3 mistakes WWE might make at WWE Super ShowDown

The WWE Super ShowDown in Saudi Arabia is just a few hours away as we are set for another event taking place in the Middle East. The best – or worst, whichever is your perspective – part about shows in Saudi Arabia is that the legends of the business take part in it.

For instance, we are set to see Randy Orton take on Triple H in what promises to be a classic of an encounter. Similarly, Goldberg and The Undertaker are going to go toe-to-toe in the ring for the very first time.

Although the match should have happened at least over a decade ago, it still gives us the opportunity to claim that we witness two legends face each other at least once in their career.

With regards to the show, it could be a blockbuster, but WWE could also make some mistakes. In the last PPV, WWE made Brock Lesnar win the Money In The Bank Ladder Match right at the very end to make the spectators leave with a sour taste in their mouths.

And here are three mistakes that they could make in this PPV…

#3 Taking the Championship off Kofi

In the latest WWE NEWS, Kofi Kingston has been a great champion so far. Even though some people doubted in his ability of becoming a main event star, Kingston has proven that he has what it takes to be a champ.

Indeed, the crowd still love him wherever he goes. In the SmackDown before Super ShowDown, the crowd were continuously chanting his name and cheering for him, which shows that he is very over with the fans.

Kingston is set to take on Ziggler in the PPV, and while it might be a good idea to see the Show Off win the title somewhere down the line, it just shouldn’t happen tonight as there has been very little to this feud as of now.

#2 Goldberg winning

I absolutely love Goldberg. I might have been too young when he was the face of WCW but the aura around him during his time with the WWE was something that caught my attention.

From the way he makes his entrance to the way he is portrayed in the squared circle, he is a Superstar in the purest sense of the word. However, he should not win against The Undertaker tonight.

It is not because this match has a certain WCW vs WWE vibe to it and that the former should prevail. It is due to the fact that The Undertaker is a far better wrestler and gimmick than Goldberg ever was.

There is a reason why Goldberg’s matches barely go over 5 minutes. Whereas, in the case of The Undertaker, he managed to give us great matches even in his late 40s.

On top of that, The Undertaker’s gimmick is perhaps the greatest ever in the sports entertainment business and it should be given what it deserves.

#1 Lesnar leaving with Title

The biggest fear surrounding the Super ShowDown PPV is witnessing Brock Lesnar leaving the arena with a Title on his shoulder. He already teased it when he shouted “Friday” to Paul Heyman, who was pleading his client to cash in on a broken Seth Rollins.

Some think that he could cash in against Kingston and take the title off him but that would completely waste the future opportunities that a feud between Ziggler and Kingston gives.

And then there is Seth Rollins and his WWE Universal Title. It has been just around 2 months since Rollins won the Title off Lesnar at WrestleMania and made the belt a regular fixture on RAW.

So if Lesnar wins the Championship off Rollins, WWE would go back to square one.

The only respite would be if Baron Corbin wins and then Lesnar cashes in but even then it would be an absurd move if Lesnar is not going to be a fighting champ.