WWE Clash of Champions 2019 Fallouts - Possible faction reunion, new feuds, Roman Reigns' potential match

Clash of Champions ended with a bang as Seth Rollins and Braun Strowman put on a fantastic match, before The Fiend attacked Rollins, who had moments earlier won the match and retained the title.

Elsewhere, we had several interesting feuds, including one between Sasha Banks and RAW Women's Champion Becky Lynch, while The Revival became the new SmackDown Tag Team champions when they defeated The New Day.

Only two titles changed hands at Clash of Champions, as Seth Rollins and Braun Strowman lost the RAW Tag Team titles to Robert Roode and Dolph Ziggler.

Let's take a look at the fallouts from Clash of Champions:

#5. Potential Hell in a Cell rematches

The next WWE PPV is Hell in a Cell, which takes place less than a month away from now, will take place on October 6, 2019. We could witness quite a few rematches from the Clash of Champions show at Hell in a Cell.

New SmackDown Tag Team champions The Revival defeated The New Day at Clash of Champions to win the title for the first time, becoming the first tag team in WWE history to win the RAW, SmackDown, and NXT Tag Team titles. They could continue their feud with The New Day and defend their titles at Hell in a Cell.

The two women's champions - Becky Lynch and Bayley, both retained their titles at Clash of Champions. Becky lost the match to Sasha Banks through disqualification but retained her title, while Bayley took advantage of an exposed turnbuckle and won her match against Charlotte. These two feuds will most likely continue, and I have a feeling a title change may happen at Hell in a Cell.

Roman Reigns, who faced Erick Rowan in a no disqualification match, was assaulted by Luke Harper, who made a return to WWE television after a long hiatus, and attacked the former Universal Champion. Harper helped Rowan win the match, which means that this feud between Rowan and Reigns is not done yet.

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#4. New feuds

Clash of Champions could also be the end of several feuds, including the one for the Universal title between Seth Rollins and Braun Strowman. Strowman was impressive during the match, not least a frog splash from the top rope, but it seems that Rollins will be feuding with someone else in the future.

Elsewhere, AJ Styles defeated Cedric Alexander clean to retain the United States title, which could signal the end of that feud.

Strowman and Rollins will probably also no longer be a tag team, which means that their feud with Dolph Ziggler and Robert Roode has come to an end as well. Ziggler and Roode defeated Strowman and Rollins at Clash of Champions, which will be the second time that both Superstars have held the RAW Tag Team titles, but their first as a team.

The feud for the WWE Championship could also move in a different direction following Kofi Kingston's win over Randy Orton at Clash of Champions. This very personal feud, which stems back to a decade ago, has probably come to an end as well, and Kofi could move on to a new feud next week on SmackDown.

#3. Braun Strowman turns heel; Wyatt Family reunion

Braun Strowman could not defeat Seth Rollins at Clash of Champions and win the Universal Championship for the first time, despite putting in a phenomenal performance.

The main event was possibly the match of the night with the two Superstars pulling out all the stops, with Strowman even leaping from the top rope for a frog splash on Rollins.

It seems that Strowman tried every which way to defeat Rollins and he couldn't, which could possibly tilt towards a heel turn for Strowman. There have been hints that The Monster Among Men could turn heel, during the build-up to the match with Rollins, and he could finally turn heel at RAW this coming week.

With The Fiend now feuding with Seth Rollins, and both Luke Harper and Erick Rowan in a feud with Roman Reigns after the return of Harper at Clash of Champions, could we possibly see a Wyatt Family reunion. If Strowman turns heel, all four members of the Wyatt Family would be heels, which makes me wonder if WWE will pull the trigger on a reunion.

#2. Roman Reigns handicap match

Roman Reigns was assaulted by Erick Rowan and Luke Harper

Roman Reigns lost his singles match to Erick Rowan at Clash of Champions, thanks mainly to the interference of Luke Harper, who returned to WWE television. Rowan and Harper too advantage of the no disqualification stipulation in the match and assaulted Reigns.

What seemed like a feud between Roman Reigns and Daniel Bryan a few weeks ago, ended up, surprisingly, with Reigns and Rowan feuding. Reigns will emerge the victor at the end of this feud, and WWE will want to put The Big Dog over big time, to give him some momentum before Survivor Series, where he could have a huge match, maybe even for a WWE title.

We could perhaps see Reigns feud with no just Rowan, but Harper as well, and maybe even see Reigns in a handicap match against the two. A win against the two in a handicap match could help Reigns get back to the top of the card and challenge for a top title.

#1. Seth Rollins vs. The Fiend at Hell in a Cell

We saw this coming a few weeks ago and now it's all but certain that Seth Rollins will feud with The Fiend, and perhaps see the two in a match at the Hell in a Cell PPV that will take place next month.

Rollins was attacked by The Fiend following his win against Braun Strowman where he retained his Universal title. The Fiend laid Rollins out with a Sister Abigail and followed it up with a Mandible Claw on the ramp.

This perfectly sets up a mouthwatering clash between two hugely popular Superstars who have had a good year so far - Bray Wyatt with The Fiend gimmick, and Rollins slaying Brock Lesnar on more than one occasion.

The last time these two feuded was back in 2017, but these two have history going even further back than that when the Wyatt Family and The Shield feuded.

Edited by Lennard Surrao