WWE Hell in a Cell begins with the kickoff show starting at 7 p.m. ET and the main show getting underway at 8 p.m. ET. The card is expected to last around four hours.
How to watch WWE Hell in a Cell 2022
United States: Peacock, PPV
Everywhere but the U.S.: WWE Network (Premium subscription), $44.99 (PPV)
WWE Hell in a Cell will be live on Peacock in the United States. You can purchase a premium subscription for $4.99 per month.
If you don't have capable internet speeds, you can order WWE Hell in a Cell through your cable or satellite provider at a pay-per-view price of $44.99.
WWE is streaming its PPVs at Peacock, NBC Universal’s streaming service. We break down how to watch Hell in a Cell via live stream.
By Nick Simon@Nick_JSimon Jun 5, 2022, 5:30am PDT
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The WWE returns to the Chicago area this weekend with Hell in a Cell taking place from the Allstate Arena in Rosemont, IL, on Sunday, June 5. The show will begin at 8 p.m. ET and will be streamed live on Peacock.
Similar to Wrestlemania Backlash last month, this ppv is on the lighter side with just seven matches announced for the show. The main event will be a Hell in a Cell match as Cody Rhodes will face Seth Rollins inside of the steel structure. Rhodes has defeated Rollins at two straight ppv’s, prompting the “Architect” to up both his attacks and his insults on the “American Nightmare”. We’ll also see Raw Women’s Champion Bianca Belair put her title on the line in a triple threat match against both Becky Lynch and Asuka.
You will only be able to watch Hell in a Cell via Peacock. The streaming service is $5 per month for its regular service and $10 a month for its premium plus service with no ads. You can access Peacock on Apple and Google devices, as well as the various Xbox One platforms, through Xfinity X1 and Flex and VIZIO and LG smart TVs.
WWE Hell in a Cell takes place at Rosemont, Illinois' Allstate Arena on June 5. For those without a live ticket, the show starts at 5 p.m. PT/8 p.m ET. Grappling fans across the pond will have to stay up late, as the show starts at 1 a.m. UK time. In Australia, WrestleMania Backlash begins at 10 a.m. AEST on Monday.
WWE Superstars will soon enter the demonic structure known as the Hell In A Cell once again, and here’s all you need to know about June’s premium live event!
2021’s edition of Hell In A Cell proved to be a good night for reigning champions with both Bianca Belair and Bobby Lashley retaining their titles inside the giant steel cell.
With Unified WWE Universal Champion Roman Reigns looking set to miss the event as his WWE schedule changes, all eyes will be on who else can cement themselves at the top of the company.
When is WWE Hell In A Cell?
Hell In A Cell will take place on Sunday, the 5th of June 2022 live from the Allstate Arena in Chicago, Illinois.
The main show will begin at 8 pm EST, which makes the show a 1 am BST start (Monday 6th) for viewers watching in the UK. Before the main show, The Kick Off show will air an hour before at 7 pm EST (12am BST).
How can I watch WWE Hell In A Cell?
WWE Hell In A Cell will stream on the WWE Network and Peacock. The WWE Network costs £9.99 per month for subscribers and can be cancelled at any time. There is a free tier of the WWE Network available, however, pay-per-views require a paid subscription – which unlocks all content on the Network.
After a punishing WrestleMania Backlash event, the top athletes in WWE have recovered in time for yet another daunting challenge in the form of Hell In A Cell. The PPV is a stepping stone for existing rivalries and a cradle for some new ones.
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From Asuka’s return to the main event picture to Cody Rhodes’s first cage match since his return, there’s a lot to be excited about this time. The action, which is scheduled to unfold at Allstate Arena, Illinois, U. S. A., will also have Bobby Lashley, Becky Lynch, Edge, and more joining their respective bouts.
When and where to watch WWE Hell In A Cell 2022?
India
For Indian fans, Hell In A Cell 2022 starts on Monday, June 6, 5:30 AM. They will be able to watch the PPV on Sony TEN 1 (English) and Sony TEN 3 (Hindi). Moreover, they can stream the action online on SonyLIV.
U. S.
American viewers can tune in to Hell In A Cell on Sunday, June 5 at 5 PM PT or 8 PM ET. All the bouts will stream live on Peacock exclusively.
How to watch WWE Hell In A Cell 2022 for free?
India
If you have an Airtel SIM, you can stream Hell In A Cell 2022 via XStream on prepaid plans starting from Rs 299 and postpaid plans worth Rs 399 and above. You can also enjoy the show on XStream with the Rs 148 data pack. Alternatively, you can use the XStream Fiber connection to stream the matches via XStream on plans priced at Rs 499 and higher.
Coming to Jio, subscribers can stream the 2022 edition of Hell In A Cell for free using their Jio ID on the JioTV app. Furthermore, those with a JioFiber connection can easily check out the event using the free SonyLIV subscription with prepaid plans starting from Rs 999 and postpaid plans worth Rs 599 and above.
U. S.
For those in the U. S., you can watch 2022’s Hell In A Cell for free via Peacock’s 7-day free trial. Unfortunately, that is the only legal way to watch the wrestling PPV for free.
WWE Hell In A Cell 2022 Match Card
#MatchMatch type1Cody Rhodes vs Seth “Freakin” RollinsHell In A Cell match2Bianca Belair (c) vs Asuka vs Becky LynchTriple threat match | WWE Raw Women’s Championship3Theory vs Mustafa AliSingles match | U. S. Champion4The Judgment Day (Edge, Damian Priest, and Rhea Ripley) vs Finn Balor, AJ Styles, and Liv Morgan6-man mixed tag team match5Bobby Lashley vs Omos & MVP2-on-1 handicap match6Ezekiel vs Kevin OwensSingles matchFinally, those are the methods you can rely on to watch all your favorite matches at Hell In A Cell 2022. Whom are you supporting in the Hell In A Cell match main event, Cody Rhodes or Seth Rollins? Tell us in the comments below. For more streaming tutorials, check out our Movies & TV section.
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