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This Saturday night the WWE presents their latest network special, Super Show-Down. The event will take place live in Melbourne, Australia and will be broadcast worldwide on the WWE network.
The show has a stacked card which will see five of the company's main titles defended, and several marquee matches to help draw in a huge crowd.
The presumed main-event of the night will see The Shield take on the three-man team of Braun Strowman, Dolph Ziggler, and Drew McIntyre. The feud between the six men has dominated Raw over the last couple of months and while Sunday will not draw a line under proceedings, it will tip the balance of power in one of the team's favours going forward.
While the event itself is not seen as a traditional PPV, there are several exciting finishes the match could have which would help propel the story forward in the coming weeks. Let's take a look at four of those potential finishes.
#4 A clean victory
The most obvious outcome for the six-man tag-team match at Super Show-Down is The Shield picking up the clean victory over their opponents.
Despite the build to Saturday's event billing it as a serious show, most WWE fans are still viewing the event as something of a glorified house-show, and it remains to be seen how much the WWE are going to bother advancing current storylines at the event.
The Shield picking up the big win in the night's main event guarantees that the Australian crowd will go home happy. Likewise, a clean victory for the heels in the match would give them a substantial amount of heat in the feud heading forward.
#3 Drew McIntyre turns on his team
Drew McIntyre feels like a star in waiting right now, and there is little doubt in my mind that when the WWE does decide to pull the trigger on him, he will go far.
On a recent episode of Raw, we saw Seth Rollins plant the seeds of doubt in McIntyre's mind, implying to him that Ziggler was using him to help him stay relevant. Their little exchange was cut short by Ziggler's arrival, but it was implied that McIntyre had taken on board some of what Rollins had said to him.
Of all the potential turns that could happen on Sunday night, Drew's would have the most potential. Seeing the former NXT and Intercontinental champion line up alongside The Shield is a mouth-watering prospect and could cement his place as the next big thing in the WWE.
#2 Dean Ambrose turns on The Shield
The WWE has been teasing Dean Ambrose turning on his Shield team-mates in recent weeks, with Braun and co tempting him over to the dark side by suggesting that the other two men are using him.
A Shield break-up feels inevitable at some point and there is every chance the WWE could decide to pull the trigger on that break-up at Super Show-Down.
This does seem unlikely though, and would probably not be the wisest booking decision to take. The Shield reunion is still in its infancy, and the WWE should tease the turn for a little bit longer first.
There is every chance that instead of an outright turn, Ambrose just walks away from his team or watches idly by as his team-mates get decimated and while both would be seen as a big twist, they wouldn't necessarily indicate a full turn just yet.
#1 Brock Lesnar interrupts with a new stable
The decision to have Brock Lesnar return and take out both Braun Strowman and Roman Reigns at Hell in a Cell proved to be a divisive one but if the WWE decided to give fans a similar finish on Saturday, then Brock would need reinforcements to take out all six men.
With rumours circulating that the WWE is going to give us a 'stable warfare' themed Survivor Series this year, it would make sense for Brock to have some back-up in his war against Braun Strowman and Brock Lesnar.
Having Brock debut his new team and destroy all six men in the main event of Super Show-Down would certainly grab the headlines, and there would no doubt be a huge payday offered to Brock as compensation for having to fly all the way to Australia to make an appearance.
