WWE Hell In A Cell 2018: Five twists we could see at the event 

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What surprises will the WWE have in store for us at Hell in a Cell?

This Sunday night, WWE presents its annual Hell in a Cell event. The show has had a bit of a mixed build and excitement among the WWE universe is best described as being lukewarm.

The card itself has plenty of promise, but with the WWE juggling build for three shows all at once, fans have struggled to get engaged with some of the matches at the event.

With Survivor Series just a few months away though, the WWE may want to plant the seeds for some of the event's big matches and Sunday night presents them with the ideal opportunity to do so.

With just over 24 hours to go until the event, let's take a look at five possible twists we could see at Hell in a Cell.

#5: Bray Wyatt returns and attacks Jeff Hardy

Could Bray Wyatt make a surprise return at Hell in a Cell?
Could Bray Wyatt make a surprise return at Hell in a Cell?

Since Matt Hardy left to take some time away from the WWE, his former partner, Bray Wyatt, has been left in no-man's land.

The former WWE champion has been struggling for direction for some time now, and an impromptu jump to Tuesday nights could be just what he needs to breathe life back into his career.

Hardy's former tag-team partner and brother, Jeff Hardy, is going to be locked inside a cell with nemesis, Randy Orton on Sunday night, and having Bray Wyatt interfere to give Orton the victory would certainly grab the fan's attention.

Back in the day, a Wyatt interference at the end of the match was no big surprise, with the Eater of Worlds popping up apropos of nothing at least once a month, but his presence here would genuinely make sense and could turn out to be just what his career needs.

Having Wyatt feud with Hardy until Matt makes his return, either in the ring or out of it, would make for some nice continuity and would provide both Jeff Hardy and Bray Wyatt with a fresh feud that helps keep both men relevant.

#4: Andrade 'Cien' Almas and Zelina Vega attack Daniel Bryan and Nikki Bella

Could Almas and Vega want revenge on Sunday night?
Could Almas and Vega want revenge on Sunday night?

Andrade 'Cien' Almas and Zelina Vega have seemed like nothing more than pawns in the feud that has been taking place between The Miz and Daniel Bryan, but with Vince McMahon reportedly high on the former NXT champion, there is every chance that the duo could get involved at Hell in a Cell.

Almas and Vega were left humiliated on SmackDown a few weeks ago by Bryan and Bella, and with most fans expecting the former World Heavyweight Champion and his wife to take their revenge on Sunday, a surprise attack could be a nice way of keeping bragging rights with The Miz.

This could also help put the spotlight on the women involved in this match, and with Evolution just around the corner, a match between Brie Bella and Zelina Vega is always a possibility.

#3: Nikki Bella takes out Ronda Rousey

Ronda Rousey needs to watch her back at Hell in a Cell
Ronda Rousey needs to watch her back at Hell in a Cell

With Evolution a little over a month away, fans have begun to speculate as to who current Raw women's champion, Ronda Rousey, will be facing at the event.

Rousey is almost definitely going to be in the night's main event, and she will need a big name opponent to mark the occasion.

As it stands, it looks as though that opponent is going to be Nikki Bella. The Bella Twins have been in Rousey's corner in recent weeks, but the duo, especially Nikki, are renowned for wanting the spotlight on them.

Following Rousey's inevitable victory on Sunday night, there is every chance that Nikki Bella will show her true colours and take out the champ. Having Bella take out Rousey on her own would be difficult to buy, however, so don't be surprised to see a returning Nia Jax make her presence felt at the event as well.

#2: A double turn

The WWE has misjudged the feud between Charlotte and Becky Lynch
The WWE has misjudged the feud between Charlotte and Becky Lynch

To say that the WWE's decision to turn Becky Lynch heel was misjudged would be an understatement.

The Lass Kicker has been one of SmackDown's most popular female stars for some time now, and just when fans believed she was finally going to get her hands on the gold at SummerSlam, the WWE swerved us and turned her heel.

The backlash to the decision has been overwhelming, with fans booing Charlotte every-time she steps into the ring and cheering any mention of Becky's name.

One way the WWE could remedy this situation, if they want to, that is, is by having a double turn take place at Hell in a Cell. Double turns are extremely difficult to get correct, but given the crowd reaction to both women at the minute, this one doesn't seem like too much of a stretch.

The best way to do this would be to have Lynch go down valiantly as Flair gives her everything she's got. The most famous double turn in the history of the WWE took place at WrestleMania 13 when Bret Hart forced Stone Cold to pass out when the rattle-snake refused to tap to the sharpshooter. A similar finish to the match on Sunday night, with Lynch passing out to the pain of the figure-8, would be an effective way to do the job.

#1: Brock Lesnar makes an appearance

Could Brock Lesnar make his return at Hell in a Cell?
Could Brock Lesnar make his return at Hell in a Cell?

Brock Lesnar's current status with the WWE is up in the air, but given the fact that the WWE has just signed a mega-money deal with Fox, it seems unlikely that we won't be seeing the former Universal champion back on our screens in the near future.

Lesnar was last seen for the WWE at SummerSlam, where he finally dropped his Universal Title to Roman Reigns. Lesnar has since joined the tradition of never getting a rematch for the belt, and it seems mad that the beast incarnate wouldn't want a chance to get it back.

Lesnar doesn't have to involve himself in the match on Sunday night, but having him make his presence felt at the end of the match between Strowman and Reigns would be a nice way to remind the champion that he is waiting in the wings.

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