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#8 Johnny Gargano vs. Andrade "Cien" Almas
I expect Johnny Gargano to win the championship from Tommaso Ciampa in November, or at the latest, January. The night before WrestleMania 35, he'll drop it to Adam Cole.
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While it's possible he goes to 205 Live, with all due respect to that brand, it would be a colossal waste. Gargano has proven he can shine brightly on huge stages, and there's a big one waiting for him with his other great rival.
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Whether Andrade "Cien" Almas stays on SmackDown or goes to Raw in next year's shakeup, Johnny Gargano should follow him. These two have unfinished business, and with their matches always being incredible, it would be an excellent way to put both of them over.
Perhaps it's only for a mid-card title at first, but that's fine. It will elevate them both to greater prominence as 2019 goes on.
