As we gear up for Hell in a Cell, Monday Night RAW will look to throw many great moments to surprise the WWE Universe. With Mike Foley's appearance advertised for the next episode and Triple H making an appearance as well, RAW is set to be special. While this particular segment will only promote SuperShowDown happening in Australia, coming October, WWE will look to fire more feud into their existing storylines heading into Hell in a Cell.
Let's jump straight into what has already been established. Roman Reigns will take on Braun Strowman as the latter will look to capitalise on his Money in the Bank contract. Ronda Rousey will take on Alexa Bliss in what promises a slightly better affair than the last time these two wrestlers met at SummerSlam.
But that's just it. WWE RAW is running behind a storyline as they head to Hell in a Cell and one wonders if one last episode will come to serve justice to all the other matches that might be happening at the Pay-Per-View.
So without further adieu, here are the 3 last minute prediction for coming home episode of RAW before Hell in a Cell.
Intercontinental Title will be put into competition
Seth Rollins will feature in the coming episode of RAW despite getting injured in the last episode. With Ziggler and McIntyre in the Tag-Team Division, the Intercontinental Championship remains unchallenged since The Shield remains in a position where there seems to be no alternative storyline except to stop Braun Strowman's newly-made alliance.
Expect an interference from someone to challenge for the Intercontinental Championship and spark a potential feud that will end in a match at Hell in a Cell. It seems really unlikely that Seth Rollins' Intercontinental Title will not have a match at Hell in a Cell. And for someone as talented as Seth Rollins, it highly unlikely that's going to happen.
Tag-Team Division will be challenged
With Roman Reigns and Braun Strowman's feud boiling up, RAW seems to have taken every other belt for granted. After Dolph Ziggler and Drew McIntyre became Tag-Team Champions in an unexpected fashion to even the odds of title belts in The Shield, RAW will look to find the perfect opponent for the Champions. The Revival's storyline for the Tag-Team Championship vanished in thin air, but it seems likely that The Revival will be challenging Dolph Ziggler and Drew McIntyre for the Tag-Team Champions. But honestly, I am hoping for the new Tag-Team of Chad Gable and Bobby Roode to challenge the belts.
Bobby Lashley and Kevin Owens
Kevin Owens returned from his sensation "I Quit" moment a couple of weeks back on RAW. Bobby Lashley hasn't been booked really well since his return and same goes for Kevin Owens who has found himself at the helm of poor bookings in the last 6 months. While it certainly doesn't look like a nice idea to pit two wrestlers who are in need of a great push against each other, both the wrestlers are capable of giving a great bout at Hell in a Cell. So expect an altercation of Bobby Lashley and Kevin Owens, as we head to the last episode of RAW before the Pay-Per-View.