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#4 Cain Velasquez turns on Rey Mysterio
Cain Velasquez came up short against Brock Lesnar in his debut outing and if he were to make a return, I would assume that he would want a trustworthy dance partner to wrestle against. The ideal candidate for such a role is certainly Rey Mysterio, someone who is close to the man in real life. Rey Mysterio can wrestle against anyone and make it look good. And so, the best course of action may be to have Cain Velasquez turn heel.
Now, we know that there's a 'No Holds Barred' stipulation at Survivor Series for the match between Rey Mysterio and Brock Lesnar. One assumes that someone like Mysterio's son will come and interfere in the match to help the ultimate underdog defeat The Beast Incarnate. But what if the actual truth of the matter is that this is a match that is going to be used to set up a heel turn for Cain Velasquez to push him into a feud with Rey Mysterio in the months that will follow?
If this is the case, it will certainly make for a very interesting talking point from Survivor Series 2019.
Teddy Long snaps when Swerve Strickland's race is brought up HERE
