WWE Super Show-Down: Predicting the finish to every match 

The WWE's next network special, Super Show-Down is just a few days away, and hype for the event is starting to build quite nicely.

While the event is not being considered a traditional PPV for the company, they will still want to put on an excellent show for the fans in attendance, especially given the fact that it is taking place in a different country.

The show's card features several title matches and several other marquee bouts, some of which are continuations of on-going storylines, while others have been put together to give the crowd in attendance something to get excited about.

Either way, the show has plenty of potentials to be one of the best WWE shows of the year, so let's take a look at all ten of the night's matches and predict exactly how they are going to end.

Buddy Murphy picks up the hometown victory

Buddy Murphy will win the Cruiserweight title in his hometown

The WWE will want to make sure that Melbourne has a night to remember on Saturday, and one sure fire way of doing that is by giving them a hometown hero to celebrate with.

Buddy Murphy has been one of the most consistent performers on 205 Live this year, and a victory in front of his hometown crowd would be a fitting reward for all of the hard work he has put in for the brand.

Cedric Alexander has been an excellent cruiserweight champion, but he has held the belt for six months now, and it is time to allow someone else to step into the spotlight and see what they can do with it.

Despite normally being a heel, Murphy is likely to get a big reaction from the Melbourne crowd on Saturday night and if that is the case, then his victory should be a clean one.

Asuka picks up the submission victory for her team

Asuka is in need of a big victory

The Iiconics may be Australian natives but there is very little chance of them being portrayed as heroes on Saturday night.

Unlike Buddy Murphy, who is from Melbourne, both of the Iiconics are from Sydney, which the WWE likely use during their pre-match promo to draw some heat.

This match feels like it has been taken directly from a house-show and will probably just be a nice way of getting the crowd heated up for the rest of the night. Either that, or it will be used as a toilet break match between the marquee bouts.

Regardless of where it is on the card, it seems unlikely that the Iiconics will be given the victory here, and hopefully, Asuka will force one of them to tap to help her build back some of the momenta she has lost throughout the year.

The New Day win clean

The New Day and The Bar could steal the show in Melbourne

While the build for this match has not exactly set the world on fire, there is every chance that The Bar and The New Day could steal the show on Saturday night.

The two teams are among the most consistent performers on the WWE main roster and providing they are given enough time on Saturday, they could end up putting on the night's best match.

It doesn't feel particularly feel as though the WWE has any sort of long-term plans for this feud, however, so a clean victory for The New Day following an excellent encounter is a nice way to solidify their position at the top of the division.

Becky Lynch forces Charlotte to tap

Becky Lynch's win needs to be more decisive in Australia

Becky Lynch and Charlotte put on a great encounter at Hell in a Cell but the one thing that let the match down was its ending.

While fans were delighted to see Lynch finally get her hands back on the SmackDown's women's title, the finish felt weak and it was clearly designed to protect Charlotte.

At Super Show-Down, Becky's victory needs to be more decisive and the best way to do that is to have her force Flair to tap out in the middle of the ring to the disarm-her.

This will also provide the champ with a clear victory before she inevitably loses the belt back to Flair at Evolution.

John Cena and Bobby Lashley make quick work of Elias and Kevin Owens

Cena and Lashley's match will be a glorified squash

This match has house show main event written all over it. This is probably going to be an easy pay-day for Cena, who will get into the ring, hit all of his greatest hits and then pick up the easy victory for his team.

Lashley will also be made to look strong here, and the WWE will likely keep up their habit of making Kevin Owens and Elias look like a pair of fools.

The Miz steals another victory against Daniel Bryan

The Miz will outsmart Daniel Bryan once again

Daniel Bryan is in desperate need of a victory against The Miz on Saturday night but sadly, it's not going to happen.

While there are plenty of fans who think that Bryan is going to finally get one over on The Miz in Australia, it seems much more likely that the WWE will want to hold off on Bryan's big victory until later on, maybe even at WrestleMania.

Instead, The Miz will find another way to overcome Bryan on Saturday night, securing himself a shot at AJ Styles and the WWE title belt in the process.

Wendy Styles helps her husband retain the WWE title

AJ Styles will end Samoa Joe's title dreams on Saturday

The feud between AJ Styles and Samoa Joe for the WWE title has been excellent over the last few months and it looks as though it is all going to come to an end on Saturday.

Joe and Styles have had two matches that both came incredibly close to being superb and hopefully, they are given the time to put on a genuine match of the year candidate in Australia on Saturday.

That being said, this match has questionable finish written all over it. The whole feud has centred around Joe taunting AJ Styles's family, especially his wife, Wendy.

The WWE has a tendency to bring these kinds of stories full circle, so don't be surprised to see Wendy make an appearance in Melbourne on Saturday. While she doesn't have to get physically involved in the match, she could certainly appear as a distraction for Joe, allowing Styles to finally get the decisive victory over his long-time nemesis.

Ronda Rousey picks up the victory but is attacked by Nikki Bella post-match

Ronda Rousey needs to watch her back in Melbourne

Ronda Rousey Vs Nikki Bella, whether we like it or not, is going to be the main-event of Evolution later this month.

The company see the two women as their most marketable stars and will push Bella down our throats hard over the next few weeks.

The build to their match-up will start on Saturday night after Rousey and The Bellas have taken care of The Riott Squad.

Somehow, Rousey will infuriate Nikki in the match's finish, leading to the former diva's champion attacking her after the final bell has rung. It's not going to be pretty, but it is almost definitely going to happen.

The Shield get on the same page

Dean Ambrose will finally get his head in the game

The WWE has spent the last two episodes of Monday night Raw teasing Dean Ambrose turning on his Shield team-mates at Super Show-Down, which probably means that Dean Ambrose definitely won't turn on his team-mates at Super Show-Down.

Instead, you can expect the break-up to be teased at several points during the match-up, only for the team to successfully get on the same page towards the end of the match and take down their opponents as a unit.

The split in the group will definitely come, but the WWE should wait a little longer before going through with it.

Shawn Michaels costs The Undertaker victory

Shawn Michaels will make his presence felt in the night's most anticipated match

The build for The Undertaker's match with Triple H at Super Show-Down has been nothing short of exceptional, and regardless of whether or not the two men put on a decent match on Saturday, the atmosphere for this one will no doubt be electric.

The addition of Kane and Shawn Michaels at ringside will only add to that excitement, and given what took place on this week's Raw, it seems highly likely that Michaels will get himself involved in this match somehow.

Expect this match to descend into pandemonium in its closing stages, with HBK taking advantage of some sort of distraction to lay Taker out with the sweet chin music.