Mick Foley is the latest person to weigh in on the strange finish to the Seth Rollins vs. Dean Ambrose cell match at Hell in a Cell on Sunday at the American Airlines Center in Dallas.
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There are a lot of mixed opinions coming out of the end of Hell in a Cell after Bray Wyatt interfered to cost Ambrose the match and give Rollins the victory and Foley defended the ending to the final bout.
There was some uproar on the internet over the fact that Wyatt cost Ambrose the match Sunday night as the WWE failed to provide closure on the long feud between the two former Shield members due to Wyatt getting involved in the finish.
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Other people, mostly those who support Wyatt, were fans of the storyline as it finally gave Wyatt something to do and a new direction.
It appears as though the company is headed toward a Wyatt vs. Ambrose feud while it is uncertain how Rollins will now factor into that. Foley took to Facebook to defend the main event and tease the forthcoming feud between Wyatt and Ambrose.
"THINK OF THE PROMOS! Don't let the bizarre ending to #HellInACell get you down," Foley wrote on his official Facebook page. "It was a great PPV...and just think of the promos! I think this is the type of thing that will bring out the best in both men."
Wyatt hasn't had a program on WWE television since his summer-long feud with Chris Jericho culminated with a Steel Cage Match on the Sept. 8 edition of Monday Night RAW.
Wyatt has appeared in vignettes as of late setting his Wyatt Family stable mates "free," by sending Luke Harper and Erick Rowan out on their own.
Other than the videos, Wyatt has been quiet on WWE television recently, but the "Eater of Worlds" made his presence known in a big way Sunday night in Dallas.
It remains to be seen how the results of Wyatt's actions will factor into the upcoming storylines, but there were definitely some mixed opinions on the results of Hell in a Cell on social media after Sunday night's event.
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