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#4 Roman Reigns wins clean
Now, in most circumstances, I would say that this would be the usual course of action. I mean Roman Reigns is someone who's always protected, who wins a lot more matches than he loses, and he would pummel anyone to the ground in no time at all, considering that he's the face of the company and Rowan isn't. But in this particular case, this possibility has been ranked so low, for a variety of reasons.
Firstly, if Roman Reigns were to win clean, it would bring this storyline to a conclusion rather prematurely. I mean the discovery that Rowan was behind the attacks and not Daniel Bryan, was an anticlimax in a way, after the many weeks we spent speculating who it could potentially be, right? You want this to be a layered whodunit in a way so that it can elevate the individuals involved, instead of one where the whole program ends with one pay-per-view match.
But then again, Roman Reigns is a top star and you cannot rule out the fact that he could potentially win the match clean, especially if the plan is for him to move on to some other program, like say the Intercontinental Championship picture for example, once Shinsuke Nakamura is done with The Miz.
