10 WWE Questions You Most Want Answered (March 9th)
Can Lesnar vs. Goldberg have a satisfying outcome?
This week saw much of WrestleMania 33's card take shape, which always seems to provoke a negative reaction from WWE fans - particularly over the past few years. Have these builds been genuinely bad, or are we just frustrated at not being able to get our own way in the internet age, a world of constant fantasy booking and infinite messageboard theorising?
It's probably a mixture of the two, truth be told, but that doesn't change the fact that Fastlane (and the implications it had for April 2nd) drew heavy criticism. The main reason was, of course, Goldberg's immensely quick victory over poor Kevin Owens.
Similarly, over on SmackDown, AJ Styles looks as though he's being pigeon-holed into that rumoured match with Shane McMahon - an interesting prospect, if nothing else.
Understandably, a lot of this week's questions focus on the grandaddy of them all (which we're not supposed to refer to by number anymore, because Vince doesn't want it to seem old). We also consider the greatest pay per view debut in WWE history, and the worst last-minute booking change ever. Let's dive in!
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10. What's Your Favourite Match On This Year's WrestleMania Card?
In terms of a great build, strong storytelling, and the capacity to deliver in a big way, I'd have to say Kevin Owens vs. Chris Jericho. It's succeeded in making me root for the babyface, even though I know having KO win is the smarter booking move. I just really want that feel-good moment for Y2J after such good work over the past year.
However, the match my gut is most excited for is Seth Rollins vs. Triple H. At one stage, Rollins was my favourite member of the roster, and I'm excited to see whether this could be the launching pad for his return to form. The Game may have played a part in that incredibly dull main event last year, but he still knows how to deliver on the big stage (see his opening match with Daniel Bryan at WrestleMania 30). Hopefully this year's bout is more akin to the latter than the former.