5 Most Realistic Ways The Shield vs. Braun Strowman, Drew McIntyre & Dolph Ziggler could end at WWE Super Show-Down

#3 Braun Strowman as the heel champion

Strowman could be a great heel moving forward

Firstly, the very idea of turning Braun Strowman heel just so reigning Universal Champion Roman Reigns may get cheered more than him, seems to be a bit of a hasty decision so to speak. Regardless, what's done is done, and the WWE chose to seemingly turn The Monster Among Men heel on the August 27th, 2018 edition of RAW.

Expounding upon the same, while most people don't expect Strowman to defeat Reigns for the Universal title in their match at the Hell In A Cell PPV on September 16th, this is the WWE and in the world of sports-entertainment it's anything goes. That's right, folks--Your new Universal Champion heading into HIAC could very well be none other than Braun Strowman.

Now that the WWE have already pulled the trigger on turning Strowman heel, it'd make great sense from a business perspective to put the Universal title on him at Hell In A Cell, and then have him enter the 6-Man Tag Team Match at Super Show-Down as the red brand's undisputed king.

A heel Strowman proudly carrying the title with a smirk on his face, all while assisted by The Scottish Terminator and The Showoff, against a desperate Roman Reigns, worried Seth Rollins and angry Dean Ambrose could make for a classic multi-man match at the special show down under...The end could come when Strowman--after avoiding wrestling Reigns all through the match--finally tags in after McIntyre has laid out a battered Reigns, with Strowman only having to place his boot on The Big Dog's face and have the referee count 1-2-3...