WWE Hell In A Cell 2018: 4 Wild Last-Minute Predictions For The Event 

Hell in a Cell streams live from the AT&T Stadium in San Antonio, Texas tonight and with eight matches currently scheduled to take place, there are a number of options that WWE has when it comes to the shock factor of the WWE Universe.

WWE has been trying to get one over on their fans for years and the rise of Social Media and dirt sheets has made this quite difficult but there are still a few occasions where WWE have managed to surprise their fans, Ronda Rousey's debut was one of them and so was Hardy's return at WrestleMania 33.

There are plenty of opportunities for shocks and surprises tonight in Texas but when it comes to predictions, these are some of the boldest that could take place.

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#4. Mick Foley takes another huge bump off Hell in a Cell

Mick Foley could reenact his historic fall from Hell in a Cell

Reports earlier this week suggested that Mick Foley wouldn't be allowed to bump inside the cell since he was only there to call the spots and promote his upcoming show on the WWE Network, but that opinion seems to have now changed heading into the actual show.

Instead, Mick Foley is now expected to play a key role in the match and could take a bump, just not so much that WWE would be held liable. The Hardcore Legend isn't someone who likes to hear the word no, which means that it's likely that even if WWE doesn't give him permission to jump, he still will.

If Braun Strowman and Roman Reigns head up to the top of the cell, then keep your eye on Mick Foley because we all know that referees are not supposed to climb up there.

#3. Rusev Day lift the Tag Team Championships

Could Rusev Day become Tag Team Champions?

Rusev Day are easily seen as the underdogs in their match against The New Day for the Tag Team Championships and WWE think so little of this title shot that they have relegated the match to the pre-show.

Heading into Super Show-Down, a match between The Bar and The New Day for the Tag Team Championships has already been confirmed, but since all cards are subject to change, Rusev Day have a chance to lift the titles tonight. It's perhaps more likely that Rusev Day will lose and the team will then implode, which WWE has wanted for a while, how dare Rusev and Aiden English get over with the WWE Universe without permission!

#2. Matt Hardy helps his brother to win his first Hell in a Cell match

Matt Hardy will always have his brother's back

Matt Hardy seemingly retired from the wrestling business in an emotional video that he shared on his Twitter page earlier today, where he talked about going home and being a husband and a father. Hardy has been struggling with a number of injuries of late and this was something many fans already saw coming.

Interestingly, when Jeff Hardy left WWE all those years ago, he reminded fans that "there was still a Hardy on this show" and it's hard to see Matt bowing out without appearing and helping his brother pick up one of the biggest wins of his career. Come on, do you really believe Hardy is heading home and missing his brother's Hell in a Cell debut?

#1 Braun Strowman wins

Who will come out on top?

I know what you're thinking, this could actually happen. Well, it could but it's just as likely as every other wild prediction on this list. Braun Strowman has cashed his contract in, in advance, and the former NXT star has Mick Foley to call the shots inside the cell.

WWE has given themselves a lot of options here if Braun loses, to state that Roman Reigns had a lot of time to prepare or that Mick Foley was against him etc. Roman is expected to go on a lengthy run with the Universal Championship, which he should after how many attempts it took him to win it, but that doesn't mean it will be easy.

This is definitely going to be a brutal match for both men, but when push comes to shove, it's obvious that there was only ever going to be one winner.