5 wild matches WWE could put on for WrestleMania 35

When WrestleMania is discussed, the buzz for the 'Showcase of The Immortals' is at its highest.

With WrestleMania 34 being an up and down show, WWE can make WrestleMania 35 a show to remember.

Surprises and shockers could be in store for the 35th edition of WrestleMania, here are five wild matches that WWE can put on at next year's ultimate show.

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#5 AJ Styles vs The Undertaker

AJ Styles vs The Undertaker is a dream match that could still happen

Ever since AJ Styles' WWE debut at the Royal Rumble in 2016, the WWE universe has wanted him against every marquee performer that WWE has to offer.

The "Phenomenal One" has already had a plethora of dream matches against WWE's finest. Mr. TNA has made his mark in WWE by doing battle with WWE's best such as John Cena, Roman Reigns, Brock Lesnar, and Finn Balor.

There's one legendary performer that has eluded AJ Styles' WWE career so far - The Undertaker.

Though The Dead Man is 53 years old, the former seven time World Champion is more than capable of having one last great match, due to the shape that he's currently in - looking the best he's looked in years.

A Hell's Gate reversed into a Calf-Crusher, a Phenomenal Forearm reversed into a Choke Slam, the Last Ride reversed into a Fore-arm, the possibilities are endless if these two cornerstones square off in a WWE ring.

Only one event is capable of delivering the Phenomenal One against The Dead Man - WrestleMania. This clash of two generations would be very reminiscent to the iconic Rock vs Hulk Hogan match at WrestleMania X8.

The Undertaker facing AJ Styles at WrestleMania 35 would be the ultimate fantasy warfare between the best of TNA and the best of WWE.

#4 Batista vs Triple H (double retirement)

Batista facing Triple H at WrestleMania would be a clash of two all-time greats

Batista has stated that if he cannot come to an agreement with WWE for a match by WrestleMania 35, he's permanently retiring from in-ring competition. The one performer that The Animal wants to face in his swansong is his mentor - Triple H.

If Batista and WWE cannot make a WrestleMania 35 match happen, it will be a shame to never see Batista have a proper retirement.

Having Batista face Triple H at WrestleMania 35 would be a great draw for the show as a whole, and it would also give Triple H a great storyline to retire with as well.

Making The Game fight against The Animal - a double retirement match, would raise the interest from the crowd as they'd appreciate the two future WWE Hall of Famers that much more.

Both men symbolically retiring would ensure a new era in WWE, as two of the greatest stars from the Ruthless Aggression Era would ride off into the sunset.

#3 John Cena issues a WrestleMania open challenge (which is answered by The Velveteen Dream)

The sixteen-time World Champion has expressed interest in working with the up-and-comer from NXT

An appearance from John Cena at WrestleMania is always inevitable, but Cena's opponent doesn't always have to be certain leading up to the Showcase of the Immortals.

In the weeks leading up to WrestleMania 35, the Leader of the Cenation says that he's issuing an open challenge at WrestleMania. The opponent for Cena is never teased leading up to the biggest show of the year.

The Velveteen Dream is a charismatic, wise, and talented performer inside the squared-circle. The 22 year old possesses the ability to become the next face of WWE.

Having the former Tough Enough contestant debut at WrestleMania 35 and beat John Cena would show the WWE universe that there's a new top guy in the company, and his name is - The Velveteen Dream. Would John Cena "say his name" at the Show of Shows?

#2 The Money in the Bank ladder match becomes exclusive to WrestleMania/Chris Jericho returns

Chris Jericho nailing Shelton Benjamin with a ladder during the first ever Money in the Bank ladder match at WrestleMania 21

Though Money in the Bank is an exclusive Pay-Per-View in its own right, the gimmick Pay-Per-Views that WWE has produced have been stale for some time.

Removing the Money in the Bank Pay-Per-View would give other stars a match at WrestleMania, the Money in the Bank ladder match.

Choosing four superstars from Raw, and four superstars from SmackDown would be in the Money in the Bank ladder match.

Drew McIntyre vs Kevin Owens vs Dolph Ziggler vs Sami Zayn vs Andrade "Cien" Almas vs Randy Orton vs Shinsuke Nakamura vs (a returning) Chris Jericho.

Having "Y2J" win the match that he created would give him the one last run as a WWE Champion he deserves.

#1 The Miz vs Daniel Bryan for the WWE Championship

Daniel Bryan and The Miz having a stare-down at Raw 25

Ever since Daniel Bryan's emergence in WWE, The Miz has been a thorn in Daniel Bryan's side. The Leader of the Yes Movement won his first title in WWE by defeating his arch-rival at 2010's edition of Night Of Champions for the United States Championship.

Shortly after Daniel Bryan's first retirement, The Miz went off on the former WWE Champion on a 2016 edition of Talking Smack by calling Daniel Bryan a coward. Since then, it seems like a match between the two has seemed inevitable.

Having The Miz become WWE Champion and having Daniel Bryan win the 2019 Royal Rumble match would plant the seeds for WrestleMania 35's main event.

The crowd at the Showcase of the Immortals would be astonished to see Daniel Bryan become WWE Champion once again by dethroning his greatest nemesis.