5 Title changes that should take place at Clash of Champions 2019

Will they remain Tag Team Champions?
Will they remain Tag Team Champions?

Clash of Champions 2019 will be an important pay-per-view, as it will be the last PPV before SmackDown Live moves to Fox. With the arrival of AEW, Vince McMahon's company has been trying to put their best foot forward in order to improve the quality of the show. The last couple of pay-per-views were spectacular, including SummerSlam, and we could see another fantastic show on Sunday.

Except for the 24/7 Title, all the main roster titles will be defended at Spectrum Center. AJ Styles will defend the US Title against Cedric Alexander, and the Intercontinental Champion Shinsuke Nakamura will fight The Miz. Kofi Kingston and Seth Rollins will defend their respective titles against Randy Orton and Braun Strowman. Along with all the Tag Team Titles, the RAW Women's Title and SmackDown Women's Title will be on the line at Clash of Champions.

Here are five titles that could change hands at Clash of Champions.


#5 The RAW Tag Team Titles

The twin red belts will be on the line
The twin red belts will be on the line

Braun Strowman and Seth Rollins are the current RAW Tag Team Champions, and they will defend the twin belts against Dolph Ziggler and Robert Roode. The red belts could alter hands on Sunday, as the champions are not gelling well as a team. Although Rollins and Strowman are tag team partners, they will also compete against each other for the Universal Title.

Both the champions and challengers are new alliances. Strowman and Rollins joined hands recently, winning the belts from Luke Gallows and Karl Anderson. Roode and Ziggler also formed a new tag team a couple of weeks ago and emerged as title contenders after they won the Eight-Man Tag Team Turmoil match.

Strowman and Rollins definitely look stronger but the tag team matches are won as a team. Ziggler and Roode have been impressive so far, and they could earn a victory at Spectrum Center.

#4 The Women's Tag Team Titles

Bliss and Cross vs Rose and Deville
Bliss and Cross vs Rose and Deville

The team of Mandy Rose and Sonya Deville will take on the Women's Tag Team Champions, Alexa Bliss and Nikki Cross. It should be a close contest between the two teams, considering Rose and Deville picked up a victory against the champions last week.

There is no denying that Bliss and Cross have brought prestige to the Women's Tag Team Titles, after winning the belts last month. While The IIconics had a forgettable run, the scenario has been different for Bliss and Cross. Other than defending the titles at SummerSlam, they also put the twin belts on the line on RAW. Furthermore, the fans are delighted to see the Women's Tag Team Champions in action every week.

Although Cross and Bliss are doing well, they could do better as singles competitors. Also, Bliss is a heel but Cross' character is a babyface, which makes them an unconventional team. If Rose and Deville can keep up the momentum from last week, they have a bright possibility of winning the women's twin belts and given the track record of Alexa Bliss, she could turn on her tag team partner if they lose the titles at Clash of Champions.

#3 The SmackDown Women's Title

It should be money
It should be money

A titanic battle is set to take place at Clash of Champions, where Charlotte Flair will face Bayley. Considering the build-up of this rivalry, it is expected to be a stupendous match, and it will be interesting to see if a new champion is crowned on Sunday. While Charlotte will be eyeing to the Women's Title for the 10th time in her career, Bayley's goal will be extending her title reign.

Both Bayley and Charlotte are familiar with each other's style, and have had multiple face-offs. After defeating Trish Stratus at SummerSlam, Charlotte set her sights on the most coveted women's prize of the Blue Brand. Bayley, on the other hand, has been an incredible champion, but she is set to wrestle with the biggest name of the Women's Division.

When Bayley won the SmackDown Women's Championship, cashing in the Money in the Bank contract at Money in the Bank, she pinned Charlotte Flair. After dropping the belt, The Queen never got a rematch, so, she is certainly a deserving title challenger.

Before heading the match on Sunday, Charlotte has the momentum in her grasp, having pinned Bayley in a Tag Team clash on RAW this week.

#2 The RAW Women's Title

The two women could steal the show
The two women could steal the show

Becky Lynch will be squaring off against Sasha Banks for the RAW Women's Championship and the former will have a massive task of putting out a stiff challenge from The Boss. Prior to this rivalry, Lynch had a lengthy feud with Lacey Evans, who never looked like a huge threat. Lynch's SummerSlam opponent, Natalya, didn't create a major obstacle either.

Sasha Banks took a hiatus after dropping the Women's Tag Titles at WrestleMania 35 but on her return to the squared circle, she has exhibited an indimidating presence. With the heel turn, Banks has a brand new look to her character and she could be the woman to conquer The Man at Clash of Champions.

#1 The WWE Title

Orton vs Kingston
Orton vs Kingston

Kofi Kingston's dream run began at the Showcase of The Immortals this year and after winning the most coveted prize of the Blue Brand, Kingston has come a long way. However, the New Day member has lost his momentum in recent months, and KofiMania could come to an end at Spectrum Center.

Kingston is set to fight the thirteen-time WWE Champion, Randy Orton to retain the title. Since the beginning of this feud, Orton has been dominating Kingston and with the help of The Revival, The Viper has decimated the Champion a couple of times on RAW and SmackDown Live.

Although their SummerSlam match didn't have a winner, the scenario could be different at Clash of Champions and given the all the talk surrounding Orton becoming the face of SmackDown, the title could certainly change hands.

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