Watch: Kevin Owens vs. Shane McMahon From Hell In A Cell 2017

The moment that led to one of the great character transformations of the year.

WWE has posted a new video to their YouTube channel, in which they show the full match between Kevin Owens and Shane McMahon from Hell In A Cell 2017. This is the match in which Sami Zayn made a shocking heel turn to help his best friend.

You can see the match in its entirety below:

FULL MATCH - McMahon vs. Owens - Falls Count Anywhere Match: Hell in a Cell 2017 (WWE Network)

From WWE.com:

The Falls Count Anywhere Hell in a Cell brawl between Shane McMahon and Kevin Owens did indeed feature splintered tables, dented trash cans, and one of The Prodigal Son’s infamous leaps. But it was a late-game appearance by Sami Zayn, of all people, that turned the tide and allowed Owens to walk out of the place where rivalries are settled forever with the win in hand.

Shane hauled Owens one table over and headbutted him into a prone position. He then ascended the Cell one more time before plunging off the side for the Leap of Faith … and then, all of a sudden, Kevin Owens wasn’t there. Because Sami Zayn had pulled him aside.

Owens’ best friend and greatest enemy, the man he had antagonized and injured and left in ruins, had saved him. And nobody knew why. Even Sami didn’t seem to know why. He only snapped out of his trance to haul Owens onto Shane’s body and shove the referee down to count the pinfall amidst the ruins of the table.

Editor’s Opinion:

This led to the best character transformation of 2017 and a much needed revitalization to Zayn’s career. Unfortunately, he’s on the sideline due to injury; however he helped to put the exclamation point on this entertaining and intense contest.

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