10 HUGE WWE Super ShowDown 2020 Predictions You Need To Know

3. WrestleMania: Fury Road?

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Hopefully not, but we willing WWE fans get what we f*cking deserve and a persistent investment in this product trains us to cope with even the stupidest sh*t at this time of year.

Fresh off knocking out Deontay Wilder in his actual profession, Fury could take a mighty payday to show up unannounced in Saudi Arabia - the destination of his one and only WWE match and victory. Working on the assumption that he won't be training for next actual fight over the next month, he could easily tee up a predetermined one instead.

The 'Gypsy King' made nice with Braun Strowman in the weeks following November's Crown Jewel, and could join the 'Monster Among Men' in forming a superteam to take on a pair of tag team champions on 'The Grandest Stage'. On WWE Backstage, Booker T chillingly posited the prospect of a Fury/King Corbin match and that human horrorshow worryingly has WrestleMania written all over it.

The real hope from all this? That he's not there at all.

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