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#2 No other titles change hands
While the Raw tag team titles should change hands, no other title should.
It goes without saying that Daniel Bryan should retain, and thankfully, with unfinished business with Kofi Kingston, that will certainly be the case.
The Usos, too, are likely to retain, as The Miz and Shane McMahon are almost certain to break up on Sunday night, leading to their singles match at WrestleMania.
Sasha Banks and Bayley should defeat Nia Jax and Tamina, but with WWE's obsession with heat and pushing the former, you can never be sure. Sasha Banks and Bayley should be the long-term champions to get the division off the ground. Nia Jax and Tamina would fail.
Unfortunately, the SmackDown women's title is the likeliest to change hands, but the past few weeks should have made clear that nobody cares about Mandy Rose. Asuka losing the title to Mandy Rose after beating Becky Lynch clean would be an insult to both of them, diminish the title's prestige, and guarantee a bad title match at WrestleMania. With how badly the Carmella experiment failed, WWE must not try it again with an even less charismatic version of her.
