Match #2: Intercontinental Championship Match: Dean Ambrose [c] vs. Baron Corbin
While the feud between Dean Ambrose & Baron Corbin has been exciting the SmackDown audience on a weekly basis, it isn’t likely to be one of the top draws for WrestleMania. As good as these two men have been, this is not a match that will get any higher billing than this. No disrespect to either man, but neither are the top-tier draw that the others on the card have proven themselves to be.
This will likely be more of a brawl than a technical wrestling match, but hopefully, it will have enough big spots to keep the crowd excited. This is very likely, given that, a) Ambrose still has a pretty large retinue of loyal fans, and b) Baron Corbin’s finisher is awesome.
Match #3: RAW Tag Team Championships: Gallows & Anderson [c] vs. Cesaro & Sheamus vs. Enzo & Cass
The next match on the card is likely to be the tag team match between three opposing teams. You have Gallows & Anderson, whom WWE have tried to re-build as a dominant force, but failed in doing because they fed them to Roman Reigns twice in recent weeks. You have Enzo & Cass, whose biggest asset appears to be their promo abilities. Finally, you have Cesaro & Sheamus, who are two great workers that deserve better.
There’s an expression in English that goes, ‘making chicken salad out of chickens**t’. That’s what these three teams will have to do at WrestleMania. Expect a lot of chaos and ‘wild’ tag team wrestling throughout this match, though unfortunately, they’re not likely to steal the show in any way. Unless, of course, they let Cesaro run wild and have him continue to show why he should be higher on the card.
