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#3 Bayley intentionally lets Sasha Banks win by DQ/countout
Another way WWE could avoid having a clear winner for this SmackDown Women's Championship match involves Bayley taking matters into her own hands. Sasha Banks will definitely be on the hunt for her and her title, so the current Champion could weasel her way out of this match.
Bayley is approaching a whole year as the SmackDown Women's Champion, with her title defense against Banks coming on day 364 of her reign. She could ensure that her reign crosses one year in the most desperate way, similar to how she handled business against Asuka at Clash of Champions.
It only took a couple of minutes before Bayley got herself disqualified at the last pay-per-view, meaning we could see the same thing. She could use her trusty chair to further damage Sasha Banks' neck, or simply run away from her challenger. Either way, Bayley walks out as the SmackDown Women's Champion.
This would obviously lead to a Hell in a Cell Match between the pair, which would likely see Banks finally give Bayley her comeuppance. An intentional loss to retain her title would only expand Bayley's heel heat among the WWE fans.
