Hell In A Cell 2018: 3 Shocking things that could happen at the pay-per-view

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Hell in a Cell will be a huge event for The Shield

We are just a couple of weeks away from 'Hell In A Cell' and surprisingly, it one of WWE's hardest events to predict in a long time. No longer burdened by the presence of Brock Lesnar, the WWE creative team has let its creative juices in the past few weeks and has managed to create many intriguing storylines on both Raw and SmackDown.

With most of the matches poised beautifully, it opens the door for the company to pull off a twist and shock the WWE Universe. That is something they have not managed to do in a long time.

So let us take a look at 3 shocking things that could very likely happen at the upcoming 'Hell In A Cell' pay-per-view.


#3 Charlotte-Becky Double Turn

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The former best friends have been embroiled in a heated rivalry on SmackDown

Becky Lynch and Charlotte are currently involved in a heated rivalry over the SmackDown Women's Championship. Their friendship came to an abrupt end at SummerSlam this past month when Becky attacked Charlotte after Charlotte had cost her the opportunity to become the Women's champion.

But it's hard to not to feel that the company has both the women playing the role which the other should essay in this feud. The WWE Universe is clearly behind the heel Becky while the babyface Charlotte has been booed due to her extremely strong booking.

Regardless, the WWE could fix this at Hell In A Cell by booking a double turn. While a double turn is extremely hard to execute in wrestling and ends up with both the competitors involved reversing their roles as babyface and heel; these two women certainly have the talent to pull it off.

When done correctly, the double turn can lead to creating huge stars. Just ask 'Stone Cold' Steve Austin.

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#2 Samoa Joe becomes the WWE Champion

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The two longtime rivals will be looking to steal the show at Hell in a Cell

Rumors are that WWE has handpicked AJ Styles to break CM Punk's record of 434 days as WWE Champion. That has led to a complacency among the WWE Universe surrounding AJ Styles--But the WWE could throw a curve ball by having Joe end Styles' reign as champion at Hell In A Cell.

Joe is not the typical guy who the WWE picks to hold its premier championship but over these past few years he has hopefully managed to show the WWE his value. Samoa Joe is unquestionably one of the best pro wrestlers on the planet today and deserves to hold the WWE Championship at least once before he hangs up his wrestling boots.

Styles and Joe have been involved in a heated and deeply personal rivalry over the past few months. While they have been given a very limited amount of time on television each week, these two have managed to make it work regardless. Yet Joe winning the WWE Championship at 'Hell In A Cell' would come as a huge shock to the WWE Universe.

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#1 Seth Rollins and Dean Ambrose betray Roman Reigns

The Shield might come to an end for good at Hell In A Cell

The Shield reunited a few weeks earlier to prevent Braun Strowman from cashing his Money in the Bank contract on Roman Reigns. Now with one of WWE's most popular factions back, it is hard to imagine Reigns losing the Universal Championship anytime soon--So when he meets Strowman at Hell in a Cell, him retaining his title seems like a foregone conclusion.

But what if there is no Shield to protect Reigns this time around? Or even better, what if it is The Shield that costs Reigns the Universal Championship?

WWE could pull off one of the biggest twists ever by having Rollins and Ambrose turn on Reigns. After all it does make sense for both of them to attack the guy who has stolen their spotlight for all these years.

While they are facing Ziggler and Galloway in a low profile match at Hell in a Cell, Reigns, who has headlined four WrestleManias in a row, will be in the main-event of the show. It is only a matter of time before jealousy creeps in.

Rollins and Ambrose turning on Reigns will be a historic moment. WWE needs to make this happen at Hell In Cell.

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