Although there is no official announcement yet, latest reports suggest that "Hell in a Cell" is arriving in November and WWE is seemingly gearing up for it. Nevertheless, fans will still have to wait for WWE to announce matchups for this event.

Meanwhile, there are a lot of speculations on the Internet regarding who fans may possibly see in "Hell in a Cell."

Some fans are expecting a match between the sisters Nikki and Brie Bella, as the state of affairs between the two continues to plunge downwards. Last week, Nikki had demanded her sister to change her last name during RAW. In case their feud over their last name continues this week, it would be an obvious hint that we may possibly witness a Nikki-Brie Bella match for "Hell in a Cell."

As far as John Cena is concerned, it is still not clear as to whom WWE is planning to make him fight against for the event. In the absence of Brock Lesnar, Cena might be put in between the Seth Rollins and Dean Ambrose feud. At the end of September, Cena was after Rollins and had a beef with Ambrose, so it may be possible that fans will see this matchup during "Hell in a Cell."

While Rollins and Ambrose will certainly face each other in the cage, it is definitely possible that Cena will be thrown in with them provided Lesnar doesn't show up. There might even be a Fatal 4-Way "Hell in a Cell" match among Randy Orton, Rollins, Ambrose, and Cena.

In the meantime, Intercontinental Championship and tag team titles will be getting some air time too. In fact, Cesaro earned the right to contest Dolph Ziggler for the championship title, but lost during Friday's SmackDown. There are signs that there will be a rematch between the two, but the question is - will it be on a regular primetime or will it be shown in "Hell in a Cell?"