2021 WWE Hell in a Cell predictions, card, matches, start time, date, PPV preview, location

We have received the latest offer from WWE PPV. The organization will host Hell in a Cell on Sunday night at the ThunderDome in Tampa, Florida, which is expected to be the last event to take place there. Today some of the biggest stars in sports entertainment will go inside the demonic structure in hopes of coming out victorious.

Hell in a Cell marks the true beginning of the transition to the SummerSlam season, as the champions of the best brands on Raw and SmackDown join Cell to defend their titles. WWE champion Bobby Lashley will face Drew McIntyre for the last time as McIntyre has blocked future shots of Lashley’s title if he loses inside Cell. On the SmackDown side, Bianca Belair will defend the SmackDown women’s championship inside the cell when she takes on former Bayley champion.

Hell in a Cell will begin at 7pm on ET on Sunday, June 20, and the opening screening one hour before the main ticket will be broadcast live at 6pm at Peacock, both the opening session and the main card. CBS Sports will be with you on Sunday with live results, highlights and analysis.

For now, let’s see how we think Hell in a Cell will play this Sunday.

2021 WWE Hell in a Cell predictions

WWE Tournament: Bobby Lashley (c) vs. Drew McIntyre (Hell in a Cell)

This is McIntyre’s last chance with Lashley’s title, or at least that’s the provision at stake. The construction has been bizarre, as it has been a great injustice as McInty has suffered a slight distraction from the MVP at WrestleMania. It looks like McIntyre’s final shot will indicate that he will walk away as a champion, but without a live crowd it feels wrong to win another title. It’s time to move on from this match and let Lashley make his final run for a huge SummerSlam match. Selection: Bobby Lashley retains the title

Women’s SmackDown Tournament: Bianca Belair (c) vs Bayley (Hell in a cell)

Bayley is a good opponent for Belair to work with, but the program feels like WrestleManian has won an emotional title and then stopped Belair a bit. That is, the place where Belair needs to remove Bayley before he can go to the next opponent. It’s probably going to be another nonsense for the champion before the start of SummerSlam’s construction, thankfully with an opponent who feels as big and special as when Belair knocked out Sasha Banks. Bringing the match into Hell in a Cell should allow Belair’s athleticism to shine, especially with the dance pair who have been in Bayley before. Selection: Bianca Belair holds the title

Women’s Gross Championship: Rhea Ripley (c) vs. Charlotte Flair

As a matter of course, there is no reason to remove the title from the place of the champion. All right now should be to prepare for the live tour and return to SummerSlam. Winning the title here would show a lack of confidence in Ripley and I don’t think he’s in the WWE spot. Ripley needs a win here to gain credibility du the woman on Raw, and she should get that on Sunday. Selection: Rhea Ripley retains the title

Alexa Bliss vs Shayna Baszler

The catastrophe of a story goes on when the Baszler Bliss dolls panic and then Nia Jax accepts the match with Bliss on behalf of her partner. This is going to be “scary” and Bliss will create some things in his eyes before he gets the win because WWE is immersed in madness at the moment. Selection: Alexa Bliss wins

Kevin Owens vs Sami Zayn

Owens and Zayn have been shutting down on that since Owens debuted on NXT. While they occasionally reform their long-standing friendship, they are more often on the opposite side of the ring. After Owens won the WrestleMania show, it looks good that Zayn will get the win again with the same things. That would be true for most people, but Zayn grows up as a heel when he sees himself being mistreated. Selection: Winner by Kevin Owens

Cesaro vs. Seth Rollins

Cesaro received a brief break from the issues he had with Rollins to get a universal title for Roman Reigns, but that too didn’t last long for Cesaro’s WrestleMania Backlash with Reigns. Rollins violently attacked Cesaro several times, including slapping him on the entrance ramp. Cesaro should win here because the win helps him a lot more than Rollins, which is to counter the bullets as a top-notch guy ready for all the WWE needs. Selection: Cesaro wins