The WrestleMania Prediction Machine Part One “Championship Matches”

February 26, 2014

Roman Reigns vs. Dean Ambrose vs. Seth Rollins

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I will first begin this discussion by saying that Roman Reigns should be used in a bigger role, preferably against Triple H or Sheamus. I feel like his ability in the ring, as well as how much he has progressed in the past six months, deserves a chance to shine by himself. Maybe I am overlooking how great this match could be. The Shield has beaten everyone over the past year and a half. They have been the best stable since Evolution and some could say they are even better than them. With the dissension between Reigns and Ambrose, they desperately need to be split apart on the stage of WrestleMania. A stable this big and this important should get the opportunity to compete against one another in front of 70,000 fans in the Mercedes-Benz Superdome. WWE could make it more interesting by adding the United States Championship. This could bring prestige back to a title that is rarely defended. It also will give the fans more of a reason to invest their time and interest into the build of this feud. How can they make this even better? Give Seth Rollins more time to side with both guys, trying to be the middle man. Rollins stole the show on Sunday and is a very underrated talker. Either way, The Shield will most likely get their chance to shine and potentially steal the show at WrestleMania XXX.

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