Superstars who were popular in Mexico.

Once Alberto Del Rio and WWE parted ways, the company lost its last established, Hispanic main event talent, so it makes since to stack the card.

Even with gifted wrestlers such as Sin Cara, Kalisto, Lince Dorado and Gran Metalik on the roster, including Lesnar on the card will ensure a big turnout.

There's no word on who Lesnar will be facing, but since this is a live event and not a pay-per-view, it will probably be someone who can afford to take an easy loss.

Hell in a Cell Confusion

WWE has three Hell in a Cell matches scheduled for Sunday's pay-per-view, and with Charlotte and Sasha Banks working the first women's HIAC bout in history, many hoped it would close the show.

Mick Foley implied Banks and Charlotte would be the main event that evening in a Facebook post from Oct. 18:

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The biggest moment of the night for us came when the #WWE cameras were off, and Stephanie and I just looked at the #HIAC poster, realizing that for #WomensWrestling, history is upon us - as Sasha Banks and Charlotte are in a main event at the #HIAC PPV.

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He would later add a note stating, "I have no idea which match will go on last, or which match will go down in history as being the official main event."

The Raw general manager never originally stated the women's match would close the show, and since all three HIAC bouts are considered main events in their own right, any of them could be the closer.

In the end, it doesn't matter which match goes on last because the fans will enjoy it whether it opens or closes the PPV.

Attitude Era Tag Team Returning

WWE brought The Headbangers back for a match in the first round of the tournament to find new SmackDown tag team champions back on Aug. 30.

According to the Twitter accounts of both Mosh and Thrasher, the unconventional duo will be returning to the company for another bout on Nov. 1.

The Headbangers were originally brought in to fill a spot in the bracket because WWE was short on tag teams for the blue brand, and it looks like they will be serving the same purpose again.

WWE is trying to build a Survivor Series match between Raw and SmackDown consisting of five tag teams on each side, and if management wants to hold qualifying bouts for each spot, more tag teams are needed.

If Mosh and Thrasher pick up the win and join the SmackDown team, it will be the first PPV they will work together since both men competed in a Battle Royal at WrestleMania 2000.

New Women's Wrestling Promotion

Starting a new wrestling promotion is always difficult in the current environment. Just ask Jeff Jarrett and the rest of Global Force Wrestling.

However, difficulty isn't going to stop the daughters of a few wrestling legends from starting their own promotion just for women.

The video above features Brittany Page, daughter of Diamond Dallas Page, talking with TMZ about the formation of a new promotion alongside Lacey Von Erich, Brooke Hogan, Roddy Piper's daughter, Ariel Toombs, and Bianca Brigitte Van Damme, who is the daughter of Jean-Claude Van Damme.

This won't be the first time an all-women's wrestling promotion has been created, but it will be the first run by the daughters of WWE Hall of Famers and legends.

With any luck, this will be a success, and more women can get involved in the sport. Considering the popularity of Superstars such as Sasha Banks, Bayley, Charlotte and Becky Lynch, right now seems like the perfect time for something like this to come along.

Final Hell in a Cell Card

The Raw brand will host the annual Hell in a Cell pay-per-view this Sunday. Here is a look at the final card, according to WWE.com:

Match	Stipulation
Sasha Banks vs. Charlotte	Hell in a Cell match for Raw Women's Championship
Kevin Owens vs. Seth Rollins	Hell in a Cell match for Universal Championship
Roman Reigns vs. Rusev	Hell in a Cell match for United States Championship
The New Day vs. Sheamus and Cesaro	Tag Team Championship
T.J. Perkins vs. Brian Kendrick	Cruiserweight Championship
Enzo Amore and Big Cass vs. Karl Anderson and Luke Gallows	Tag team match
Dana Brooke vs. Bayley	Singles match
Cedric Alexander, Lince Dorado and Sin Cara vs. Tony Nese, Drew Gulak and Ariya Daivari	Kickoff six-man tag team match

This is the best lineup for a brand-specific PPV since the brand extension started. Both the women's and cruiserweight divisions will be represented in two different matches, and three bouts will take place inside the cell.

What are your predictions for Sunday's event? Which match do you want to see close the show?

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