11 HUGE WWE SummerSlam 2019 Predictions You Need To Know

2. Kevin Owens Vs. Shane McMahon

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Shane was probably the first McMahon to ever confirm that Kevin Owens was actually over as he screamed the above into his fallen face on the go-home edition of SmackDown Live. 'The Money' has finally helped position the 'Prizefighter' into a position where he might become an actual permanent main event concern.

Subsequently, he cannot lose this match.

WWE have smartly put all the stakes on the side of the heel - Shane has nothing to lose but can force his rival out of his life once and for all with a win. Since turning in February, McMahon's celebrated more good nights than bad, but 'KO' cast as the destroyer of all of this would completely justify his bizarre dominance. Beating him here would force 'Shane O Mac' to challenge him to a Hell In A Cell sequel with both careers to play for. Disappearing for a while with one of his trademark bumps would provide the sweetest of reliefs for all involved.

Winner: Kevin Owens

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