3 Matches we could possibly see at WWE Super ShowDown in Saudi Arabia

The Saudi Arabia show is now called WWE Super ShowDown. The show will be held on 7th June at the King Abdullah International Stadium in Jeddah. It will be the company's third show to be held in Saudi Arabia as two shows were held last year.

WWE signed a ten-year deal with the Sports Authority of Saudi Arabia, and as part of the agreement, WWE will host shows there for ten years. The Greatest Royal Rumble was held in April, while Crown Jewel took place in November last year. The two shows definitely achieved gigantic success and the company will be hoping to see the same result next month.

Since the Saudi Arabian fans love to see legendary Superstars of the past, the show will feature some colossal names such as The Undertaker, Goldberg, Brock Lesnar, Triple H, Roman Reigns, Seth Rollins, AJ Styles and many more are on the card.

Three bouts are already confirmed for the show. The Undertaker will take on Goldberg for the first time, while Randy Orton will face Triple H. Similar to the Greatest Royal Rumble last year, there will be a 50-man Royal Rumble match. Three weeks are left for the show and some more matches will announced in the next few weeks.

Here we discuss three matches we could see at Super ShowDown in Saudi Arabia.

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#3 Roman Reigns vs Shane McMahon

The rivalry between Roman Reigns and the McMahon family has developed significantly in the last few weeks. The feud began after Reigns arrived on SmackDown Live during the Superstar Shake-Up and attacked Vince McMahon.

Shane McMahon, who is the son of Vince McMahon, attacked Roman Reigns several times in the past couple of weeks. Along with Elias, Shane McMahon put his hands on Reigns multiple times on RAW and SmackDown Live. The feud is gradually developing and the two men could collide in Saudi Arabia.

Roman Reigns will tussle with Elias at Money in the Bank and it should be an easy win for Reigns at the XL Center. Shane McMahon will square off with The Miz on Sunday but their feud is expected to end on Sunday as they already fought at the Showcase of Immortals. Considering the storyline between Reigns and Shane McMahon, they have a bright possibility to meet at Super ShowDown.

#2 Seth Rollins vs Brock Lesnar

Will we see this again?

Brock Lesnar is scheduled to return for a match at Super ShowDown. Lesnar's last appearance was at the Grandest Stage Them All where he lost the Universal Championship to Seth Rollins. Since the Beast Incarnate never got a rematch for the Universal Championship, Lesnar could meet Rollins in Saudi Arabia.

Lesnar and Rollins had an intense rivalry earlier this year. Rollins chose to face then Universal Champion Brock Lesnar at the Shows of Shows after winning the Royal Rumble match. Though Lesnar was not a regular member on RAW, the bout had a great build-up with Paul Heyman. Rollins went low at Metlife Stadium and thus managed to become the Beastslayer.

Rollins is scheduled to face AJ Styles at Money in the Bank. In my humble opinion, Rollins must retain the belt as this is his first proper title defense. Lesnar could demand a rematch for the Universal Championship at Super ShowDown. Lesnar is not likely to get pinned after losing to Rollins at WrestleMania. It will be interesting to see if Rollins will take another shortcut to get the job done.

#1 Kevin Owens vs Kofi Kingston

Owens and Kingston in action

Kevin Owens and Kofi Kinston are scheduled to lock horns at Money in the Bank and we could expect a rematch at WWE Super ShowDown. Kingston, who is the WWE Champion, will put his title on the line at the XL Center on Sunday.

Kingston overcame all the odds to win the most coveted prize on the blue brand at the Showcase of Immortals. The champion subsequently defended the belt twice on RAW and SmackDown Live. Kevin Owens joined The New Day a few weeks ago when Big E got injured. Interestingly, it lasted just one week as the former Universal Champion turned on Kofi Kingston and Xavier Woods. The feud got more exciting with the involvement of Sami Zayn this week.

Considering the momentum Kofi Kingston has, he is not likely to lose the belt. The champion has crossed insurmountable tasks in the last few months and he is expected to retain the belt at Money in the Bank. However, Owens is a remarkable heel who goes to any extent to get the job done. Regardless of the result of the match at the XL Center, a rematch is possible in Saudi Arabia.