1.Team Cena (John Cena, Dolph Ziggler, Big Show, Erick Rowan And Ryback) Vs Team Authority (Seth Rollins, Kane, Mark Henry, Rusev And Luke Harper)
This is the big one. WWE should really have called this event "Team Cena vs Team Authority", because it's the only thing that they've spent any time on promoting. The hour creative meeting for the show was probably thirty seconds on the rest of the card and fifty-nine minutes thirty seconds on the main event. The stakes make it interesting and it should be exciting on the night. In-ring maestros like Ziggler and Rollins will ensure high quality. Emerging acts like Rusev will be fun to watch in this his biggest ever match. Then you've got Ryback, the most over act in the company for the past few weeks. He's almost guaranteed to go over strong, lasting as the sole survivor seems a good possibility. What does that mean for Rusev's undefeated streak? A DQ seems a likely way they'll get round that point. The order of elimination might be something like the following: Rusev eliminates Big Show, Cena eliminates Henry, Cena eliminates Kane, Rollins eliminates Cena, Rollins eliminates Ziggler, Rusev gets disqualified for attacking Rowan with a weapon (which writes Rowan out of the match). Ryback then rips through Harper and Rollins for the win. That's just the one scenario. The other option would be for Team Authority to win by crooked shennagians from a Triple H run-in. That would then lead to the big swerve the next night on Raw, with Vince McMahon reinstating Team Cena. That would then kick-start the long rumoured Vince McMahon vs Authority storyline, which could result in Vince managing The Rock against Triple H at WrestleMania 31. Ultimately, this article is going to side with the safe bet. WWE could do with a refresh. The Authority leaving our screens is more likely than Team Cena leaving. Winners: Team Cena
