Top 5 WWE Stars With The Most Momentum Heading Into Hell In A Cell

With Monday Night Raw and SmackDown Live garnering significant reactions from the fans, WWE could very well deliver a stupendous show with Hell in a Cell.

The creative team has ideally booked all their championships into one feud, with the Shield vowing to dismantle the surprising alliance of Drew Mcintyre, Braun Strowman, and Dolph Ziggler.

While the fans have not yet invested in Roman Reigns as the Universal Champion, Vince McMahon's vision on proceeding this narrative remains to be seen when the next PPV hits the frame.

On the other hand, SmackDown Live has had an upper hand over the red brand, by delivering some of the finest storylines, and concentrating more on selling the intriguing narrative.

Whether it is a collision of two bestfriends, or personal animosities between two highly established main-event superstars, the blue brand has been successful in gravitating more attention and momentum towards their superstars.

Judging a superstar through current booking and recent performances, these elements have been influential in understanding who stands as the most strong competitor heading into Hell in a Cell.

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Here are the top 5 WWE stars with the most momentum heading into Hell in a Cell:

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#5 Drew Mcintyre

This is what a Universal Champion looks like

Despite being relegated to the bottom during his initial tenure with the WWE, Drew Mcintyre's epic return to the WWE has taken Monday Night Raw by storm.

The Prodigal Son has developed quite a resume for himself outside of the company, and his physical stature of a champion speaks for itself.

Ever since the Scottish Psychopath returned to the main roster, WWE have carefully booked Mcintyre and have only just begun, as far as his future plans are concerned.

With the former NXT Champion already a main-event attraction, winning the Raw Tag-Team Championships have provided more depth and edge to his layered character, and would prove to be beneficial for him in the longer run.

Since his alliance with Braun Strowman and Dolph Ziggler already looks promising, there's bound to be a point when he breaks out to become a massive singles' star.

Considering how vicious he already looks in his attempt to dismantle the core of the Shield, he will head into Hell in a Cell with a lot of momentum.

#4 Ronda Rousey

The most popular female superstar on Monday Night Raw

There's absolutely no denying that Ronda Rousey has brought legitimate mainstream attention to WWE's Women's division on Monday Night Raw, and that too, for all the right reasons.

Despite facing criticism during her initial segments, the Rowdy One has completely transformed herself as a professional wrestler, and is part of some of the most entertaining segments of the night.

Since she is scheduled to clash with Alexa Bliss at Hell in a Cell, the creative team would look to book another classic 'face Vs. heel' bout at the event, with the Raw Women's Champion easily coming out on top.

With WWE's popularity hitting the sky, Ronda Rousey continues to play an influential component in the company's booking strategy and has remained very popular among the fans, both on social media, as well as the live events.

The Rowdy One will head to Hell in a Cell with the sole purpose of decimating Alexa Bliss, and is carrying an entire Raw Women's division on her back, at the moment.

#3 Samoa Joe

The next WWE Champion?

In what has been perhaps one of the most intriguing rivalries in recent memory, Samoa Joe's heelish mannerisms have brought legitimate attention to the WWE Championship.

While the Phenomenal One is a versatile competitor, but his championship run has fallen flat, courtesy of the bad-booking on the main roster.

His feuds with Shinsuke Nakamura, Jinder Mahal, and Rusev have been underwhelming, and have brought no credibility and recognition to the most coveted prize in WWE history.

With Samoa Joe, the title has found a purpose, and with both superstars hell-bent on destroying each other, we could be in for a war next week at Hell in a Cell.

While many fans wanted to see this rivalry settled inside the Hell in a Cell, but judging by how fantastic Joe has been, as a heel, there's no denying that this could probably be 'the championship' match at Hell in a Cell.

The Destroyer's heel antics have always impressed the audience, and since they have taken this to a whole new level by involving A.J. Styles' family, Joe will definitely enter Hell in a Cell with a lot of heat and momentum.

#2 Braun Strowman

Is he the next Universal Champion

Having dismantled the entire roster of Monday Night Raw ever since he was repackaged into the Monster Among Men, Braun Strowman has developed quite an impression on the mainstream audience.

Despite Vince McMahon's constant willingness to build Monday Night Raw around Roman Reigns, Braun Strowman's monstrous ascension has made him think otherwise.

While the Big Dog may still be the Universal Champion, the fans have not invested in his run as the Golden Boy, and his reunion with the Shield is already being criticized, as a stale act.

With the Monster Among Men delivering solid performances on a weekly basis, he has become a force to reckon with.

Since the WWE has turned their most popular male superstar into a heel, the fans are still not giving up on the Monster Among Men, and are wishing for him to dismantle the Roman Empire and burn into the ground.

His characterization carries such an essence that it is hard to boo him, and with Hell in a Cell just around the corner, he could seriously become the next Universal Champion.

#1 Becky Lynch

Is she the most popular star in the WWE right now?

Becky Lynch's ascension to the top of the women's division was tedious, but her relentlessness has turned her into of the most over superstars in the company today.

While WWE has treated her like a heel, the fans have made their voices known and have been successful in turning Becky Lynch into a rage on SmackDown Live.

Her current feud with Charlotte Flair could be the most intriguing thing WWE has done for the women's division in recent memory and judging by how things have transpired, there's no way the management won't put the title on the Irish Sensation.

In what could be a gruesome encounter, both the superstars will be locked inside the barbaric Hell in a Cell structure, and since the rivalry has gone personal now, these two could deliver a timeless classic, if the company books it appropriately.

Whether she walks out of Hell in a Cell as the SmackDown Women's Champion or not, her in-your-face rebellious attitude has turned her into the most popular star on the entire roster.