5 current feuds that deserve a Hell in a Cell match 

The 2018 Hell in a Cell pay-per-view is the next pit stop on WWE's extensive calendar this year, and the show already has potential to be one of WWE's better shows of the year. And the reason for that is the wide variety of feuds the creative team has to choose from to place inside the pay-per-views staple match.

Over the last few years, fans have felt that the Hell in a Cell match has become a watered down version of itself, as WWE just book feuds inside it for the sake of booking it.

But this year the company is lucky as most of their narratives on Raw and Smackdown Live could warrant a Hell in a Cell match. These fueds are brutal, personal and have been building for years now. Therefore, WWE should take advantage of the chance they have put these fueds into the violent structure, while most of this fueds wont being booked into the match if WWE at least makes one of them happen it would be a win.

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#1 Charlotte Flair vs Becky Lynch

The best thing going in the women's division today.

Charlotte vs Becky Lynch is possibly one of the most heated feuds in WWE today, from Becky's awesome heel turn to a chaotic brawl between these two former best friends, WWE has done a fantastic job in making these two competitors feel like their narrative could exist in a real world.

And while the roles of Becky being a heel and Charlotte being a babyface are a slight miscalculation by WWE, it doesn't stop this rivalry from being freaking awesome.

Which is why Charlotte vs Lynch needs to take place inside the Hell in a Cell match, as the years of animosity, the understandable motivations of both wrestlers and a match that needs to feel like a war instead of a '5-star' classic.

Moreover, this match would be better suited inside the Hell in a Cell than Charlotte's battle with Sasha Banks, as Becky's issues with Charlotte feel better developed and judging from their interactions, this match could be brutal.

#2 Jeff Hardy vs Randy Orton

A feud that has hit its breaking point a few times.

Randy Orton's heel turn is the best thing that has happened to his career in almost a decade, as a natural born heel, Orton is able to show off his fantastic heel personality and now infamous tactics.

They say what makes a great hero is an equally compelling villain, and in the case of Orton, his compelling counterpart has been the charismatic enigma, Jeff Hardy.

Hardy has fantastic as the babyface in Orton's resurgence storyline, as his willingness to let Orton try to rip his ear off is remarkable. Which is why this well-built feud should take place inside the Hell in a Cell.

The reasoning beyond these two men could put on a great match inside the structure is the fact that it would be a landmark in the career's of both men, as they are probably at the end of their careers and they can still produce top quality fueds that outshine an entire roster.

Moreover, the physicality Orton can display inside the structure could be outrageous, and Hardy's high flying risk taking could see him crash and burn one more time in an effort to take out Orton. This is a match WWE should book as a Hell in a Cell match, as it could be one of the most physical in years.

#3 Samoa Joe vs AJ Styles

A feud that has gotten personal and fast.

AJ Styles and Samoa Joe's feud went from a dream match every wrestling fan wanted to see to a personal rivalry between two men that are on top of their game. WWE has done a solid job to make this dream feud more than it is perceived at surface level, as Styles and Joe are two tremendous in-ring workers that can also tell a fantastic story outside the squared circle.

And they way Styles and Joe have been telling their narrative has been nothing short of amazing, as the decision to make the core of this narrative revolve around Joe targeting Styles family was a smart decision as it paints Styles as a bigger babyface and Joe as a cunning heel willing to do anything to be champion.

Inside the Hell in a Cell would be historic for these both men as they both have never been in one before, thus both of them going head to head inside this structure for the first time would be historic for them and the WWE Title.

#4 Braun Strowman vs Roman Reigns

Reigns and Strowman deserve to end their rivalry inside this structure.

There isn't much one could say against the feud of Braun Strowman vs Roman Reigns, as both these men and the WWE creative team have put their best efforts forward to ensure that every single match and segment involving these megastars are successful.

And while fans thought that Reigns and Strowman's rivalry was a foregone conclusion after WWE seemingly left it unfinished after Summerslam 2017, last week on Raw Strowman was assaulted by a newly reunited Shield, as they oddly stopped him from cashing in his Money in the Bank briefcase.

While rumours suggest that it will be Kevin Owens that faces Roman Reigns at Hell in a Cell for the Universal Title, WWE should take time to build up KO once again after taking his credibility and destroying it at Summerslam this year.

Moreover, Strowman and Reigns waging war inside the Hell in a Cell are just perfect as their feud has been brutal and extremely destructive, so it would only make sense for them to put on a war inside a structure that would best suit their programme.

#5 The Miz vs Daniel Bryan

A feud that deserves to be taken to the next level.

The Miz vs Daniel Bryan has been a programme on WWE TV over the last decade, as these two men started their feud back in 2010 when Miz was Bryan's pro on the early days of NXT. From there on out Bryan and Miz fought several times, sometimes for midcard titles, sometimes for bragging rights, but the rivalry always stayed in the same direction. Now after Bryan came out of retirement fans have been clamouring for one programme, Bryan and The Miz finally going at it.

While WWE has sort of delivered an epic programme ever since it feels as of this rivalry is too laid back with Miz doing the heavy lifting while Bryan stays in the shadows.

Now it seems as if WWE is involving Brie Bella and Maryse in this rivalry, and at Hell in a Cell, it is rumoured that it will be a mixed tag team match including all four of these superstars.

While this may interest many, it is a terrible idea to use the same booking idea, WWE already used at Wrestlemania 33, and that time instead of Bryan and Brie, it was John Cena and Nikki Bella. This feud has so much potential, and WWE not capitalising on that potential is disappointing, especially when Bryan and The Miz could be taking their feud to the next level by waging war in the one place their feud deserves to be.