5 reasons why WWE wants Seth Rollins Vs. Brock Lesnar at WrestleMania 35

With Brock Lesnar ruling the company with the Universal Champion, WWE definitely needs a credible challenger to step up and bring the fight to the Beast Incarnate.

Since WrestleMania 35 is going to hit our screens next year, the company could be planning something exceptional to culminate the Grandest Stage of Them All.

There are multiple reports suggesting that Vince McMahon could be bringing Seth Rollins and Brock Lesnar for a marquee encounter to close the Show of Shows.

Seth Rollins is one of the greatest in-ring performers of this generation and would take the Beast Incarnate to his absolute limit, and that too for the Universal Championship.

A title that has eluded Rollins' career for a long time, the Architect would be willing to put all on the line to get the job done and slay the Mayor of Suplex City for good.

Here are the 5 biggest reasons why Vince McMahon wants Seth Rollins to face Brock Lesnar at WrestleMania 35.

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#1 Nobody has closed WrestleMania in a way Seth Rollins has by embarrassing two of the biggest stars on the same night

The Kingslayer could end the Beast for good

There's no denying that Seth Rollins was part of possibly the greatest ending to any WrestleMania ever when he cashed-in his MITB contract to win the WWE Championship.

Since Brock Lesnar and Roman Reigns went to war before the Architect sealed the deal with a shocking victory, there's enough room for a fantastic story here.

If kayfabe is anything to take into consideration, there's no way the Beast Incarnate can forget what happened night and embarrassing it was to drop the title in such fashion.

While Vince McMahon has constantly pushed the idea of Roman Reigns as the regular WrestleMania headliner, Rollins' culmination of WrestleMania 31 proves that he could go again and run riot with the Mayor of Suplex City.

The fans will never forget what happened that night, and with Rollins already proving to be a threat to the Universal Champion, it's about time he gatecrashes Suplex City and burns it to the ground.

#2 Seth Rollins deserves it more than Drew Mcintyre and Braun Strowman

How far will Rollins go?

One of the more significant reasons why Seth Rollins is being prepared to lock horns with the Universal Champion at WrestleMania 35 is due to the experience he brings to the table.

The Architect excels in such situations and could take the Show of Shows by storm. Moreover, he deserves the main event spot more than any superstar on Monday Night Raw.

While there have been plans for Drew Mcintyre to be ascended to the top of the business, he still needs time to settle in and work his way to the top under Vince McMahon.

The same is the case with Braun Strowman. His multiple losses to Brock Lesnar have already justified the fact that he is having trouble getting the job done which diverts our attention towards the Architect.

There's no superstar on the red brand who is deserving of an opportunity to slay the Beast except Seth Rollins, and this could work wonders for the business.

#3 His feud with Dean Ambrose cannot be extended till WrestleMania 35

Can we believe the WWE to push this feud till WrestleMania?

With Seth Rollins and Dean Ambrose working a pretty terrific feud at the moment, there's a strong possibility that they will wrap up the feud before WrestleMania 35.

If there are significant plans to insert the Architect into the main event of WrestleMania, then his feud with the Lunatic Fringe would end in Ambrose becoming the Intercontinental Champion.

Since Vince McMahon wants the former WWE Champion as his potential headliner, his deeply personal rivalry with Dean Ambrose would see a clear conclusion soon.

This would give the company an ideal opportunity to push Ambrose to a more engaging feud with stars like Finn Balor, Elias, or even Sami Zayn.

While many fans would have loved the idea of seeing Ambrose and Rollins fight for the Universal Championship at the Show of Shows, it seems like the company is sticking with their idea of keeping the title on Brock Lesnar.

#4 Using it to throw maximum spotlight on the Roman Reigns' story

Is it about Roman Reigns again?

Roman Reigns' heartbreaking exit from the company to recover from Leukemia was pretty visible on Seth Rollins' face as he bared his soul to the world on how much this brotherhood meant to him.

With the company using this storyline to ascend Rollins' emotional credibility as a babyface, Mr. McMahon could be looking to execute the same in the Architect's feud with Brock Lesnar.

Since Dave Meltzer has reported that there is a possibility that the company would look to utilize the journey of Roman Reigns as a storyline to make things more personal.

While this could work pretty well, it certainly depreciates the versatility and name Rollins brings to the table. The Architect has developed a reputation for himself within the business and is widely hailed as one of the greatest to ever live.

However, something like this would keep the Big Dog in the mainstream news and could possibly be a way for the company to ignite a rage within the Kingslayer that we haven't seen before.

#5 Brock Lesnar works wonders with guys like Seth Rollins

The Beast can run riot with Seth Rollins

If Brock Lesnar's matches with Daniel Bryan and A.J. Styles are anything to take into consideration here, then there's a sure possibility that he could deliver a classic with Seth Rollins.

His match with John Cena and Seth Rollins at Royal Rumble 2015 is highly regarded as one of the best WWE Championships in the game.

Since there are plenty of ways to go in this feud, we could get a proper wrestling match where the fans are hooked to the edge of their seats with the Beast Incarnate selling the incredible versatility of Seth Rollins.

With the Universal Champion following a strict schedule with the WWE, he would definitely be interested in a guy like the Architect who could make him look good whilst telling a substantial story.

If this encounter works wonders between the ropes, then the WWE Universe could be in for something special next year at the MetLife Stadium.