Top 3 matches for "New" Daniel Bryan at Wrestlemania 35

#1 Daniel Bryan vs Samoa Joe

Daniel Bryan and Samoa JoeÂ involved in a heated promo segment last year — Daniel Bryan and Samoa Joe involved in a heated promo segment last year

This matchup may seem highly unlikely right now as both the superstars play the role of despicable heel. Samoa Joe has been a great heel in the last two years since he made his main roster debut in early 2017 but could not become either WWE or Universal Champion in spite of challenging for both the titles on multiple occasions.

Maybe a change in character might provide him with the luck that evaded him during his main roster run so far. Samoa Joe has proven in the past that he can even play the role of the face as efficiently as his current heel role. This change would not only freshen up the main event scene of Smackdown live and would also benefit Samoa Joe who has been a victim of bad booking decisions since now.

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Given a perfect platform and opportunity the two talented superstars are certain to put on an instant classic given their expertise inside the ring. Of all the Smackdown live superstars, Samoa Joe is the best possible opponent available for Daniel Bryan to go one on one at Wrestlemania 35 with the WWE championship on the line.

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