4 Big Things Vince McMahon Could Be Offering Batista In His New WWE Run

Will The Animal unleash big time?
Will The Animal unleash big time?

With his anomalous fashion and intimidating contentions, one can't help but admit that Batista is finally getting the spotlight he deserves on Monday Night Raw.

The former World Champion is currently entangled in a blockbuster feud with Triple H which would see them slug it out at The Grandest Stage of Them All, WrestleMania 35.

Although both Triple H and Batista share an intriguing history together, both of them have been successful in bringing an element of authenticity to their riveting feud.

Whilst The Game will enter MetLife Stadium as the protagonist in this bout, The Animal would put his antagonism on full display when he slugs it out with the 14-time World Champion.

If Batista's last run with the WWE is anything to take into consideration, then he definitely looks a bit more convincing and decisive in his role as a heel.

Furthermore, it's understandable why Batista would want to lock horns with Triple H at WrestleMania. The former World Champ has often expressed his desire of having a final retirement match with The Cerebral Assassin at the visual extravaganza.

However, this could be an interesting chance for Vince McMahon to finally capitalize on Batista's menacing personality and propel him as one of the biggest heels in the business.

Since there's no confirmation on whether Batista has signed a long-term contract with the WWE, one wonders where this all will be heading by the time WrestleMania hits our screens.

So, without further ado, let's dive deep and analyze the 4 big things Vince McMahon could be offering Batista in his new WWE run.


#1 Retiring Triple H at The Grandest Stage of Them All

Could we see this happening?
Could we see this happening?

One of the biggest elements that makes this match even more interesting is the two superstars wanting to tear each other apart and end each other's career.

Whilst Triple H has been influential in catapulting the future of this business at The Show of Shows, this could possibly be the right time for The Game to call it a day and give undeniable heat to Batista.

A decision of this magnitude would benefit The Animal who could run riot on Monday Night Raw with the likes of Seth Rollins, Roman Reigns, Braun Strowman, and Drew Mcintyre.

It would be an absolute travesty if Dave returns back to the squared circle only to fall down to The Cerebral Assassin at WrestleMania.

Since both the superstars are scheduled to slug it out in a No Holds Barred Match, I'm definitely expecting a war between the two which would eventually conclude with Batista destroying Triple H.

Even if the company plays an unauthentic retirement angle after WrestleMania, this could give Batista enough time to portray a menacing heel on a weekly basis before we get another blockbuster showdown at WrestleMania 36.

#2 A blockbuster match with Brock Lesnar at SummerSlam 2019

This is money
This is money

Vince McMahon has always endorsed the idea of doing what's best for business and a possible showdown between Batista and Brock Lesnar could excite him.

The Animal has never been locked horns with The Beast Incarnate on the main roster despite sharing a lot of history with him back in OVW.

Since Mr. McMahon would be looking to secure Brock Lesnar's services after WrestleMania 35, a blockbuster tussle between the two could headline SummerSlam 2019.

Whilst Brock Lesnar is scheduled to drop the Universal Championship to Seth Rollins at The Show of Shows, he is always one of the biggest focal points heading into the biggest party of the summer.

The idea would definitely interest The Universal Champion who is constantly looking to shine in such big marquee matches, and with Batista heading into WrestleMania with such momentum, the two could literally tear the house down at SummerSlam.

#3 Becoming the biggest heel and WWE Champion on SmackDown Live

Fox Sports would love to have Batista
Fox Sports would love to have Batista

With FOX Sports becoming the new home for SmackDown Live in 2019, the company could be willing to bring some serious alterations to the blue brand.

Considering that FOX have already expressed their intention of witness a more 'sports oriented style' on the blue brand, having a huge name like Batista would benefit WWE.

Since The Animal has had a reputation of being one of the biggest superstars that helped in establishing SmackDown, his inclusion could play a pivotal role in garnering more eyes towards the product.

Furthermore, pushing him as the biggest heel on the blue brand would only help him get into more creatively interesting feuds with the likes of A.J. Styles, Randy Orton, Daniel Bryan, Kofi Kingston, and Samoa Joe.

There's no denying that a menacing heel like Batista could help propel a younger superstar on the main roster like Mustafa Ali or Andrade 'Cien' Almas.

A possibility of seeing him become the next WWE Champion cannot be denied and would be a more suitable prospect if the company wants to really push the blue brand to the top in 2019.

#4 Forming a monstrous stable of his own on Monday Night Raw

Can Batista help talent become more prominent?
Can Batista help talent become more prominent?

Since there's a legitimate possibility that we could no longer have the original Shield on the main roster after WrestleMania 35, the company needs something solid to keep Roman Reigns and Seth Rollins in the spotlight.

Vince McMahon's adulation of strong heels like Drew Mcintyre, Baron Corbin, and Bobby Lashley continues to be displayed on a weekly basis, with The Boss pushing the Scottish Terminator as the biggest heel on the roster.

Regardless of the fact that all will go their separate ways for this year's WrestleMania, a possibility to align them again with Batista leading them from the front would be enticing.

Furthermore, a force like Lars Sullivan could also be introduced to make things even more compelling on Monday Night Raw.

There's no denying that the company needs a monstrous stable on the red brand and while the recent heel alignments have failed to garner any significant heat, Batista's inclusion could really give them the edge that they deserve.

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