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Vince McMahon has propelled himself to the top of the wrestling industry through his sharp business acumen and his willingness to tell interesting stories on a weekly basis.
With WrestleMania establishing itself as the biggest event in the world of sports entertainment, WWE always put their best foot forward to book some of the most compelling dream matches for this visual extravaganza.
There's no denying that WrestleMania 35 is already proving to be a solid show, with two blockbuster matches set to close the show, featuring Brock Lesnar and Ronda Rousey in prominent positions.
Since this is the time when the fans become optimistic and start predicting many dream showdowns to transpire at the Showcase of the Immortals, there's a certain possibility that only a few of them could come true.
Despite the fact that the Grandest Stage of Them All is all about celebrating dream matches, there could be a lot of them that would have not made it outside Vince McMahon's board room.
So, without further ado, let's dive deep and predict the 4 WWE dream matches Vince McMahon may not book for WrestleMania 35.
#1 Shinsuke Nakamura Vs. Andrade 'Cien' Almas for the United States Championship
It's a damn shame that Shinsuke Nakamura has not yet received the main roster push he desperately deserves, as the 2018 Royal Rumble winner just suffered a horrendous loss to R-Truth for the United States Championship.
While Vince McMahon certainly started hot with the Japanese Sensation, Vinnie Mac never propelled Nakamura as a threat to AJ Styles' WWE Championship.
The same could be said for Andrade. The former NXT Champion was tipped to be the most compelling star on the blue brand and while he is receiving a moderate push on SmackDown Live, there's still a long way to go for the Mexican Sensation.
Since the fans genuinely wanted to see these two lock horns at the biggest show of the year, it's highly unlikely that the King of Strong Style would have a singles match at this year's visual extravaganza.
#2 AJ Styles Vs. Batista
AJ Styles has ascended to become one of the most powerful Superstars in the entire WWE and has earned a reputation of being one of Vince McMahon's top priorities.
The Phenomenal One's body of work and excellent attitude towards his job has brought him a lot of adulation and accolades under Vince McMahon.
Considering that WWE booked an intriguing segment between the two which ended with the former WWE Champion attacking his boss, many predicted that unleashing the animal was paving the way for Batista to return to the main roster.
While the idea definitely seems intriguing, it's highly unlikely that The Animal would return back to start a blockbuster feud with AJ Styles after the former expressed his interest to only wrestle Triple H in his retirement match.
Since that match could still be in the works, AJ Styles is currently rumored to lock horns with 'The Viper' Randy Orton at the Grandest Stage of Them All.
#3 John Cena Vs. The Undertaker
Last year's WrestleMania 34 saw two of the most groundbreaking Superstars in WWE history go face-to-face in what ended up being a very disappointing affair.
Everyone in the WWE Universe was excited when John Cena first came to Raw after Fastlane and expressed his intentions of locking horns with The Undertaker.
Considering the match ended up with the Phenom squashing the Cenation Leader, fans were certainly hopeful that a major sequel could be planned for this year's WrestleMania.
Since WWE haven't shown any desire to replicate what transpired in New Orleans, it seems likely that John Cena could be having a different dance partner for this year's extravaganza.
As much as I would have wanted these two icons to tear each other apart at the Show of Shows, there's no way that we would ever see these two going against each other.
#4 'The New' Daniel Bryan Vs. Shawn Michaels for the WWE Championship
One of the dream matches that was heavily rumored to happen at the MetLife Stadium in New Jersey this year was Daniel Bryan Vs. Shawn Michaels.
Since the Showstopper decided to return to the squared circle by teaming up with Triple H at Crown Jewel, many expected HBK to have a solid showdown at the Show of Shows.
While that could have happened, the former WWE Champion ruled out a return and a showdown with the New Daniel Bryan may not happen.
There's no denying that these two Superstars would have brought the house down and since the story is already there, it would have been a perfect send-off for the Heart Break Kid.
Daniel Bryan is having the run of his life and will certainly be featured as a major attraction this year at the Grandest Stage of Them All, but unfortunately, our dream of seeing Bryan tussling out with HBK may just be a dream.
