5 Matches that should happen at WWE Hell in a Cell and 4 that should not

#1. Bobby Lashley (c) vs Mustafa Ali should not happen at Hell in a Cell

Did @AliWWE flip his way to the front of the line for a shot at the United States Title?#WWERaw #MustBeMonday pic.twitter.com/9uwqdBOHkp

— USA Network (@USA_Network) September 29, 2020

The United States Champion, Bobby Lashley, defeated Apollo Crews at Clash of Champions to retain his title. This past week on Monday Night RAW, Mustafa Ali made a huge impact as he helped the babyfaces defeat The Hurt Business. While WWE might be tempted to book him in a championship match with Lashley at Hell in a Cell, there's a bigger storyline to focus on.

As deserving as Ali is, he will likely end up losing due to interference from The Hurt Business. WWE can hold on to this feud for a while and focus on the storyline between the faction and RETRIBUTION.

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#1. RETRIBUTION vs. The Hurt Business should happen at Hell in a Cell

The only thing that confuses me about the RETRIBUTION vs Hurt Business feud is, who is the Babyface? They’re both heel factions.Who do we cheer for? It feels like The Hurt Business but they’re still major heels.#WWERAW pic.twitter.com/3DooBDhyus

— Owen Churchill (@365Wrestle) September 29, 2020

There have been rumors that WWE is planning a RETRIBUTION vs. Team WWE match for Survivor Series 2020. To set that up, WWE should book a match between RETRIBUTION and The Hurt Business at WWE Hell in a Cell. The faction needs to pick up a huge victory to become a serious threat and defeating The Hurt Business could help.

There has been a lot of negative reactions to RETRIBUTION and there is no certainty as to whether they would succeed or fail and disappear quickly. If the company has huge plans for them, their booking needs to be strong.

Be sure to comment down and let us know which of these matches would you like to see at the upcoming pay-per-view.