8 HUGE WWE WrestleMania Backlash 2022 Predictions You Need To Know

8. Happy Corbin Vs. Madcap Moss

Madcap Moss has a lot going for him in WWE.

He's got a fantastic look, he got over by being extremely silly, and his name is alliterative. Couple all those with him living to tell the tale after near-disaster against Drew McIntyre at Elimination Chamber, and the future looks as jacked up as he does in those wacky shorts and suspenders.

Sure to lose then, isn't he?

It's May, which is both the best and worst time for him to be on this run. Post-WrestleMania season is when McMahon will take a punt on all sorts, but because Moss is one of the ones with a little more potential, he'll be made to eat some sh*t ahead of possibly winning Money In The Bank or getting prepped to do well in the Royal Rumble. Corbin steals one, and a match from the "feuds carry on from WrestleMania" carries on to the next show.

Winner - Happy Corbin

Authored by Michael Hamflett

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Posted On: 6th May 2022

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