10 WWE Questions You Most Want Answered (March 3)

We find ourselves in the midst of one of the most complicated WrestleMania build-ups for many years. For once, it's still pretty unclear what we're going to get in Orlando. Will Owens vs. Jericho be for the Universal Championship, or will Goldberg and Brock Lesnar add another layer to their (already storied) feud? Who will face Bray Wyatt for his WWE Championship, AJ Styles or Randy Orton? Or both?

Fastlane, the last pay per view before WrestleMania, is this Sunday, and will hopefully answer a few of our questions (although not too many; it's nice to have a little bit of intrigue all the way up to the supershow itself).

As well as current questions, this article will answer a few queries regarding the past and future - covering topics such as the worst WrestleMania main event of all time, and potential plans for Seth Rollins after Orlando.

Thanks to all those who submitted questions via Twitter!

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I'm personally predicting Goldberg for this one, but I don't think it's a dead cert by any stretch of the imagination. Yes, given WWE's recent tendency of rocketing big name part-timers to the top of the card (and often giving them titles), a Goldberg victory seems most likely. On the other hand, his match with Brock Lesnar at WrestleMania 33 is already a big enough clash without the Universal Championship being on the line.

As for the match itself, it's hard to see how KO will win unless it's by DQ or an imaginative count out. As somebody pointed out on Reddit this week, the only bump Goldberg has taken since his return was an ill-advised backstage headbutt to the locker room door - causing him to bleed during that Raw promo.

Ultimately yes, I think Owens will lose his title. I believe he'll last longer than Lesnar did, only for Jericho to come out and take revenge.