Wrestlemania 30 - Bleachers predicted card

The dust has barely settled and the first RAW is yet to take place but already speculation is rife regarding next years Mania.

This is what Bleacher are speculating will be next years show:


Pre show:

Antonio Cesaro v Wade Barrett

Tag titles
Rhodes Scholars (c) v Kofi & R-Truth

15 diva battle royale



Main show

Intercontinental Title
Seth Rollins (c) v Alberto Del Rio

The Miz v Randy Orton

Sheamus v Kane

Big E Langston v Mark Henry v Big Show v Ryback

World Heavyweight Title
Roman Reigns v Daniel Bryan v Dolph Ziggler (c)

Chris Jericho v Dean Ambrose

HHH v HBK

Undertaker v Cena

CM Punk v Stone Cold Steve Austin

Big E Langston v Mark Henry v Big Show v Ryback

These kinds of matches are always speculated about and never happen.

Also, Brock Lesnar is likely to be involved after he signed the two year deal. Wouldn't be surprised to see Rock involved again either.

I would say for the upper card:

HHH v HBK
Brock v Rock
Undertaker v Cena
CM Punk v SCSA

I would love to see Cena go into that one as the WWE champ - would add far more intrigue about the outcome of the match - Title v Streak!

It's sweet that Bleacher even think WWE have a card in mind they can predict at

Dr Gregory House MD wrote:It's sweet that Bleacher even think WWE have a card in mind they can predict at

Particularly if the Rock has done an Austin and "taken his ball and gone home"...

HBK vs HHH?

Can't see it

why is Austin v Punk considered a done deal?

Why is Cessaro on the pre show most importantly?

No WWE title match?

CenaNuff wrote:No WWE title match?

Wondered who'd be the 1st to spot that!

They had Rock v Brock for WWE title but with the rumour doing the rounds this evening Hero seems to have omitted it intentionally

Weirdly enough I was unaware at the point of posting the card that Id not scrolled to the last page for it, then half n hour later I saw the news.

I think you had a premonition...either that or Rock saw you post that then stormed off feeling sorry for himself that you'd forgotten him so readily