It has long been suggested that the Cauchy horizon of dynamical black holes is subject to a weak null singularity, under the mass inflation scenario. We study in spherical symmetry the Einstein-Maxwell-Klein-Gordon equations and , we obtain a “mass inflation/ridigity” dichotomy. More precisely, we prove assuming (sufficiently slow) decay of the charged scalar field on the event horizon, that the Cauchy horizon emanating from time-like infinity is $_{i^+}= \cup $ such that: _ (the dynamical set) is a past set on which the Hawking mass blows up (mass inflation scenario). _ (the static set) is a future set isometric to a Reissner–Nordstr"{o}m Cauchy horizon i.e.\ the radiation is zero on . As a consequence, we establish a novel classification of Cauchy horizons into three types: dynamical (), static () or mixed, and prove that is globally -inextendible. Our main motivation is the Strong Cosmic Censorship Conjecture for a realistic model of spherical collapse in which charged matter emulates the repulsive role of angular momentum: in our case the Einstein-Maxwell-Klein-Gordon system on one-ended space-times. As a result, we prove in spherical symmetry that:

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