5 Finishes for Drew McIntyre vs. Randy Orton at WWE Hell in a Cell

WWE Championship will be on the line at Hell in a Cell
WWE Championship will be on the line at Hell in a Cell

We are merely a few days away from the 2020 edition of WWE Hell in a Cell. This year's pay-per-view will be a special edition as three Hell in a Cell matches have been announced so far. One of the most anticipated ones of those is the match between Drew McIntyre and Randy Orton for the WWE Championship.

Hell in a Cell has been known to be a place where feuds come to an end. With McIntyre and Orton feuding for the WWE title since SummerSlam, this might very well be the match that finally ends this feud. So far, the WWE Champion Drew McIntyre has had the better of Orton in his feud, successfully defending his title against him on multiple occasions.

How could the Hell in a Cell match between Drew McIntyre and Randy Orton end? Here are five possible finishes for the WWE Championship match this Sunday. Be sure to comment down and let us know your predictions of who is walking out with the title.


#5 Drew McIntyre wins his first WWE Hell in a Cell match clean

One of the most interesting facts to note in this WWE Championship match is that Randy Orton is a Hell in a Cell veteran. The Legend Killer has competed inside the deadly structure seven times previously and has won four of them, the third-highest total wins inside Hell in a Cell after The Undertaker and Triple H. On the other hand, Drew McIntyre has never competed inside Hell in a Cell, a fact that has been brought up in the build-up to the match as well.

One of the likeliest finishes to this match is Drew McIntyre defeating Randy Orton clean with a Claymore Kick to win his first WWE Hell in a Cell match. This could then end his feud with Orton properly as both his previous pay-per-view victories over him have been indecisive.

#4 Randy Orton defeats Drew McIntyre with the Punt Kick at WWE Hell in a Cell

While Drew McIntyre retaining his title is possible, one can't dismiss the chance of Randy Orton walking out of Hell in a Cell with the WWE Championship around his waist. Orton, a 13-time World Champion, has been the best heel on Monday Night RAW this year and Vince McMahon might award him for that with a WWE title win at Hell in a Cell.

One of the biggest shockers of this year has been Randy Orton bringing back his once-banned Punt kick. The move has proven to be highly efficient as Orton has been able to destroy several of his opponents and even legends with it. He even caused a serious injury to Drew McIntyre with multiple Punt kicks earlier this year. Could he use it once more to walk out of Hell in a Cell as the new WWE Champion?

There have been reports of the company planning a huge match between Randy Orton and Edge at WrestleMania 37, with the WWE Championship on the line. If the plans are still there to do that, Drew McIntyre's reign as the WWE Champion might be coming to an end this Sunday.

#3 The Fiend confronts the winner at WWE Hell in a Cell

One of the biggest brand changes at the recently concluded WWE Draft was 'The Fiend' Bray Wyatt moving to Monday Night RAW. While he doesn't have any match scheduled at WWE Hell in a Cell, he might still make his presence felt at the show in a massive way.

WWE Universe still remembers the bizarre ending to last year's Hell in a Cell match when The Fiend challenged Seth Rollins for the Universal Championship but their match ended with a referee stoppage. WWE would want to make the fans forget that and what better way to do it than a chilling appearance at this year's Hell in a Cell.

With Bray Wyatt now on Monday Night RAW, there will surely be plans for him to get in the WWE Championship scene. That might very well start as soon as Hell in a Cell this Sunday when he can confront the winner of the match. If Drew McIntyre retains, The Fiend would be a credible opponent for him going forward. But if Randy Orton becomes the new WWE Champion, his feud with 'The Fiend' Bray Wyatt would be even more interesting considering their history.

#2 Drew McIntyre gets attacked by Braun Strowman after his WWE Hell in a Cell match

WWE Hell in a Cell only has four matches announced so far, leaving so many major Superstars off the card. One of them is the newly drafted RAW Superstar Braun Strowman. The Monster Among Men recently spoke with Sportskeeda's own Rick Ucchino where he called out the WWE Champion, Drew McIntyre.

"Drew McIntyre, enjoy holding that (WWE) World Heavyweight Championship because you know I'm coming for it. You know I want it. You know we got bad beef. I've eaten more Claymore Kicks than I'm damn sure willing to admit to, so I've got something coming for you."

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One of the possible endings of the WWE Championship match at Hell in a Cell could see Drew McIntyre successfully defeating Randy Orton to retain his title, only to get attacked by Braun Strowman afterward. Both these men have quite some history with and against each other in the last couple of years.

Braun Strowman finally got his big break earlier this year when he defeated Goldberg at WrestleMania 36 to win his first Universal Championship. With him now on RAW, he could be one of the stars to jump into the main event scene next.

#1 RETRIBUTION takes out the WWE Champion at Hell in a Cell

After Hell in a Cell, the next pay-per-view for WWE will be Survivor Series. Famous for the traditional Survivor Series bouts, one of the matches being speculated by many to take place at the pay-per-view this year is that between RETRIBUTION and Team WWE or Team RAW, since the faction is now officially just on the Red brand.

WWE has the perfect opportunity to set up this match at Hell in a Cell by letting RETRIBUTION interfere and take out Drew McIntyre after his match. We have previously seen McIntyre lead the RAW roster to attack the faction.

There has been a lot of criticism on WWE for the way they have presented RETRIBUTION. If the company wants the fans to take the faction seriously, what better way to let them target the biggest fish on RAW, the WWE Champion himself. If the aforementioned Team RAW vs. RETRIBUTION is indeed in the works, the perfect team leader for the Red brand would be the WWE Champion, Drew McIntyre.

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