5 Biggest Questions WWE Needs To Answer This Week On Raw And SmackDown Live

After delivering a hellacious night with Hell in a Cell, WWE will be back in action this week to advance the narrative with Monday Night Raw and SmackDown Live.

There's no denying that Hell in a Cell was a far better show than it was expected to be, and the company went too far to tell some stories by having some engaging spots.

While the creative team concluded the show on an average note, the fans definitely have a lot of questions in their mind and are expecting them to be answered this week.

Since the Undertaker is scheduled to return tonight for advancing his feud with Triple H, a lot of the fans are anticipating a blockbuster confrontation between the Game and the Phenom tonight.

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With WWE gearing up for WWE Super Show Down now, we expect the company to make some serious alterations in the product and answer what needs to be answered.

Here are the 5 biggest questions WWE needs to answer this week on Raw and SmackDown Live.

#5 What's next for Shinsuke Nakamura?

A disappointing component attached to Hell in a Cell PPV was Shinsuke Nakamura's absence. The United States Champion was not advertised for the show, and is roaming directionless at the moment.

Considering how things have been transpiring on the blue brand, the King of Strong Style doesn't have a legitimate opponent to feud against.

With WWE planning to deliver big in Australia with WWE Super Show Down, the company could be answering a lot of questions this week on the blue brand.

Shinsuke Nakamura deserves to defend his championship at major events, and a superstar of his ability needs a rising sensation like Andrade 'Cien' Almas who could steal the show and make the United States Title relevant again.

#4 Who will step up to challenge Ronda Rousey for the Raw Women's Championship?

Even though Ronda Rousey's match against Alexa Bliss was a pretty bad one, the Rowdy One emerged victorious in what already felt like a predictable conclusion to the bout.

Since Alexa Bliss has already faced defeat in two attempts, the fans are expecting a new challenger to step in and feud with the Raw Women's Champion.

While Rousey has been booked in a 6-Woman Tag-Team Match at WWE Super Show Down, her opponent for WWE Evolution still remains in doubt.

With Alexa Bliss confirmed to battle Trish Stratus, one wonders who will step up to the plate and collide with the Baddest Woman on the Planet at Evolution?

Considering that many speculations are suggesting that Nikki Bella could be the one in line to challenge Ronda Rousey, it is still yet to be seen whether WWE attempts to walk that path or not.

#3 Is the Charismatic Enigma really deleted?

Possibly the most brutal Hell in a Cell matches in recent memory happened last night between Jeff Hardy and Randy Orton where both the superstars left no stone unturned to end each others' careers.

Eventually, the Apex Predator emerged out victorious and completely dismantled the Charismatic Enigma by senselessly beating him throughout the encounter.

Considering that the Viper vowed to end Jeff Hardy's career and his enigma, the million dollar question at the moment is - Has Jeff Hardy really been erased?

With the Charismatic Enigma rumored to suffer multiple injuries throughout the bout, one wonders what's next to come in this extremely brutal and deranged feud between the two.

Many fans are expecting Brother Nero or Willow to show up, and while that might be true, the blue brand needs to provide some solid update about his situation.

#2 Is Braun Strowman still the Monster in the Bank?

Brock Lesnar's interference during the main event of Hell in a Cell was pretty shocking to say the least, but it coerced the Universal Championship match to end in a no-contest.

Since this actually felt like a no-brainer, the fans were outraged by how the show was concluded, and have no idea whether Braun Strowman will still hold the Money in the Bank briefcase alongside him.

In case you didn't know, the Monster Among Men cashed-in his contract to square off against the Big Dog inside Hell in a Cell but ended up falling down to the wrath of the Beast Incarnate.

While WWE did protect both the superstars with the sloppy finish, the creative team needs to provide a genuine answer tonight whether Braun Strowman is still guaranteed a cash-in or not.

#1 Is Becky Lynch a babyface?

Possibly the most significant question that needs to be answered this week is Becky Lynch's direction towards the top of the mountain on SmackDown Live.

The Relentless Lass Kicker brought the fight at Hell in a Cell and defeated the Queen in a fantastic women's match to become the new SmackDown Women's Champion.

While she was enacting the role of a relentless heel, her clean victory at the barbaric event have left the fans surprised and wondering whether she is a face or a heel.

Considering the reactions she gets on a weekly basis, there's no denying that Becky Lynch is possibly the most standout performer in the entire company today, and deserves every bit of the respect she gets between the ropes.

Judging by how things ended after the match when Becky refused to shake Charlotte's hand, is this possibly a more defined Becky Lynch who cares about 'walking the walk' than 'talking the talk', or will the company do a monumental double turn on Tuesday and shock the world? Only time will tell.

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Edited by Shiven Sachdeva