WWE Super ShowDown 2019: 5 last-minute changes WWE could make to the show

#2. Roman Reigns vs Shane McMahon should be no disqualification

Roman Reigns deserves the chance to get some revenge

It's likely that Shane McMahon will bring backup in the form of Drew McIntyre and The Revival ahead of his match against Roman Reigns, which means that this bout could end in disqualification and give a less than satisfying ending.

At this point, Roman Reigns has to have realized that he needs a backup plan of his own, so if Shane McMahon comes out and announces that the match is no no-disqualification, then McIntyre and The Revival can freely become involved, but Reigns will then have back up in the form of his cousins, The Usos.

There are a number of interesting singles matches on the card for tonight's show, but there are no stipulations, something that the Saudi Arabian audience usually laps up, so expect this to change closer to the show or as part of the show itself.

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