WWE Hell in a Cell 2016: Live Stream, WWE Network Start Time and Match Card

When it comes to themed pay-per-views, few are as anticipated each year as WWE Hell in a Cell. The stipulation is a favorite among the WWE Universe for its history of exciting and unpredictable matches.

Let's take a look at everything we know about Sunday's event.

Venue: TD Garden in Boston

Start Time: 8 p.m. ET (main show), 7 p.m. ET (kickoff)

How to Watch: On the WWE Network and select cable and satellite providers

Hell in a Cell Card

This year's Hell in a Cell pay-per-view will be headlined by three matches taking place inside the massive structure the show is named for.

Here is a look at the final card, according to WWE.com:

Match	Stipulation
Seth Rollins vs. Kevin Owens	HIAC for Universal Championship
Sasha Banks vs. Charlotte	HIAC for Women's Championship
Roman Reigns vs. Rusev	HIAC for United States Championship
T.J. Perkins vs. Brian Kendrick	Cruiserweight Championship
The New Day vs. Sheamus and Cesaro	Tag Team Championships
Bayley vs. Dana Brooke	Singles Match
Enzo and Cass vs. Luke Gallows and Karl Anderson	Tag Team Match
Cedric Alexander, LInce Dorado and Sin Cara vs. Tony Nese, Drew Gulak and Ariya Daivari	Six-Man Tag Match

PPV Live Stream

Some cable and satellite providers will carry the Hell in a Cell via pay-per-view, but the majority of people will watch on the WWE Network.

Here is a list of devices that support the WWE Network, according to WWE.com:

• Apple TV
• Kindle Fire
• Amazon Fire TV
• PlayStation 3 and 4
• Roku
• Sony Internet TV
• Xbox 360 and Xbox One
• Android devices with the WWE app
• iOS devices with the WWE app
• WWE.com
• Panasonic Smart TV
• Samsung Smart TV
• Sony Blu-ray devices
• Windows 10 devices

Kickoff Live Stream

Hell in a Cell will feature the usual one-hour pre-show. If you aren't going to watch the event on the WWE Network, here is a list of places where you can view the kickoff stream:

• WWE.com
• WWE app
• YouTube
• Facebook
• Twitter
• Google Plus
• Pinterest
• Pheed

Bleacher Report Writers' Thoughts and Predictions

Like always, the writing team at Bleacher Report has been sharing analysis and predictions all week leading up to Sunday's big event:

• Erik Beaston looked at the greatest Hell in a Cell moments of all time.
• Ryan Dilbert examined the latest odds and predictions for the show.
• James Moffat compiled predictions from a panel of B/R writers.
• Kevin Berge shared his bold predictions for Sunday's event.
• Tom Clark took a look at the match between Banks and Charlotte.

Other Hell in a Cell Thoughts

For the first time in the history of Hell in a Cell, two women will step inside the cage to do battle for the WWE Raw Women's Championship.

Both Banks and Charlotte have worked hard to make the women's division better than they found it, and this bout is the culmination of their blood, sweat and tears.

To say the pressure is high would be an understatement, but both Superstars have proved to be capable of stealing the show on several occasions.

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As we look forward to Hell in a Cell, see why @MsCharlotteWWE is so excited to make history with @SashaBanksWWE: https://t.co/WKqNqbVTRx

— WWE on ESPN (@WWEonESPN) October 30, 2016"

However, it's going to be tough for anyone to outperform what is sure to be an outstanding contest between Seth Rollins and Kevin Owens.

The great thing about all three matches is how each one will be completely different from the rest. Rusev vs. Roman Reigns will be the most violent, Owens and Rollins will be the most technical, and Banks vs. Charlotte will be everything in between.

As far as the non-Hell in a Cell bouts go, The New Day vs. Cesaro and Sheamus for the Tag Team Championships feels like the most likely match to feature a title change.

Kofi Kingston, Big E and Xavier Woods have held the belts for more than a year, and it wouldn't make much sense for WWE to put the two European powerhouses through this whole storyline without some kind of payoff.

For a show that features only the Raw roster, the card doesn't appear to have a lot of wasted space. Each feud has been developed on some level, and most of the matches have the potential to be great.

Let's just hope everyone is able to walk out of the cell under their own power when the night is over.

Make sure to check back with Bleacher Report Sunday night for live and post-event coverage from the best pro wrestling coverage team in the business.

What are your predictions for WWE Hell in a Cell 2016? Thanks for reading, and follow me on Twitter: @BR_Doctor.