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We are now less than four weeks away from the 35th annual WrestleMania PPV. While some of the card has taken shape thus far, not all of them are clear as of now which is somewhat different from years prior.
Currently, 7 matches are confirmed; Brock Lesnar vs Seth Rollins, Triple H vs Batista, Shane McMahon vs The Miz, Kurt Angle vs TBD (Kurt's last match), Buddy Murphy vs Winner of 205 Live tournament, Becky Lynch vs Ronda Rousey vs Charlotte Flair and Randy Orton vs AJ Styles.
While other matches that have not been announced, they are heavily expected, such as Kofi Kingston vs Daniel Bryan. There is still some room on the card for some big matches to take place. These 3 matches need to be the ones that should be announced in the next few weeks to make the card as good and entertaining as possible.
#3 Andrade vs Rey Mysterio
This match needs to happen at WrestleMania. I will repeat, this match needs to happen at WrestleMania. Andrade and Rey Mysterio have shared the ring quite a bit so far this year and every encounter has been awesome. The two are spectacular in the ring together despite Rey being 44 years old.
These two should be given the chance to shine in front of the huge crowd at Metlife Stadium. The match would be the perfect choice to open the main show with the fans being hot they would love the match more than usual.
Many have also wished this could be a mask vs hair match. This would, of course, he great and an added layer to the feud but even if this doesn't have a stipulation, it would still be one of the best pure matches in recent WrestleMania history
#2 John Cena vs Samoa Joe
John Cena vs Samoa Joe for the US title at 'Mania is the obvious choice for Cena's big match this year. With R-Truth doing John's open challenge only for it to be ended by Samoa Joe, this story is simple and could be great at the same time.
With Cena not around as much anymore, what better way than to get someone even more over than to have him put John Cena to sleep in the middle of the ring at the Show of Shows? Joe and Cena could share a great promo or two before the match and come Mania on Sunday, they should have a blow away match that would for sure make people really care about the United States title once again.
This could be Joe's opportunity to finally grab the spotlight and have it shone on him at the biggest stage possible. And we would all love to see him get it.
#1 Demon Finn Balor vs The Undertaker
The Demon vs the Deadman. The story writes itself. The Undertaker may not be WWE's favorite person right now after he has announced to appear at Starrcast 2, but he should be given one last send-off at WrestleMania 35, and I've got just the opponent for him.
Finn Balor lost the Intercontinental title to Bobby Lashley on Raw and while I was at first annoyed, I quickly became filled with hope. Finn losing the Intercontinental title puts him in prime position for a big Mania match and it's pretty obvious who that should be.
The battle of the creepy entrances should take place this WrestleMania and should be The Undertaker's last stand. A passing of the torch moment should happen in less than a months time and if it does we would all no doubt love every second.
