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#4 Jon Moxley vs Juice Robinson
Jon Moxley was initially set to defend his IWGP US Championship against Juice Robinson at this year's stacked King of Pro Wrestling event, however, due to Typhoon Hagibis, the former had to vacate his title as he couldn't make it to Japan on time.
As noted, Mox was set for a brutal No Disqualification showdown against Juice Robinson at the event but due to that match being canceled in the first place, maybe New Japan management could eventually re-book the bout for Wrestle Kingdom 14. I mean, after all, having Moxley compete in a No DQ surrounding at your biggest show of the year is everything New Japan Pro Wrestling management could ask for.
And, as Mox and Robinson never really had the opportunity to properly close out on their rivalry, this bout could turn out to be the rubber match between the pair, as the two arch-rivals could finish-off their rivalry once and for all.
