11 HUGE WWE SummerSlam 2019 Predictions You Need To Know

5. Trish Stratus Vs. Charlotte Flair

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In contrast to the other match featuring a returning legend on this card, Trish Stratus "final" match against Charlotte Flair has all the right pieces in all the right places to make the Women's Division icon look strong enough some 13 years after she walked away from her prosperous full time career.

Flair is one of the best all-rounders on the roster, and if anybody can ensure that a clash of ages passes without a hitch, it's 'The Queen'. Her reward will be a win she can crow about in the months following SummerSlam, not least because she got to humble an icon in said hero's hometown.

Trish will have her fellow Torontonians cheering her on, which will only make it hurt all the more when's she's forced to submit to the Figure Eight as an alleged parting gesture. She tapped out Lita in the same city during her last farewell - this holds true the typical way a wrestler says goodbye.

Winner: Charlotte Flair

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