WWE Hell in a Cell Preview: WWE Championshp Match Could Be a Letdown

As we all know, Hell in a Cell is coming at us faster than an asteroid.  It seems like just yesterday we were reminiscing about the events from Night of Champions and the consequences of each and every match. 

Boom, there is no longer time for that as we are inching ever so close to the next pay per view. 

Two weeks ago we were talking about the potential resignation of the COO Triple H if he were to lose his match against CM Punk.  That didn't happen however, as there were numerous interferences and distractions for each man as they both fought for personal pride. 

The main event at NOC was surrounded by controversy, including run ins by The Miz, R-Truth, Kevin Nash, Johnny Ace and a new referee to finish out the contest.

Now Punk has been placed into a triple-threat Hell in a Cell contest along with Alberto Del Rio and John Cena for the WWE Championship.  How exciting does that sound?  On the surface, very exciting.  But when you consider all of the possibilities of events that could make this match go wrong, it starts to put a strain on the uniqueness of such a bout. 

Miz and Truth are fired, leaving them the opportunity to run in and cost any of the three men the match. 

Kevin Nash, albeit no longer "with the company," loves to stick his nose in where he believes it belongs and Johnny Ace can't help but attempt to make his presence known for whatever reason. 

Part of me can't help but think that no matter how psyched I am for this matchup, and I'm pretty pumped if I do say so myself, that something will take place that could ruin what has the potential to be great. 

Cena and Punk have had three consecutive great matches together and both respect each others abilities.  But when you add Del Rio into the equation, both men have a huge score to settle with the arrogant aristocrat.  Punk looks to avenge ADR's SummerSlam Money in the Bank cash-in that cost him his WWE title and Cena is in search of whooping on him solely because he has no respect for Del Rio's actions whatsoever. 

When you add anger into the mix that already involves a  20-foot high cell, sparks are guaranteed to fly.  How hot the sparks fly will be determined upon how much outside interference is going to take place.

With so much talent and potential that's going to be in the ring all at once, combined with anger and aggression, plus the fact they all have a claim to be the champion by the end of the night should determine the outcome of the match. 

However, as recent history has shown us when Triple H is around, something big is going to happen that could alter what we expect from the norm. 

This match has the possibility to be great, but I won't be holding my breath. As high of hopes I have for this match, almost nothing will surprise me at this point.