5 Blockbuster Feuds That Must Happen After Hell In A Cell

Despite being criticized for their predictable content, WWE have successfully managed to garner legitimate interest for their upcoming pay-per-view, Hell in a Cell.

While the creative team has provided some pacy storytelling for the viewers, the fans, as always will anticipate something unexpected to transpire before we hit the Road to WrestleMania.

Rumors of the Wyatt Family returning to square off against the Shield keep coming up, and while it could be a genuine possibility, there are other feuds that can legitimately invoke anticipation among the hardcore audience.

With Roman Reigns, Ronda Rousey, and A.J. Styles headlining their respective brands as the Champions, a lot can happen after we are done with Hell in a Cell.

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Here are the 5 blockbuster feuds that must happen after Hell in a Cell.

#5 Ronda Rousey Vs. Ruby Riott for the Raw Women's Championship

One way of bringing out the best in Ronda Rousey would be to clash her against a credible heel, a heel that could stack the odds against the Raw Women's Champion and vow to dethrone her from the top.

Ruby Riott is one of the most underrated in-ring performers in the WWE today, and the fact that she constantly delivers quality in-ring matches makes her worthy to stand as a tough opponent for the Rowdy One.

There's no denying that WWE might be planning something big for their Raw Women's Champion at WrestleMania 35, but her progression towards the Grandest Stage of Them All must not diminish her opponent's credibility.

An anti-heroic heel in Ruby Riott could take the Rowdy One to her limits and could probably stack the odds against her by having the Riott Squad accompanying her everywhere.

At the moment, Monday Night Raw lacks credible heels in the Women's division, and this might be the right time for Ruby Riott to cement her name in the record books.

#4 Daniel Bryan Vs. Andrade 'Cien' Almas

How do you bring an upcoming NXT sensation to the main roster and turn him into one of the biggest names on the blue brand? You attack an underdog.

In what was probably a highlight on SmackDown Live tonight, WWE gave their fans one of the most anticipated encounters in recent memory.

Daniel Bryan Vs. Andrade 'Cien' Almas collided for the first time, and instantly clicked by pushing each other to the limits, and proving their technical craft to the audience.

Both the performers carry dynamic personalities, and Bryan might help the Mexican Sensation become the next big thing on SmackDown Live.

WWE genuinely need an upcoming star who can rise to the occasion and battle the very best on the main-roster, and Almas not only checks those boxes, but also carries a charismatic personality that complements his dangerous in-ring mannerisms.

#3 Brother Nero Vs. Samoa Joe

Samoa Joe's deeply personal rivalry with A.J. Styles has just begun and it is already invoking tremendous attention from the hardcore as well as the casual viewers.

On the other side, the Apex Predator is yearning to erase the Charismatic Enigma in Jeff Hardy and promises to end his career as the days go by.

Jeff Hardy's promising feud with Randy Orton could hit the right note at Hell in a Cell, and this could certainly coerce the latter to take Hardy to hell and erase his enigmatic disposition.

Awakening the broken brilliance in Jeff Hardy could rejuvenate the entire blue brand and invite more possibilities. A feud with Samoa Joe could be intense, and might get brutal with both the performers vowing to rise to the top.

The Destroyer works well with Underdog characters and might alter Hardy's psyche just like Orton. While these two can tear the house down, I would also like to see Randy Orton being pushed to the main event against A.J. Styles.

#2 Braun Strowman Vs. Bray Wyatt for the Universal Championship

There's a strong possibility that the Monster Among Men could dethrone Roman Reigns and take his position to the top of Monday Night Raw at Hell in a Cell.

Braun Strowman deserves to be the Universal Champion and while the Shield are back together, they could divert their attention towards another villainous faction.

While most of the fans despise Bray Wyatt's booking today, there's no denying that if there's a momentous time for WWE to push the Eater of Worlds into the main event, it is right now.

The former WWE Champion seems to be the only legitimate contender that can get inside Braun Strowman's head and coerce him to be his follower again.

Since the brawl would be for the Universal Championship, the Demented Leader would vow to get the whole world in his hands again, and take Strowman to the dark, again.

This rivalry has all the ingredients to be a modern-era classic. The history between the two is compelling enough for audience to be engaged, and since Bray Wyatt was the only reason for this Monster's inception, he certainly could be the only one who could end it too.

#5 The Shield Vs. Kevin Owens and the Authors of Pain in a faction managed by Paul Heyman

Perhaps being one of the greatest factions in WWE history, it is unlikely that Vince McMahon would ever end their dominance on Monday Night Raw, but this time around, chances are that it could happen.

The Shield's legitimacy as a dangerous group is being depreciated by coercing predictable and lazy plots. There's no denying that the Hounds of Justice do not feel special anymore.

However, the question arises - How do you end the Shield and how do you get a serious feud out of the three most pushed guys on the main-roster? The answer is a Paul Heyman guy.

Paul Heyman stands as the most legitimate creative minds in the history of this business, and if rumors are anything to take into consideration on this platform, then he could be aligning with Kevin Owens very soon.

This rumor has probably broken the internet and if the company really wants to push Kevin Owens to the top, they need a backbone too.

The Authors of Pain aligning with Kevin Owens and managed by Paul Heyman could probably be the greatest thing that will happen to WWE television in recent memory.

Edited by Shiven Sachdeva