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Seth Rollins to beat Baron Corbin. The question here is who is the special referee? If they hold out until June 23 it needs to be something special or a surprise return. Brock Lesnar has been mooted but that makes no sense as to why Corbin would want the Beast in the ring, with his Money in the Bank briefcase at hand, if he actually did win. He won't win though. Rollins retains, with a heel referee stacking the odds, but him still coming through to retain.

Bayley v Alexa Bliss for the SmackDown Women's Championship. Bayley must not lose here. She is a singles champion for the first time in two years and needs to build momentum. Bliss is a good foil, but with a patchy injury record of late, WWE will want to make sure she is physically back up to speed before they put a title back on her. All images courtesy of WWE

Drew McIntyre to beat Roman Reigns. Very hard one to call. But given I believe the pay-off here is Shane McMahon v Roman Reigns for the WWE title at SummerSlam, this feud needs to make it to Extreme Rules. A Reigns win probably kills the feud stone dead, so McIntyre, with help from McMahon and Elias, cheat to deny Reigns and frustrate the former Shield man again.

Kofi Kingston to beat Dolph Ziggler in a steel cage. As mentioned in main copy there is no way Ziggler is winning. Kingston is pushed to the limit but comes through to stay champion with the prospect of Shane McMahon looming.

Becky Lynch to beat Lacey Evans. Lynch has lost a lot of momentum, largely through poor booking, since her run up to winning the Royal Rumble. Evans is still very raw on the roster and it is too soon for her to be champion so Lynch retains and goes on to new opposition.

Seth Rollins to beat Baron Corbin. The question here is who is the special referee? If they hold out until June 23 it needs to be something special or a surprise return. Brock Lesnar has been mooted but that makes no sense as to why Corbin would want the Beast in the ring, with his Money in the Bank briefcase at hand, if he actually did win. He won't win though. Rollins retains, with a heel referee stacking the odds, but him still coming through to retain.

Bayley v Alexa Bliss for the SmackDown Women's Championship. Bayley must not lose here. She is a singles champion for the first time in two years and needs to build momentum. Bliss is a good foil, but with a patchy injury record of late, WWE will want to make sure she is physically back up to speed before they put a title back on her. All images courtesy of WWE

Drew McIntyre to beat Roman Reigns. Very hard one to call. But given I believe the pay-off here is Shane McMahon v Roman Reigns for the WWE title at SummerSlam, this feud needs to make it to Extreme Rules. A Reigns win probably kills the feud stone dead, so McIntyre, with help from McMahon and Elias, cheat to deny Reigns and frustrate the former Shield man again.

Kofi Kingston to beat Dolph Ziggler in a steel cage. As mentioned in main copy there is no way Ziggler is winning. Kingston is pushed to the limit but comes through to stay champion with the prospect of Shane McMahon looming.

Becky Lynch to beat Lacey Evans. Lynch has lost a lot of momentum, largely through poor booking, since her run up to winning the Royal Rumble. Evans is still very raw on the roster and it is too soon for her to be champion so Lynch retains and goes on to new opposition.

Seth Rollins to beat Baron Corbin. The question here is who is the special referee? If they hold out until June 23 it needs to be something special or a surprise return. Brock Lesnar has been mooted but that makes no sense as to why Corbin would want the Beast in the ring, with his Money in the Bank briefcase at hand, if he actually did win. He won't win though. Rollins retains, with a heel referee stacking the odds, but him still coming through to retain.

Why Shane McMahon beating Kofi Kingston to be the next WWE World Heavyweight champion makes sense

It would be a big shock to have McMahon with the title, but it would be setting him for Roman Reigns in the long run

Graham Caygill

June 14, 2019

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