With Hell in a Cell merely days away, WWE has actually done something remarkable with the show. In spite of it technically being a dual-branded event, all the revealed matches so far are from RAW.
However, the company may still consist of a couple of SmackDown matches to Hell in a Cell A few of them have actually been teased, although simply one or 2 can make the card as 6 matches have actually been locked in.
Besides that, WWE can make a number of fast modifications to the event. The result of some matches might change based upon new aspects or a change in instructions, as we will get to.So, with that in mind, here are 5 last-minute modifications WWE can make to Hell in a Cell.
# 5 Seth Rollins upsets Cody Rhodes inside Hell in a Cell.
Will The Visionary make it 2-1?
The only Hell in a Cell match on the show pits Cody Rhodes versus Seth Rollins, with the 2 having taken on at the last two premium live events. The American Nightmare won both times, and the stipulation suggests he is set to make it a clean sweep versus The Visionary.
However, as the show approaches, WWE might select to go the other route. Rollins can do with a big win, even if it is at the cost of Rhodes. It would be a shock to see him lose, nevertheless.
One interesting element might prove essential in this match, as we will get to shortly. An aspect barely anybody would see coming.
# 4 The Usos vs. Riddle and Shinsuke Nakamura is added to the card
Roman Reigns might not be on the card, however there might still be some Bloodline representation at Hell in a Cell. The Usos are presently in a fight with Riddle and Shinsuke Nakamura, both of whose tag team partners got injured while feuding with Jimmy and Jey.
The new pairing beat the Undisputed WWE Tag Team Champions by disqualification on RAW, seemingly setting up a championship. That might most likely happen at Hell in a Cell, with The Usos keeping their belts.
Riddle can then potentially get a world title shot versus Reigns, boosting his issue with The Bloodline.
# 3 Ronda Rousey defends the SmackDown Women's Championship
She is a fighting champion.
Ronda Rousey won the SmackDown Women's Championship at WrestleMania Backlash and has actually already proven to be a fighting champion. She defended the title versus Raquel Rodriguez 5 nights later in what was a strong effort from the present debutant.
While it wouldn't be versus her, Rousey might defend the SmackDown Women's Title at Hell in a Cell.The blue brand does require representation on the show, especially after it looked like Sasha Banks would challenge for the belt before she and Naomi abandoned WWE.
The Baddest Woman on the planet can handle Natalya in a match that doesn't need much build. The company would be clever to begin the build to an ultimate clash in between Ronda Rousey and Shayna Baszler too.
# 2 WWE ends the Ezekiel storyline at Hell in a Cell.
Ever thinking about that Ezekiel appeared on the RAW after WrestleMania 38, Kevin Owens has actually been relentless in his pursuit of showing that he is actually Elias. The 2 will finally face off at Hell in a Cell, with KO planning to beat the "fact" out of him.
With the very little nature of Ezekiel's gimmick, that may very well happen. Owens can obliterate him and require him to admit that he is not the more youthful brother of Elias, possibly after help from Alpha Academy.
WWE may make this decision just to advance The Drifter's character. What follows would be anyone's guess, although Kevin Owens will likely rise as the supreme "exposer" of secrets on Monday Night RAW.
# 1 Bray Wyatt goes back to WWE at the show
It would be outrageous if WWE pulls this off in time for Hell in a Cell. An event like that feels like as fantastic a time as any for Bray Wyatt to return to the company. He has actually considerably teased his return to wrestling on his Twitter handle, which has actually sparked speculation concerning possible involvement this Sunday.
Wyatt's profile photo on the website is a firefly with The Fiend's face. Could this show a marvelous come back to WWE? It would absolutely give the company a considerable buzz heading into the summertime season.
When it comes to what he can do at Hell in a Cell, Bray Wyatt has some history with Cody Rhodes. He can be a last-minute factor about The American Nightmare's cell match with Seth Rollins.
Rhodes was Wyatt's mentor on season 2 of NXT back in 2010, when he was Husky Harris. And as we've familiarized in time, The Fiend never ever forgets.
