10 WWE Questions You Most Want Answered (Jan 13)

Republished from WhatCulture

(Source:WWE.com)

Understandably, quite a few of this week’s questions centre around the future of WWE’s superstars, given the uncertain atmosphere surrounding the company at the moment. It’s impossible to tell quite what lies in store for wrestlers such as Brock Lesnar, Bray Wyatt and Daniel Bryan. Even sensible predictions based on WWE’s past behaviour could be well off the mark, given their tendency to spring a surprise on their fans at the least likely of moments – but it sure is fun to speculate regardless!

Of course, the major talking points at the moment centre around Brock Lesnar and Roman Reigns’ involvement in the Rumble (and the question of whether their two paths will cross once more), as well as the arrival of four exciting workers from New Japan Pro Wrestling – including former TNA stalwart AJ Styles. Will WWE utilise these new stars to their full potential, or are fans in for another long, painful year?

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10. Who Is The Best Potential Matchup For Brock Lesnar At WrestleMania 32?

@atisc13 starts us off with a question about Brock Lesnar, and his best potential opponent at WrestleMania 32. As this week’s episode of Raw has shown, WWE seem to be heading down the route of a rematch between the Beast and Roman Reigns. One of the pair is very likely to win the Royal Rumble, and a climactic ‘Mania encounter would be the predictable aftermath.

However, rumours have also circulated regarding Triple H, and the possibility of a match with Roman instead of Brock. Personally, I feel as though Lesnar is the way to go. Something often overlooked in the aftermath of Seth Rollins’ cash-in is the fact that Brock and Roman were in the midst of a fantastic match. There’s clearly some chemistry there, and, thanks to Seth, their feud was never actually resolved.

There’s also been talk of Kevin Owens facing Brock, but I don’t feel as though he’s quite established enough yet. Reigns vs. Lesnar would be an unquestionable marquee main event, regardless of how well Roman is received by the fans. Then again, WWE could spring something out of left field, as our next question demonstrates…