Two HIAC Matches Revealed? WWE Ring Breaks, WWE Follows the Bucks

After wrapping up their successful Money in the Bank pay-per-view, WWE is now focused on building up their Extreme Rules show for July, followed by their enormous SummerSlam and Super Show-Down events later this year. The Hell in a Cell pay-per-view won’t be taking place for several more months, but two of the matches for that show may have already been revealed. ABC KSAT 12 in San Antonio, Texas is now advertising that a WWE Championship match between AJ Styles and Samoa Joe will take place during the show. Roman Reigns vs. Kevin Owens is also being advertised, but there was no mention of the match being for the Universal Championship. Hell in a Cell takes place on September 16th this year.
WWE says that the unexpected can happen at any of their shows, and that is certainly what happened during a WWE live event last night. The main event of yesterday’s WWE live event was a tag team match between with Drew McIntyre and Dolph Ziggler taking on the team of Seth Rollins and Roman Reigns. During the match, McIntyre was thrown over the top rope when the rope suddenly detached from the ring post. Despite the mistake, fans in attendance have described the match as being excellent. The ending of the match saw Rollins pin Dolph Ziggler with the stomp to send the fans home happy. Some videos of the incident taken by fans last night can be viewed down below:

The rope of the ring broke at #WWEANAHEIM
Credit to petergonzaga/IG pic.twitter.com/cU7PCJnEJv
— Roman (@Fileana2) June 25, 2018

The homie @WWERollins diving with no top rope at #WWEAnaheim pic.twitter.com/ry65P0zcUe
— Brandon Stroud (@MrBrandonStroud) June 25, 2018

Seth Rollins slings the ripped top rope around in celebration #WWEAnaheim pic.twitter.com/7nhlEEZWf5
— Adam (@ClippsMcGee) June 25, 2018

Aside from a few appearances as enhancement talent in the past, Matt and Nick Jackson of The Young Bucks have somewhat famously never signed with WWE. Despite this, it was interesting to see the company heavily promote their Street Fighter V video game battle with Kenny Omega against The New Day during the recent E3 video game expo. Fans have now noticed that the company has begun following the indie sensations on Twitter. It certainly appears that the relationship between both sides has been growing tremendously over the past few months. Given that WWE is currently only following about 386 accounts on Twitter, it is interesting to see that The Bucks have earned the support of WWE.