7 HUGE WWE Hell In A Cell 2019 Predictions You Need To Know

7. Bayley Vs Charlotte

There's been a simplistic intelligence to the way Charlotte has earned title shots so far, with her two clean tag team victories over Champion Bayley undermined by an ill-gotten victory for 'The Hugger' at Clash Of Champions.

She'll get a second bite at Hell In A Cell after a SmackDown tap-out win, but with Survivor Series looming, the company are inching ever-closer to a unique heel battle between The Boss N Hug Connection at the Red Vs Blue supercard.

Charlotte, meanwhile is sure to be cast as the jewel in the blue brand crown, and her journey back to the throne could and should be protracted for the good of WrestleMania season at very least. As important as the result here is the quality of the match itself - the Clash encounter was a borderline bait and switch in how short it was and cheaply it ended.

They are two of the company's best, and should be given the platform upon which to prove it.

Winner - Bayley

Authored by Michael Hamflett

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Posted On: 5th Oct 2019

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