5 Things that might happen on this week's episode of Raw

WWE returns to New Orleans this week to sign off the final episode of Raw before the Hell in a Cell PPV. All eyes will be on Raw following their incredible show last week, and WWE will look to carry on the same momentum when they touch base at the Smoothie King Center in NOLA.

WWE put on an exceptional show last week, and it will interest the fans to see how they will follow it up. With all the men's titles stuck in a single feud between the Shield, Braun Strowman and the new Raw Tag Team Champions Drew McIntyre and Dolph Ziggler, we can expect some new matches to get added to the HIAC card.

Following Undertaker and Shawn Michaels' confrontation last week, Triple H will be live on Raw to address the Phenom before they clash at Super Showdown in Melbourne Australia.

WWE will look to seal the build-up towards the HIAC PPV on a high note and here are the five things that could happen on this week's episode of Raw.

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#5 Alexa Bliss sacrifices Alicia Fox to Ronda Rousey

Alexa just rubbed Ronda Rousey the wrong way!

Ronda Rousey will defend the Raw Women's Championship against Alexa Bliss at Hell in a Cell, but she will lace her boots before the PPV as she and Natalya will face Alexa Bliss and Alicia Fox in a tag team match on this week's episode of Raw.

Rousey won the Raw Women's Championship from Bliss at SummerSlam and is not doing much with the title so far. With the women's exclusive PPV Evolution fast approaching, there is no news on the plans WWE has for Ronda Rousey and the Raw Women's Championship.

Alexa Bliss will not be the one to face Rousey at Evolution as she already has a date with WWE Hall of Famer Trish Stratus. Hence WWE could write Bliss off the women's title picture after she lays down for the three-count at HIAC.

Coming to this week's tag team match, it's obvious who will emerge as the victors. Alicia Fox could end up taking the loss for her team after Bliss offers her as a prey to the Rowdy champion.

#4 Kevin Owens vs Bobby Lashley made for Hell in a Cell

Not what we expected!

Kevin Owens seemingly quit the WWE after failing to win the Intercontinental Championship from Seth Rollins two weeks ago on Raw. Owens said the words after being distraught over his failures as of late, and WWE had the ideal opportunity to do something big with the former Universal Champion.

But they put him in a feud with Bobby Lashley after Owens attacked the Lashley during the latter's segment with Jinder Mahal.

Speculations were high on what WWE could come up with Owens, and some even suggested WWE reintroducing Owens as the new Paul Heyman Guy. But it seems nothing has changed for Owens, and we will only get a match between him and Lashley at Hell in a Cell.

But things could get interesting if Sami Zayn returns at the same PPV where he turned heel last year to help Owens slay Bobby Lashley.

#3 Triple H reminds the Undertaker that he is still The Game

Are we in 2012?

The Undertaker and Triple H will battle for one last time (or that's what they want us to believe) when the WWE goes down under to Melbourne Australia to host Super ShowDown from the Melbourne Cricket Ground on October 6th.

Last week it was a trip down the memory lane for the fans as Triple H's friend and WWE Hall of Fame Shawn Michaels returned to Raw to give his take on the big match at Super ShowDown.

The Undertaker made a surprise appearance to confront HBK and even took some shots at him and called him out for staying retired out of fear of the Undertaker. Taker quoted he will be happy to put both Triple H and Shawn Michaels down all over again.

WWE strongly teased HBK coming out of retirement last week, and that could be the way they might be heading as per various reports. But we have to wait a little longer to find out if that comes to fruition.

But what we do know is that Triple H will be live on this week's Raw to respond to the Undertaker's comments from last week. Triple H could cut a brief but effective promo to send a message to the Phenom that he is still the Game.

#2 Raw Tag Team Championship match made for HIAC

Can we get this match for HIAC?

As noted before every single men's title on Raw is stuck on a single feud. With Roman Reigns defending the Universal Championship against Braun Strowman inside Hell in a Cell, the status of the other two members of the Shield is up in the air.

That could be the reason behind WWE's decision to pair Braun Strowman with Dolph Ziggler and Drew McIntyre. Ziggler and McIntyre won the Raw Tag Team Championships from the B Team on last week's episode of Raw, and they could end up defending their titles against Ambrose and Rollins at HIAC.

WWE can head towards making the Shield the dominant force they once were, and it might end up in the trio holding all the men's championships on Raw at Hell in a Cell.

#1 Mick Foley's Hell in a Cell advice turns chaotic

Will the Shield get even with the Strowman, Ziggler, and McIntyre.

Ahead of Braun Strowman and Roman Reigns' Hell in a Cell match, Mick Foley who helped legitimize the Hell in a Cell match will return to Raw to give his advice on how the devilish structure can make and break the careers of the superstars competing inside.

But his segment might not be just a walk in the park, as Braun Strowman and the Raw Tag Team Champions could interrupt him to get on the hardcore legend's face on how the Monster Among Men will decimate Roman Reigns inside the devil's lair.

The Shield could end up making the save before Foley gets those hands and get some retribution for the assault which they endured last week. The Shield and Mick Foley could stand tall to end this week's show.