3 Biggest Storylines Heading Into WWE Hell In A Cell 2018
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The first pay-per-view post-SummerSlam takes place this Sunday when WWE Hell In A Cell 2018 descends upon the WWE universe in a night that should change the course of the WWE moving forward.
WWE Hell In A Cell 2018 features some high-profiled matches that could result in a Match Of The Year candidate or two, but the stories surrounding several of the matches on the card are particularly strong as well.
The WWE has done a stellar job lately of building these storylines, but which ones reign supreme? With that being said, here are the three biggest storylines heading into WWE Hell In A Cell 2018.
3. Becky Lynch’s Recent Change Of Attitude
It seems like a long time ago that Becky Lynch became the first-ever SmackDown Women’s Champion. Since that time, however, The Irish Lass Kicker has not found that same type of success and she has struggled to get back in the championship picture on Tuesday nights.
That all changed at SummerSlam when she earned the right to challenge Carmella for the SmackDown Women’s Championship. However, the late-addition of her friend Charlotte Flair to the match changed everything. Lynch was desperate to taste championship gold again, but instead, The Queen took the reigns at SummerSlam. This incensed Lynch and after the match, she attacked Charlotte in a rage of jealousy and resentment.
Since that heel turn, Lynch has done everything in her power to get back at Charlotte and the two will square off at Hell In A Cell for the SmackDown Women’s Championship. This is a side of The Irish Lass KIcker that fans haven’t seen in a long time, but the bigger picture might be how this new side could benefit Lynch in her quest to dethrone The Queen at Hell In A Cell.
Lynch has had the upper hand over Charlotte recently and the storyline suggests that Charlotte is still caught off guard by Lynch’s newfound behavior. If that continues at Hell In A Cell, Lynch could be in line to become the SmackDown Women’s Champion once again. Charlotte feels like a transitional champion, so it would make perfect sense to give the strap to Lynch here and capitalize on her momentum.
The Irish Lass Kicker is seemingly a new person since SummerSlam and that could be all the edge she needs to dethrone The Queen.