WWE Hell in a Cell 2019: 4 Possible matches that could happen inside Hell In A Cell

With Clash Of Champions (catch all the results here) in the books, WWE's next pay-per-view event is Hell in a Cell. And whenever that's the case, one would always speculate over which matches will take place inside the satanic structure.

Over the years, the company has done a better job at building Hell in a Cell feuds. Matches like Brock Lesnar vs The Undertaker and The Usos vs The New Day stand out as some of the best in the history of this pay-per-view.

Luckily, WWE has done a great job this year in terms of exciting storylines and there are quite a few matches that could realistically take place inside the Cell.

There really has been an added intensity to WWE's top programs in recent weeks, with at least a couple of them set to reach their boiling points in October.

Clash Of Champions saw some interesting developments that have indicated us towards the direction that WWE could be heading.

With these fresh happenings, here are four possible matches for Hell in a Cell which could happen inside the said structure.

#4 Randy Orton vs Kofi Kingston (WWE Championship)

This match is not that likely to happen any more after Kofi Kingston's clean victory over Randy Orton at Clash Of Champions, but the feud has been intense enough to have some more steam for one final match inside Hell in a Cell.

Despite Kofi retaining his WWE Title, his New Day brothers lost their SmackDown Tag Team Championships to The Revival after an old school tag team masterclass from the heels.

This could induce Orton to carry on his quest to end the New Day and Kofi Kingston's run of dominance. Everybody knows how psychotic the Viper can get inside the steel structure. His match against Jeff Hardy last year was extremely brutal, one of the best Hell in a Cell matches in the PG Era.

A final match between him and Kofi Kingston inside the Cell could be the exclamation point on the saga that haunted the New Day member's career for nearly a decade.

#3 Kevin Owens vs Shane McMahon (Loser Leaves WWE)

This issue began in July when Kevin Owens cut a vicious pipebomb-Esque promo on Shane McMahon, who was constantly taking up too much TV time each week. This spurred some slight change, shining much less of a spotlight on the self-proclaimed Best in the World.

Shane O'Mac faced Owens at SummerSlam, with the latter's career on the line. KO would win, but Shane has made his life a living hell on SmackDown Live culminating when he fired Owens after losing a King of the Ring semi-final match to Chad Gable.

Owens has been presented as a pretty relatable figure, whose vulnerabilities were showcased in recent weeks.

That could change in the coming weeks if the former Universal Champion shows up on SmackDown to torment Shane in a similar way to how Stone Cold Steve Austin made his dad's life a living hell, culminating in a match in which both men's careers are on the line.

This would be a great way to write Shane McMahon off WWE TV. It wouldn't be the first Cell match between the pair, but the roles would be reversed.

#2 Becky Lynch vs Sasha Banks (RAW Women's Championship)

Becky Lynch and Sasha Banks fought into the crowd and back at Clash Of Champions after the former mistakenly struck the referee with a steel chair and got disqualified. The feud between the two is yet to peak and is nowhere near over.

Their brawl around the arena showed that they are out of control, which is the primary basis for a Hell in a Cell match. Their non-finish certainly has a bigger purpose to serve, with the logical outcome being the second-ever women's Hell in a Cell match. It is certainly expected after how things played out.

It could be the thing that takes the rivalry between Becky and Sasha to the next level, similar to both of their classic feuds with Charlotte Flair.

While a Cell match seems like the clear direction for The Man and The Boss, what is less clear is how Banks' best friend, Bayley, factors into this.

She retained her SmackDown Women's Championship over Charlotte in questionable fashion at Clash Of Champions so perhaps, both of them could join their fellow Horsewomen inside the satanic structure for a Winners Take All stipulation.

#1 Seth Rollins vs "The Fiend" Bray Wyatt (Universal Championship)

After one hell of a Universal Championship main event between Seth Rollins and Braun Strowman, Bray Wyatt showed up to attack The Beastslayer. This came following heavy speculation of The Fiend challenging either Rollins or Strowman to a Hell in a Cell match, as the venue for the pay-per-view began advertising said match around two weeks ago.

WWE did a good job in the production of the attack and making the fans believe that it wasn't going to happen by displaying the end credits of the show and having Michael Cole wishing everyone a good night. But mid-sentence, the lights went out and the Fiend had arrived.

After taking out the Universal Champion, expect an imminent announcement for The Fiend to face Seth Rollins for the title inside Hell in a Cell. Perhaps, it may be a better story if Braun Strowman remained in the mix.

But after losing clean to Rollins, that doesn't seem to be the case. The match between Rollins and the Wyatt will surely be a spectacle for the ages, with the latter set to win the Universal Championship. One must honestly wonder, just what is the Fiend capable of inside the demonic structure?

This will be a great main event for Hell in a Cell and the perfect coronation for the greatest WWE character in years. Kudos to WWE for striking when the iron is hot.

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Edited by Alan John