WWE Money in the Bank 2019: 5 potential finishes for Becky Lynch vs Charlotte Flair - SmackDown Women's Championship 

Becky Lynch is pulling double duty at Money in the Bank tomorrow night as she is forced to defend her SmackDown and Raw Women's Championships in separate matches for the first time. Lynch won the championships by defeating both Charlotte Flair and Ronda Rousey in a triple threat match at WrestleMania.

It is unknown which match will go first on Sunday night or if Lacey Evans and Charlotte will draw straws to see which woman takes on Becky first, but it leaves the champion at a distinct disadvantage since she now has to battle two women on one night, and if she is able to get past them, then whoever lifts the Money in the Bank contract could decide to cash in as well.

Lynch would never be weaker than she will be after two straight championship matches, so if she is able to retain, then it would be the perfect time for a cash-in.

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#5. Charlotte Flair wins ninth Women's Championship

Charlotte Flair lost her SmackDown Women's Championship to Becky Lynch at WrestleMania because it was put on the line in their triple threat match. Ronda Rousey was the one who was pinned, which is why Flair has been given the chance to regain the title that she never actually lost.

The daughter of Ric Flair has dominated the Women's Division ever since she was promoted to the main roster back in 2015, and a win here would make her the most decorated women's wrestler in WWE history.

Charlotte has proven that she is one of the best female wrestlers in the company at present, and has the stats to show. But can she make it count when it really matters tomorrow night?

#4. Lacey Evans interferes to help Charlotte win

Lacey Evans gives a good pitch about being a lady and acting like a lady, but let's be honest, her emotions will definitely get the better of her if she's unable to defeat Becky Lynch on Sunday night.

If Charlotte wins her match, then it makes Lynch that little bit weaker for Evans when she steps in the ring, depending on which star goes first. So it's likely that The Sassy Southern Belle could decide to brawl with Lynch once again ahead of their match, to ensure she has her at her weakest.

Even though Flair and Evans are not on the same page since they are challenging for separate championships, they do seem as though they could work well as a team if given the chance, which would definitely affect Lynch's chances of retaining her championships.

#3. Does Nia Jax appear?

Nia Jax has been missing since WrestleMania when it was revealed that she needed knee surgery. Since then both Jax and Tamina have disappeared from TV, and the Women's Tag Team Championships have seemingly found a home on SmackDown Live.

Jax has undergone surgery and is reaching the point in her rehab where she's getting back to fitness, which could be why she's throwing shade at Becky Lynch right now.

Jax claimed that Lynch is the reason why WWE is having a problem with ratings at present and made it clear that she could be challenging the Irish Lasskicker to a match for one of those titles in the future.

If Lynch manages to retain, could Nia Jax make it abundantly clear that she is next on her list? It all depends on whether or not Jax is cleared in time.

#2. Becky Lynch retains the SmackDown Women's Championship

The last superstar to defend two championships in one night was Seth Rollins when he put the United States Championship and the World Championship on the line at Night of Champions back in 2015.

'The Beast Slayer' Seth Rollins was able to walk out with his World Championship, but he lost the United States Championship to John Cena.

Interestingly, this could be the same fate that awaits Becky Lynch, as WWE made a panic decision when they allowed her to win both titles. So if she is able to drop one on Sunday night, then she could then choose a brand and remain the champion.

It's likely that she will lose the Raw Women's Championship to Lacey Evans, which means that she should be able to retain the SmackDown Women's Championship against Charlotte Flair.

#1. Money in the Bank cash-in

Becky Lynch has two women to get past, and then if she's able to remain Becky two belts, she will be looking over her shoulder to ensure that the women's Money in the Bank winner isn't looking to cash in on the same night.

Alexa Bliss cashed in on Nia Jax last year, part way through her match with Ronda Rousey to become Raw Women's Champion. The success of The Goddess could inspire whichever woman is able to retrieve the case to cash in on a weakened champion.

It would be an interesting scenario if Lynch is able to retain both her titles because a third match would be too much for her. WWE has built her up as The Man and made her seem unbeatable. Therefore it will be interesting to see just how much she is forced to take tomorrow night.