10 WWE WrestleMania Dream Matches That Could Still Happen

Goldberg is the kind of featured performer perfect for WrestleMania, as evidenced by the climax of his feud with Brock Lesnar at WrestleMania 33.

WWE certainly aren't averse to using the same big part-timer more than once, so it's entirely possible that Goldberg could be up for another payday next year. At the same time, it’s impossible to imagine the WWE leaving Roman Reigns off the big card, given how much momentum has been crammed behind him over the last few years.

Putting the two together makes a lot of sense. Goldberg’s status as face or heel is as fluid as Reigns’, so the crowd will love getting behind whichever booking behemoth they want to see crush the other. Meanwhile, Reigns can win or lose without doing too much damage to himself or his opponent in this one-night-only special event.

And of course, the men have a readily available reason to whale on each other, since they both obliterate their enemies with the Spear. It only makes sense to see which one can shoulder-barge the other to submission.