WWE Hell In A Cell 2021: What should and should not happen

#1 Should happen at WWE Hell in a Cell 2021: Bobby Lashley retains his WWE Championship

Bobby Lashley needs the WWE Championship more than Drew McIntyre

Drew McIntyre has a big match scheduled for WWE Hell in a Cell 2021. It is his last opportunity to challenge Bobby Lashley for the WWE Championship. As per the match stipulation, the Scottish Warrior won’t get another shot at the world title as long as it rests on Lashley's shoulder.

Although McIntyre has established himself as a credible WWE Champion, Lashley should be the one to walk out of the pay-per-view with his title.

My sword is clearly mightier than the pen. ⚔️ pic.twitter.com/vAZjjKFpIR
— Drew McIntyre (@DMcIntyreWWE) June 10, 2021

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McIntyre has enjoyed long spells with the championship. After losing his title, he got several shots at reclaiming the same. McIntyre can easily remain in the spotlight even without the gold.

He has worked hard to reach the top of the roster and can afford to turn his attention away from the WWE Championship for a while. Losing at Hell in a Cell will force him to pursue other rivalries and add more to his dominance until there is a new champion.

💯 Days as your #AllMighty @WWE Champion! Count ‘em by the hundreds going forward because this reign isn’t ending soon! pic.twitter.com/qwI0KHVTuC
— Bobby Lashley (@fightbobby) June 10, 2021

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On the other hand, Lashley can’t afford to lose the WWE Championship at Hell in a Cell. The creative should allow him to retain the title and feud with other worthy challengers after the pay-per-view.

This will help establish Lashley as a strong champion ahead of his rumored title feud with Brock Lesnar. He has been excellent as a heel alongside MVP. After spending years on the sidelines, Lashley deserves a memorable title reign on RAW.

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Edited by Greg Bush