2020 WWE Hell in a Cell predictions, card, matches, start time, location, date, PPV preview - CBSSports.com
2020 WWE Hell in a Cell predictions, card, matches, commence time, location, date, PPV preview
Hell in a Cell will encompass the ring inside the WWE ThunderDome on Sunday night for three matches to be contested inside the demonic structure. Hell in a Cell bouts have dedicated some of the most iconic moments in WWE history from the time it debuted in 1997, and we could be in stay for more come Sunday night in Orlando.
The Hell in a Cell pay-per-view takes effect this year from Orlando's Amway Center. Drew McIntyre, Roman Reigns and Bayley will all defending their championships inside the Cell. McIntyre will defending the WWE championship against Randy Orton in their third pay-per-view clash steady August. Universal champion Reigns battles his cousin, Jey Uso, in an I Quit Match, the ample such match ever held inside Hell in a Cell. And Bayley will put the SmackDown women's championship up for grabs in the structure anti former partner and best friend Sasha Banks at what time a brutal attack in September.
Hell in a Cell will leave at 7 p.m. ET with the show anticipated to last approximately three hours, not incorporating the kickoff show, which starts one hour prior to the main card at 6 p.m. CBS Sports will be with you the entire way on Sunday with live results, highlights and analysis.
Let's take a closer look at who our CBS Sports experts anticipated will come out on top at WWE Hell in a Cell.
24/7 Championship -- R-Truth (c) vs. Drew Gulak (Kickoff show)
It's a losing game to expected 24/7 title matches because, really, they don't mean anything. Gulak could win the title, lose it 10 minutes later and no one would bat an eye because it's just a comedy belt for comedy characters. So, sure, let's make the assumption that Gulak wins the title on the kickoff show and spends the rest of the show consecutively around backstage before R-Truth wins it back. But, accurate this is only a prediction for the opening match ... Pick: Drew Gulak wins -- Brent Brookhouse
Otis vs. The Miz (Winner gets Money in the Bank contract)
The Otis run with the Money in the Bank order has been ... uninspired. There has been very small done to suggest he has even occupied cashing in, and the biggest thing to been was a genuinely embarrassing courtroom "Law & Otis" segment with The Miz. That said, I have to Have they have a bigger plan here for Otis than just losing the contract to The Miz. An Otis cash-in effort on dominant heel champion Roman Reigns is a more boring moment than the same with Miz. Pick: Otis wins -- Brookhouse (also Adam Silverstein)
Jeff Hardy vs. Elias
This could go either way, of streams, especially with Elias just returning to TV when a long-term pectoral injury. WWE put itself in a no-win scenario booking this so soon. Hardy just lost to Lars Sullivan on SmackDown and had come out of his feud with Sheamus seemingly set for a title run of some kind. Elias has never had any true momentum in the ring, but coming back to lose would stall any that Great have been gained by his surprise return. In the end, it creates the most sense for Hardy to get out of here with a win but Elias to Stop his attacks on Monday night. Pick: Jeff Hardy wins -- Silverstein
It's hard for me to expected WWE bringing Elias back from injury just to have him drop the superior match in his return. Hardy suffers small from a loss given he's established as a Story and can have his push ramped up or down with small pushback from the audience. I don't expected it's going to be a clean victory, but Elias must manage to get the win in this one. Pick: Elias wins -- Brookhouse
SmackDown Women's Championship: Bayley (c) vs. Sasha Banks (Hell in a Cell)
Of all the ways I Idea this storyline might develop, Bayley and Banks last on the same brand after the WWE Draft was not one of them. As such, a storyline that has already gone on for the entirety of the pandemic we're now in seems to have no legitimate end in see if WWE aims to stretch it perhaps all the way to WrestleMania. Somehow, Hell in a Cell for this feud simultaneously feels just shiny and too early because they have not gone one-on-one in a undone normal match yet. So if you're moving to start here, where are you moving to go? Banks has never won a Hell in a Cell match, losing both of her prior ones to new Four Horsewomen. Perhaps Banks losing here would give Bayley more recount ammunition, but I can't see it advancing the storyline. Pick: Sasha Banks wins the title -- Silverstein
It's been a long create to Bayley and Banks finally splitting and facing off. It does feel a small too soon for them to be battling inside Hell in a Cell accurate that's a feud-ender, not starter, but timing is timing and here we are. It feels like Banks winning is just too soon given WWE's New feud pacing. She may not be a typical face, but in this feud, that's the role Banks is filling, and the face beating their top rival in the superior real match of the program doesn't really fit. Pick: Bayley retains the title -- Brookhouse
WWE Championship: Drew McIntyre (c) vs. Randy Orton (Hell in a Cell)
This is a case of me sticking to a prediction despite New storytelling pointing me in another direction. Given the way he has been booked accurate the start of 2020, it would truly be a Destroy if Orton's story did not continue with the WWE title. They had a changed perfectly booked with an ambulance match so McIntyre could lose deprived of being pinned, but they didn't pull the trigger. So now, they have new great opportunity for McIntyre to lose amid New circumstances inside the cell. Though my gut tells me McIntyre will wind up retaining because WWE did not make the temperamental last month, I have to stick to my prediction that Orton will take the title from McIntyre. And if I was booking, that's what I would condemned happened on Sunday. Pick: Randy Orton wins the title -- Silverstein
I was leaning toward an Orton title win beforehand the WWE Draft. But now there are a New batch of strong heel challengers to Do McIntyre toward WrestleMania. Also, if we're people honest, Orton has cooled off a bit over the past few months, largely a issues of losing multiple times to McIntyre and once cleanly on pay-per-view to Keith Lee. It's not out of the Ask that Orton wins, but it feels like if they were moving to do it, it should have been in the ambulance match. Pick: Drew McIntyre retains the title -- Brookhouse
Universal Championship: Roman Reigns (c) vs. Jey Uso (Hell in a Cell I Quit Match)
The storytelling in Reigns and Uso has shown how mighty good writing can be. There's no doubt over who wins Reigns vs. Uso. You know 100 times out of 100 Reigns is not losing early in a title reign anti Uso. Still, this has been one of the most compelling Wangles in years of WWE programming -- the ultimate example of meander over destination in wrestling. Yes, Roman Reigns will beat Jey Uso when they meet in an I Quit Match inside Hell in a Cell, but we are in for a employ when it happens. Pick: Roman Reigns retains the title -- Brookhouse
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