5 shocking decisions WWE could make on Raw this week (10 September 2018)

Okay, most of the points in this article might be far-fetched to some, but if someone told you that Raw last week would be filled with a bunch of surprising moments and segments, you would have thought twice. And this week's Raw could be filled with that amount of changes as well, due to WWE wanting to make up for the somewhat disappointing episode of Raw last week, fans could be in for a huge surprise this week as well.

From a potential title change to a winning streak coming to an end, let's see what tricks WWE could pull out of their bag this week.

#1 Ronda Rousey is handed her first loss in the WWE

WWE could give Alexa Bliss a huge boost heading into Hell in a Cell.

Ronda Rousey is the biggest star in the Raw women's division right now, as every other star such as Bayley, Sasha Banks, and Ember Moon are being booked as tag team wrestlers. While Rousey has not had the best run as Women's Champion, her war with Alexa Bliss could see her take a hit this week. And we all know that Bliss won't pin Rousey, but in their tag team match with Alica Fox and Natalya involved, WWE could give Bliss a huge boost by having her take out Natalya to win the match.

While not an official loss for Rousey, this would still be a shocker as it would be an official loss on paper. It will also allow for Bliss to pick up some much-needed momentum.

#2 The B Team reinvoke their rematch clause

The B Team could be standing tall once again.

Last week on Raw, The B Team was slated to defend their Raw Tag Team Titles against The Revival, but it never got underway as Drew McIntyre and Dolph Ziggler had taken out their original challengers backstage, and inserted themselves into the match. Under Baron Corbin's rule, Raw has been chaos, and McIntyre and Dolph winning the titles even though not been in the match is the perfect reason for the B Team to invoke their rematch clause this week on Raw.

This could see WWE pull a fast one on the WWE Universe and have Dallas and Axel cause the upset and get their titles back. While this would be a move that would be criticised by many, as the titles changing hands in one-week diminishes the value of a title change, but it could get the belts off Ziggler and McIntyre who are busy being Strowman's lackeys rather than the tag team champions at the moment.

#3 Bobby Roode turns heel

Roode is in for a huge turn.

The team of Chad Gable and Bobby Roode was quite an unexpected decision by WWE last week on Raw, but it did create a great new tag team for the Raw tag team division. But for all the fans this team has, the rumor that is going around is that Roode is set to turn heel, and WWE is using Chad Gable as the source of Roode's heel turn.

While this angle could build up for the next few weeks, WWE could turn Roode heel immediately in hopes to push him into the IC Title picture as a credible threat to the champion and to build up the mid-card division at the same time. This would be a shocking sight, as it's not the heel turn that would be surprising but the fact that WWE actually got plans for Roode.

#4 Rollins loses his IC Title

A truly unexpected moment.

The fact that Baron Corbin's GM run has been more unpredictable than anyone would have thought is all the reason why this could be the downfall for Seth Rollins. Last week on Raw, The Shield and Braun Strowman had brawled in a vicious brawl, and Corbin being the heel GM got the babyfaces sent to the slammer, while the heels continued to wreak havoc.

This week Corbin could corner Rollins by forcing him to continue his IC Title open challenge, this could shockingly see Rollins lose his title. Now while most would totally detest the idea of Rollins losing his title at this point in his run, if this does happen it allows for other mid-card stars to get a shot at the belt while Rollins is involved in his war with his Shield buddies. It makes sense and puts Corbin over as a truly heelish GM.

#5 Strowman cashes in early

Strowman is still the Money in the Bank holder.

The Universal Title feud between Braun Strowman and Roman Reigns doesn't really feel like a Universal Title feud, but a faction war, and that could be a diversion by WWE. But its hard to give that credit to WWE when they already screwed up a portion of this feud by having too many angles and subplots.

But this week WWE could make a surprising decision by booking something that fans have totally forgotten about, a Money in the Bank cash in. While Strowman handed the briefcase to Baron Corbin, it shouldn't be hard to get it from the man considering the backup he has on Raw now. While Strowman's cash could be stopped by a Shield intervention once again, it would be cool to see WWE show the power of the Money in the Bank contract as it has been underplayed in this feud.