4 Potential twists we could see at WWE Super Show-Down 

This Saturday night, the WWE heads Down Under as they present their latest network special, Super Show-Down, live from Melbourne, Australia.

The event will see five of the company's titles put on the line and will also feature several other match-ups, including a six-man main event match starring The Shield, and a clash between two of the most iconic stars in WWE history, Triple H and The Undertaker.

While the event is not considered a traditional WWE PPV, the show will still feature plenty of storyline development and will no doubt plant the seeds for several matches at the company's next big event, Survivor Series.

With that in mind, let's take a look at four potential twists we could see take place at Super Show-Down and the ramifications for those involved going forward.

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#4 Shawn Michaels costs The Undertaker

Shawn Michaels looks set for a return to the ring

At this stage, this one feels like a given. The WWE has been teasing the in-ring return of Shawn Michaels for the best part of a month now, and it looks as though the wheels will finally be set in motion this Saturday in Australia.

Current rumours suggest that Michaels will be teaming with Triple H to take on The Undertaker and Kane at Crown Jewel in Saudi Arabia. This seems highly likely given the involvement of both Kane and Michaels on Saturday.

The Undertaker has been taunting Michaels about his inability to defeat him in recent weeks, and it looks as though that will come back to the bite The Deadman in Australia.

Michaels making his way into the ring to stun the deadman with a sweet-chin music will send the Australian crowd into a frenzy, and will also set up the finish of the match, allowing Triple H to finally get one over on his long-time rival.

#3 The Bellas turn on Ronda Rousey

Ronda Rousey needs to watch her back at Super Show-Down

Whether fans like it or not, it looks as though the main event of WWE Evolution is going to be Ronda Rousey Vs Nikki Bela.

The WWE has spent the last couple of months building the Bellas back up on television and establishing a relationship between the sisters and Ronda Rousey.

This will all lead to The Bellas turning on Rousey following their inevitable victory on Saturday against The Riott Squad.

Whether it will be both Nikki and Brie, or just Nikki remains to be seen but this will set up the main event for Evolution later in the month.

#2 Wendy Styles gets involved

Will AJ's wife make an appearance on Saturday night?

Unfortunately, the match between AJ Styles and Samoa Joe is one of the least interesting bouts on the card on Saturday night. Styles' clean victory over Joe at Hell in a Cell effectively told the audience that Joe has no chance of capturing the belt in Australia, and as a result, the match feels as though it has no tension.

That being said, Samoa Joe and AJ Styles have still done an excellent job in their promos for this match, though, the decision to have Joe physically turn up at Styles' house has proved to be a divisive one.

Wendy Styles, AJ's wife, has been at the centre of the feud between the two men, and it wouldn't be unlike the WWE to have her somehow get involved in the match's finish on Saturday night. Whether she simply shows up and costs Joe the match as a distraction, or in a major twist, sides with the Samoan Submission Machine, it doesn't seem like too much of a jump to suggest that we might be seeing her make an appearance in Australia.

#1 Dean Ambrose or Drew McIntyre walks out on their team

Could Dean Ambrose walk out on his Shield team-mates?

Is it too early for either Drew McIntyre or Dean Ambrose to turn on their team-mates? Quite frankly, it's too difficult to tell.

The WWE began planting the seeds for one of, if not both of these men turning on a recent episode of Raw but it remains to be seen as to whether or not the WWE is going to play the long game with this one.

A full blown turn may be a little too early, but having one of the men question their team in a big match-up would be a nice way to continue the storyline.

For example, we could see Reigns taken out by Braun, McIntyre and Ziggler, leaving Rollins in the ring to take on all three men while Ambrose just stands by and decides not to help his partner. Ambrose could then later claim that he thought the risk was too high, or some variation on this and it would be a nice way of creating a sense of mistrust among the group. Likewise, the same thing could go down with McIntyre, instead of Ambrose.