Hell in a Cell 2018 is almost here and we've got eight matches announced on the card so far (there's always time for last minute changes, especially with the WWE!) But the most probably main event for the pay-per-view is the Universal Title match between Braun Strowman and Roman Reigns.
Strowman is cashing in his Money in the Bank briefcase at the event, with the match taking place inside the Hell in a Cell structure. There's also another element with Mick Foley returning to Hell in a Cell matches as the special guest referee.
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So with the battle of the behemoths, 'The Big Dog' vs 'The Monster Among Men' set to end the show, the big question is how exactly will this collision of giants go down? Well, here are five ways that the Hell in a Cell Pay-Per-View can end!
#5 The Shield win all the titles
Incredibly the Shield are as over in their third run as a team as they've ever been in their first two runs which means the WWE could truly capitalise on the popularity of Seth Rollins, Dean Ambrose and Roman Reigns by having them stand tall, holding every major male title on Monday Night Raw to close the show.
If all three members of the Shield win their respective matches, Roman Reigns will be Universal Champion, Seth Rollins will be Intercontinental Title and Ambrose, with Rollins, would be Raw Tag-Team Champions
They've done something similar to this in the past with Ambrose as the United States Champion and Reigns and Rollins as the Tag-Team Champions. This would be a moment that eclipses that and cements the Shield as one of the greatest ever ever factions in the WWE.
#4 The Raw locker room make their presence felt again
Braun Strowman, Dolph Ziggler and Drew McIntyre masterminded a brilliant ambush of the Shield when they arranged for half of the Raw locker room to help them take out the 'Hounds of Justice' two Monday Night Raw's ago.
On last week's Monday Night Raw the Shield fought back and laid out all of Strowman, Ziggler and McIntyre's help with axe-handles, dishing out punishment to the likes of Jinder Mahal, Kevin Owens and co.
What if the end of the Pay-Per-View is the locker room once again standing over a bloodied and beaten Shield after helping Braun Strowman become Universal Champion. Or even if Reigns retains they can still end the show with the Shield getting annihilated by the numbers game
#3 Braun Strowman wins clean
It's weird that at this point Braun Strowman beating Roman Reigns clean inside the Hell in the Cell structure would be considered sort-of an upset, or at least a surprise with many believing that Reigns will retain.
But let's take a minute to consider who this is. This is the 'Monster Among Men'. A man who has survived being compacted in a garbage truck, a man who has tipped production trucks, destroyed Kevin Owens, brought scaffolding down on Brock Lesnar and Roman Reigns. This is a man who will be cemented as a top heel if he takes the title away from Reigns after 'The Big Dog' fought so hard to win it
#2 Mick Foley decides the match
There'd be something quite serendipitous about Mick Foley standing tall at the end of a Hell in a Cell Pay-Per-View having been the deciding factor in the match he was special guest refereeing!
Now, it's unclear, if he does interfere at all, which side Foley might use, Reigns or Strowman? But it would be a shocking end to the show if Foley did lean one way or the other and help one man to win the Universal Title.
Either that or Foley ends up taking another iconic Hell in a Cell bump which has both been strongly rumoured to happen, or strongly rumoured not to happen!
#1 No Contest
These two men are fairly evenly matched, sure Strowman has the extra few inches, but Reigns has the guts and determination. With that in mind there's every chance the two might grind each other down to a draw inside the Hell in a Cell structure.
Or, there could be one huge spot, perhaps with both falling off, or through the cage that sees neither man able to continue the match and sets up the need for a further contest between the two at Tables, Ladders and Chairs.