5 Blockbuster matches that the WWE Universe would love to see at WrestleMania 35

With Survivor Series this Sunday, we are just five months away from WWE's biggest event of the year, WrestleMania 35.

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WWE is returning to New York for next year's WrestleMania with the Hall of Fame, NXT Takeover, RAW and SmackDown Live taking place at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York, and WrestleMania being held in the MetLife Stadium.

2017 has been a whirlwind of a year for the WWE for the company with them losing some of their top stars to injuries, outside commitments and life-threatening diseases.

With Superstars like Kevin Owens, Roman Reigns, Triple H and Sami Zayn on the shelf and various main roster members like Alexa Bliss and Bobby Lashley dealing with niggling injuries, it's going to be quite a task for the company to build a great card for Mania next year.

While there is a high probability that some of the matches on the list might not actually happen at WrestleMania 35, we believe that these matches seems logical and could be huge money-spinners for the company.

The Current storylines and subtle hints dictate that these matches are indeed taking place at Mania next year although it certainly isn't a grantee that they will.

With that being said, here are five Blockbuster matches which we think the WWE Universe would love to see at WrestleMania 35 next year:

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#5 Charlotte Flair vs Asuka - The Rematch (SmackDown Women's Championship)

This match has been almost a year in the making

After being undefeated for more than two years into her WWE run, the Empress of Tomorrow finally met her match in Charlotte Flair at WrestleMania 34 with almost everyone putting their money behind Asuka to win the match.

But the finish of the match was something no one could've ever expected. Asuka was forced to tap out to the Figure 8 leglock, her first loss in the company ever since debuting on NXT in 2015.

The undefeated streak of the Empress spanning an earth-shattering 914 days came to a screeching halt and it's safe to say that Asuka hasn't been the same ever since.

The Woman who was once the greatest force the Women's division had ever seen has been reduced to being just another women Superstar on the blue brand.

Asuka is going through one of the dullest phases in her entire wrestling Carrer and it all started with the loss to Charlotte Flair at WrestleMania 34.

With reports of Becky Lynch being involved in a high-profile match, which we will touch upon in the list, it is safe to assume that Lynch will be dropping the title going into WrestleMania as it seems like the most logical and likely scenario.

This gives Asuka an opportunity at redemption. With Flair winning the No. 1 Contendership and Asuka becoming the SmackDown Women's Championship, we will finally get this anticipated rematch, only this time the roles will be reversed.

If their match at WrestleMania 34 is anything to go by, we are in for one hell of a ride.

#4 Authors of Pain vs The Revival (RAW Tag Team Championship)

AOP and The Revival have created magic every-time they have faced off against one another

Considered to be one of the most dominating duo's in NXT history, Akam and Rezar didn't have the best of a start on the main roster.

The duo had to miss a few months of TV time due to their visas and were put in a mediocre TV feud with Titus worldwide. It seemed like AOP had lost their way especially after they got rid of their longtime manager and Mentor Paul Ellering.

Just when it seemed like the AOP were getting reduced to being another tag team on Monday Nights, the company decided to hit the refreshed their characters by pairing them with 205 Live General Manager, Drake Maverick.

The pairing with Maverick seems to have worked wonders for Akam and Rezar as they defeated Seth Rollins in a 2-on-1 handicap match to capture the RAW Tag Team Titles a few weeks ago.

While the AOP will have a lot of challengers for the titles, the dream match between AOP and the Revival seems to be in the works for WrestleMania 35.

The two teams haven't been involved in a segment together which indicates that this match might take place when WrestleMania goes to New York next April.

Both these teams have had a storied history in NXT and have given us some of the best matches in NXT history.

AOP and The Revival have hit it over the park everytime they faced off against one another and we expect this one to be no different.

# 3 Daniel Bryan vs The Miz (WWE Championship)

Who Would've thought that it would come to this?

Who would've have thought that we would one day end up getting a feud with a heel Daniel Bryan and a Babyface Miz?

But, judging by the events that occurred on SmackDown last Tuesday, we have a hunch that it might soon become a reality.

Bryan's heel turn did shock a lot of fans but what has been more shocking is the fact that the company is slowly but surely turning The Miz into a Babyface.

It all started at Crown Jewel where despite being injured, in Kayfabe, of course, the Miz valiantly wanted to continue with the match, a trait generally associated with a good guy.

Apart from that, the Ohio-native's promos have crowd-appeasing as of late which strongly indicates a future face turn for the A-lister.

While their recent feud didn't meet the humongous expectations and did leave a lot to be desired, the reversed role and a main-event might just be the missing ingredient.

The culmination of a feud that has been simmering for almost a decade with the added caveat of the reversed roles makes it one of the most exciting and if the cards are played right, this could end up being one of the best matches in the WrestleMania history.

#2 AJ Styles Vs Brock Lesnar (Universal Championship)

Styles is the best bet to replace Lesnar as the Universal Champion

AJ Styles has defeated every opponent he has ever faced inside a WWE ring with the exception of Roman Reigns and Brock Lesnar.

The Phenomenal One did lock horns with the Beast Incarnate at last year's Survivor Series where he had a great outing despite coming short.

Styles was initially planned to face Lesnar in a rematch from last year but as fate would have it, he lost that opportunity when he lost to a diabolical Daniel Bryan in the main event of SmackDown.

Styles delivered a passionate promo at the start of the show before being interrupted by Lesnar's advocate, Paul Heyman and then Daniel Bryan.

Styles is obligated to rematch against Bryan, which he most likely get at TLC next year. Given the current scenario, it is highly unlikely that the company will put the title back on Style as it will make Bryan look like a total douche who was just put in this position to get beaten by Lesnar.

After losing his match to Bryan, Styles should look to erase the biggest blemish on his WWE career, the aforementioned loss to Lesnar at Survivor Series last year.

Styles is the best bet to beat Lesnar for the Universal Championship at the moment given how the company has gotten behind him and his popularity among the fans.

Lesnar vs Styles II is a match the WWE Universe would love to see given how incredible their previous match.

A win over Lesnar will not only give Styles his first Universal Championship but will also open the door for some exciting matches against the likes of Drew McIntyre, Braun Strowman and Seth Rollins.

#1 Ronda Rousey vs Becky Lynch (RAW Women's Championship)

The Man Vs The Baddest Woman on the Planet could main-event WrestleMania 35

When you think of two women who have dominated the division in 2018, the name of Becky Lynch and Ronda Rousey come to mind.

While Rousey started impressing fans with her work ethic and was immediately given a mega push straightaway, Lynch has had to scratch and claw to get to the top of the women's division.

It's just bonkers to even think that Lynch wasn't even a part of the main card of WrestleMania 34 and here she is at the top of the division.

Fans have wanting Lynch to turn heel from a long time and when the Irish Lasskicker finally snapped after her match at SummerSlam, fans couldn't help but get behind the Man.

Lynch has been on fire ever since and has been constantly performing at an elite level on the ring as well as the microphone.

The massive fan support has led the WWE to turn Lynch into a Stone-Cold esque anti-hero and let's just say that Lynch has not only exceeded expectations as a legitimate badass on screen.

She has set such a high standard for character work and on-air promo that will go down in the annals of WWE history as some of the best work done by a female performer.

Therefore, it was only natural for these two to clash in the future and the WWE made the Champion Vs Champion Match between Rousey and Lynch at Survivor Series official after WWE Evolution.

Everything seemed to be going right before Lynch got hit by a stiff right hand by Nia Jax during the Invasion Angle on Monday Night Last week and had to pulled from the match.

This announcement did upset a lot of fans as they were excited to see this first-time-ever match.

But if Dave Meltzer is to believe then we might be getting this match, only this time it will be in the main event of WWE's biggest show of the year, WrestleMania 35.

Meltzer revealed that following the Roman Reigns announcement, WWE is keen on a women's match close WrestleMania and the likely hood of a match between Rousey and Lynch with their respective FourHorseWomen Stablemates being in their corner is very high at the moment.

This would explain why Lynch hugged Charlotte Flair following her announcing Flair as her replacement to face Rousey this Sunday and her twitter tirade targeting the former UFC Bantamweight Champion. We can't wait for this one.