5 huge things that could happen after Wrestlemania 35 

Wrestlemania is the biggest event in WWE's calendar year, as this is the day that WWE profit from all of their hard work being put into the show, while many would disagree with that statement, one can't deny the amount of planning, preparation and excellent implementation that goes into this pay-per-view.

While fans judge this show by the booking, there are other aspects of the events one can admire, as WWE never falls short on their production value when it comes to the biggest show in wrestling, and that is something we have seen in the past.

Wrestlemania isn't just the biggest event in wrestling; it is a conclusion to the narratives that take place in that specific calendar year, as the next night on Raw we see WWE hit the reset button on many of their programmes. After Wrestlemania 35 expect WWE to create new storylines, shuffle rosters, and do so much more tweaking to their shows. So let us go through all of the possibilities of what could go down after Wrestlemania 35.

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#1 Shocking Heel Turns

Nothing like a heel turn to set the tone of the new year.

The night after Wrestlemania isn't complete without a well-planned heel turn, while this an occurrence that rarely happens, when it does it gives fans something to look forward to. This year there are many superstars that could potentially flip the coin on their character, as WWE has set up multiple wrestlers motivations in line with that of a potential heel.

From Big E possibly turning on his New Day brother Kofi Kingston or possibly Seth Rollins teasing a shift in his character that we saw a hint of on Raw last week, we could be in line for some truly shocking heel turns.

#2 A new challenger

Who could be in line for a title shot?

One of the most exciting parts about the post Wrestlemania proceedings is the white-hot crowd WWE has at their disposal, as this is the perfect opportunity for the company to create a new star. From past experiences, WWE announcing the number one contenders to the World Titles creates a solid buzz of emotion from fans, as there is no rowdier place in the wrestling world than the Raw after Wrestlemania. Stars like Andrade, Ember Moon, and Drew McIntyre are some of the perfect options for a post-Wrestlemania push.

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#3 The future is now

Who will show up next?

NXT is keeping WWE loaded with some of the best wrestlers in the world, as Triple H's game plan of building up his entire roster as potential main event superstars are clearly working. It is tradition to bring up the finest NXT wrestlers to the roster the day after Wrestlemania, as WWE clearly handles the careers of these young stars better when they have the time to develop, and while this is not always the case, just look at some of the stars WWE shifted to the main roster early. From Adam Cole to Kairi Sane, WWE has a lot of options when preparing to expand their rosters.

#4 A Phenomenal Move

Styles on Raw would be interesting.

Smackdown Live has been AJ Styles' home for the last few years. From his excellent feud with John Cena to his multiple WWE Title reigns, Styles has been the perfect face of the blue brand ever since he entered the company, but it is time for a change.

For many months rumors have indicated that Styles could be making a move to Monday Night Raw, and with the WWE having nothing more for Styles to do on Smackdown Live it only makes sense that Styles get drafted over to Raw in the superstar shake-up.

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#5 Asuka Reclaims Her Throne

A new threat.

No one thought that Asuka would tap out to Charlotte Flair at Wrestlemania 34, and nobody could have fathomed that the exact same thing could have happened a year later, as this deja vu type booking has ruined some of Asuka's hard-earned credibility.

With Asuka on the pre-show of Wrestlemania, many might get the impression that WWE has written off the former Women's Champion. However, that could be a diversion that keeps Asuka waiting in the shadows until WWE calls upon her services. This could see Asuka become a priority for the company after Wrestlemania.