United States Championship, the Glorious Bobby Roode(c) vs. an unknown opponent.
The Glorious one just won that title, and he isn't going to let go of it for a long time, and regardless of who the unknown opponent is, only one thing is sure, Bobby Roode's title defense will be absolutely... Glorious!
Winner? Bobby Roode.
The Club vs. The Revival.
Both teams are composed of consummate professionals that specialize in hurting people. On one hand we have the good brothers of the Club, former tag champs on a winning streak since rejoining with Finn Balor. On the other hand we have true wrestlers, men from a bygone age, The Revival. Most any time this would be a toss up, but The Revival are frsh back from back to back injuries, and The Club are hot right now, so this isn't just any time.
Winners? The Club.
Raw Tag-Team Championships. Seth Rollins(c) and Jason Jordan(c) vs. The Bar.
Rollins and Jordan are not a team, not really anyway, and its been shown with constant discord. From Jordan costing Seth and Reigns matches, to a miscue that lead to Seth delivering a flying knee to Jordan's face. The Bar, made of Cesaro and Sheamus however, are a true team. Bitter rivals turned to brothers under the gentle guidance of a legend. In the end this match won't com down to individual talent, but rather which team is truly a team.
Winners? The Bar.
Smackdown Tag-Team Championships. The Usos(c) vs. Gable and Benjamin (American Beta)2 out of three falls match.
After an interesting discussion with GM Daniel Bryan, Benjamin and Gable found themselves in a two-out-of-three falls match challenging for The Uso's titles. The Usos have certainly had those titles on lock for some time, since coming out on top of a legendary feud against The New Day which culminated inside Hell in a Cell, they have been the most dominate team on both Raw and Smackdown. I see no reason that changes now.
Winners? The Usos.
Universal Championship three way match. Brock Lesnar(c) vs. Kane vs. Braun Strowman.
The "Beast Incarnate" fights a "Big Red Machine" and a "Monster Among Men" in what is sure to be a wonderfully destructive bout for the Universal Title. These three men are sure to break a lot of stuff. Braun may even try topping his stunt from two weeks ago where he flipped over a semi-truck. How he would do this I am not sure, but the anticipation is killing me! Kane however is past his prime, I see him taking the pin... But who pins him?
Winner? Brock Lesnar.
WWE World Championship 2-on-1 handicap match A.J. Styles(c) vs. Sami Sayn and Kevin Owens.
Boy did A.J. talk himself into a corner here, paying the price for Shane McMahons personal failings, it is truly sad. What is even more sad is Kevin Owens apparent injury, something I am sure Styles will use against not Owens himself, but against his guardian angel Sami Sayn. I predict Sayn will lose while trying to protect Ownes.
Winner? A.J. Styles.
Men's Royal Rumble match.
Finn Balor. Shinsuke Nakamura. John Cena. Drew Mcyntire. Daniel Bryan. HHH. Roman Reigns. Dolph Ziggler.
The options are endless, not all the entries are public knowledge (possibly not even set in stone yet,) and the order of entries is unknown as well. The hardest match to guess at, certainly.
Winner? Finn Balor. Dark horse? Dolph Ziggler.
Women's Royal Rumble match.
Much the same problem as the mens match, the exact same problem in fact. Too many unknowns to make a truly smart or educated guess. But guess I shall. (If Asuka loses, her undefeated streak is still intact because rumbles don't count, right?)
Winner? Asuka. Dark Horse? Becky Lynch