WWE WrestleMania 34: Match Card Predictions After SummerSlam

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Dean Ambrose vs. Seth Rollins

Ambrose and Rollins actually did it. After all of the teases and mini reunions throughout the years, two-thirds of the shield finally reunited when no one thought Dean and Seth would ever tag again.

Not only that, but they also did so by defeating Sheamus and Cesaro to become the new RAW Tag Team Champions.

Dean and Seth are both top stars, so I would not be surprised if they look strong by defeating challengers like Sheamus and Cesaro, The Club, and The Revival among some others throughout a lengthy run, but all good things have to come to an end.

The WWE Universe has been begging for a Dean Ambrose heel turn ever since The Shield broke up, and I think we will finally get it once Rollins and Ambrose lose their RAW Tag Team Championships.

While we have seen this match plenty of times, it should still seem fresh with the roles swapped with Seth as the face and Dean as the heel. Both are top performers in the company and will be able to put on an incredible match on the big stage.

Shane McMahon vs. Kevin Owens

This is a match that I am not so sure about because they seem to be building pretty quickly to this match. So, it’s likely that this match could happen at Survivor Series, The Royal Rumble, or even a brand exclusive PPV instead of WrestleMania.

Although, ever since Shane returned to WWE, it seems as though he has a permanent slot on the WrestleMania card because he faced The Undertaker and then AJ Styles when both had better opponents available.

So, if they push the Shane and Owens match up to another event, I am not exactly sure who Shane McMahon could face at WrestleMania.

Rusev is one name that comes to mind due to Rusev calling out Shane over social media, but Kevin Owens just seems like the obvious choice.

If WWE can just slowly build up tensions between the two as Owens gets screwed over and over again, it could lead to an incredible blowoff match at WrestleMania. Shane McMahon was surprisingly able to steal the show at WrestleMania 33 with AJ Styles, and I have a feeling that he could do the same with Kevin Owens.