Travicity
03-11-2016, 12:26 AM
1) HHH vs. Roman Reigns for the WWE title. At this point nothing has been announced regarding a guest referee, but that was the original plan.
2) Undertaker vs. Shane McMahon in a Hell in a Cell match for the control of Raw. Most figure on a match where Undertaker destroys Shane, but in some form allows Shane to win, sacrificing himself for the good of the company. That is if Shane is going to win. It will be very interesting which match goes on last, because it is very clear this match has the most interest and that the battle for control of the company is a bigger deal than a WWE title match.
3) Kevin Owens defending the IC title in a multiple person match. The original plan was for six people to be in this match but the participants continue to change. The plan was to load the match up with workers. Sami Zayn has been in from the beginning. Dolph Ziggler, Neville and The Miz were also expected in although they were not all planned names at the start.
4) The New Day vs. The League of Nations. This was originally scheduled as a six-man tag with Sheamus & Rusev & Alberto Del Rio as the League team, but Barrett is now fully cleared and back in action. There was also a pitch to make it a tag title match and use Freebird rules for both sides, but haven’t heard that is going to be how it ends up. There is talk that with a New Day vs. League match being in Toronto that this spot may turn into a different match with a multiple team format. If that’s the case, that also changes a lot of other plans built around this match. There are key people pushing now to change the match feeling New Day can have a better or more effective match with a different dynamic and right now it may be in a state of flux.
5) A.J. Styles vs. Chris Jericho
6) Kalisto vs. Ryback for the U.S. title. This is scheduled right now as a singles match and not a multiple person match.
7) Charlotte vs. Becky Lynch vs. Sasha Banks for the Divas title
8) Andre the Giant Memorial Battle Royal
9) A second women’s match
There will likely be at least one more match, even if that is a preshow match.
Source: wrestling observer newsletter.
2) Undertaker vs. Shane McMahon in a Hell in a Cell match for the control of Raw. Most figure on a match where Undertaker destroys Shane, but in some form allows Shane to win, sacrificing himself for the good of the company. That is if Shane is going to win. It will be very interesting which match goes on last, because it is very clear this match has the most interest and that the battle for control of the company is a bigger deal than a WWE title match.
3) Kevin Owens defending the IC title in a multiple person match. The original plan was for six people to be in this match but the participants continue to change. The plan was to load the match up with workers. Sami Zayn has been in from the beginning. Dolph Ziggler, Neville and The Miz were also expected in although they were not all planned names at the start.
4) The New Day vs. The League of Nations. This was originally scheduled as a six-man tag with Sheamus & Rusev & Alberto Del Rio as the League team, but Barrett is now fully cleared and back in action. There was also a pitch to make it a tag title match and use Freebird rules for both sides, but haven’t heard that is going to be how it ends up. There is talk that with a New Day vs. League match being in Toronto that this spot may turn into a different match with a multiple team format. If that’s the case, that also changes a lot of other plans built around this match. There are key people pushing now to change the match feeling New Day can have a better or more effective match with a different dynamic and right now it may be in a state of flux.
5) A.J. Styles vs. Chris Jericho
6) Kalisto vs. Ryback for the U.S. title. This is scheduled right now as a singles match and not a multiple person match.
7) Charlotte vs. Becky Lynch vs. Sasha Banks for the Divas title
8) Andre the Giant Memorial Battle Royal
9) A second women’s match
There will likely be at least one more match, even if that is a preshow match.
Source: wrestling observer newsletter.