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The main event scene in any wrestling show is the most important section on the company's match card, as that is the promotions hook to get people to buy tickets, subscribe to their networks, and pour money into their merchandise sales, so if the main event scene in a wrestling company is weak, business is not going to pick up.
While WWE's main event scene last year was absolutely crap, it's a new year, so let's be a little optimistic, and since its a new year, we as wrestling fans have some of the biggest wrestling events on the horizon, and one of those events will be Wrestlemania.
The pinnacle of wrestling pay-per-views is just a few months away, and while the quality of the show has dipped significantly over the last decade, it seems WWE's new era could be the difference in this year's show. So, which rumoured Wrestlemania main event could actually be the one WWE has chosen
#1 Becky Lynch vs Ronda Rousey
The feud between Becky Lynch and Ronda Rousey is probably the most heated rivalry in WWE right now, as WWE has done a fantastic job of making Rousey an unbeatable force and Becky Lynch the ass-kicking badass, so where could the company take this next?
Well, according to rumours WWE has been building this matchup for the main event of Wrestlemania, and if that is the case, this would be WWE's best option for the first ever women's main event.
Becky and Ronda are at the top of their game right now, with John Cena basically putting Lynch over as the next big thing in WWE, and Ronda Rousey beating all competitors in her way, this seems like the most opportune time to book tone of the greatest matches in WWE women's history.
#2 Drew McIntyre vs Brock Lesnar
The rise and fall of Drew McIntyre is well documented as the man went from Vince McMahon's chosen one to world-class jobber alongside his teammates in 3MB, so now that McIntyre has once again transformed himself both physically and as a wrestler it seems like WWE are not wasting time making him the star they need right now.
McIntyre is highly protected star at the moment, and it would not be a stretch to imagine him winning the Royal Rumble match this year and go on to face Brock Lesnar at Wrestlemania, and according to certain rumours Drew could be in line for that push. Now that McIntyre has bulldozed through the likes of Braun Strowman, Kurt Angle and Dolph Ziggler, a win at the Royal Rumble would not be a surprise at this point.
#3 AJ Styles vs Seth Rollins
On Smackdown Live a few weeks ago, Vince McMahon brought out the aggressive side of AJ Styles when he questioned his presence on the show, and on Raw this past week, Triple H did the same to Seth Rollins. This similar booking strategy from WWE has raised a lot of questions for these two superstars, as to why would WWE use the same booking method with two of their top stars?
Could it be an indication of who is the top dog on each show or was a way to turn one of these superstars heel, well rumors that there is another reason and that reason is to put these two men on a collision at Wrestlemania.
Right now there is no indication of whether it will be for the Wolrd Title, but if WWE intends on these two stars fighting over the gold, the scenario of Rollins winning the Royal Rumble and AJ Styles winning the WWE Championship come true at the Royal Rumble, then we could see these two top stars battle it out in the biggest main event of the last few years.
#4 John Cena vs Daniel Bryan
The WWE Title has not had the best run as of late, from being second to a title that is hardly on WWE programming to being contested in repetitive matches, its safe to that WWE didn't really care for the WWE Title last year, but that could all change, as WWE is starting to build up fresh competition for the title this year.
Challengers form Mustafa Ali to AJ Styles have all being involved in Daniel Bryans affairs over the last few weeks, and its safe to say that is a direction WWE might not go in, as Styles is embroiled in his own narrative, and Ali getting a push this early in his push seems unlikely.
While fans still want Ali or Styles to dethrone Brayn, it seems WWE could go for the safe option, and that is John Cena. Cena's return to WWE TV is purely to bring the product up again in terms of ratings, viewership and tickets sales, as WWE has been tanking hard without a megastar at its forefront.
Moreover, Cena is arguably one of the most popular movie stars in the world today as his roles in movies like Bumblebee have really shone the limelight more on the 16-time World Champion. So Cena winning the Royal Rumble match and going on to face Daniel Bryan could be a possibility WWE has considered, as they did a top draw for Wrestlemania, and Cena in the main event is a surefire way to guarantee that.
#5 Brock Lesnar vs Seth Rollins
Seth Rollins is currently WWE's most popular babyface on Raw, and everyone knows the top babyface on Raw is the top babyface in the company, and that is the norm which could propel Rollins to the main event of Wrestlemania.
This is a rumor most of you would have probably heard about by now, and it could be the most likely, as Rollins promo on Raw basically reset his motivation from getting back at Dean Ambrose to chasing Brock Lesnar.
Rollins vs Lesnar is an incomplete tale that many want a conclusion to, so if WWE wants to create a new top star in the absence of many Rollins taking on Lesnar is a match that would be era-defining in WWE's new era.
