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#3 Braun Strowman
Whenever someone predicts future opponents for a WWE Superstar, you can bet your house on seeing Braun Strowman in that list. Nothing if not predictable, “The Monster Among Men” features in this selection too.
That’s because the former Wyatt Family member has faced so many contrasting styles of Superstars during his two years on the main roster, from Kalisto and Sami Zayn to Roman Reigns and Brock Lesnar, and it makes for captivating viewing every time.
WWE has done a brilliant job at slowly moving Strowman up the ranks of the Raw roster since the 2016 brand split, with his most recent milestone moment coming when he was one of two remaining survivors in the 5-on-5 men’s elimination match at Survivor Series.
The fact remains, however, is that he has still only beaten one person – Roman Reigns, on two occasions – in a singles match on pay-per-view. He needs to defeat a few more big-name opponents to truly live up to his “Monster” moniker, and we think “The Monster vs. The Animal” has 'big-money match-up' written all over it.
