Predicting The Quality Of All 15 WWE WrestleMania 35 Matches
6. Randy Orton Vs. AJ Styles
A potential midcard show-stealer, Randy Orton's evident motivation accounts for the positivity here.
Orton's 'Mania record is mixed, but with AJ Styles in the opposite corner, this match stands a great chance of replicating the dynamic form of his overlooked battle with Seth Rollins at Play Button. That match was more than just its finish, though that is more than can be said for Orton's subsequent body of work. This feels different.
Everybody wants to work with AJ Styles. Belying his reputation among critics and fans alike, as an apathetic nuisance at his worst, Randy Orton is also a wrestler's wrestler.
And what's more, Orton looks to have channeled his inner prick throughout the build, genuinely smarting at the notion that his legacy is a myth enhanced by WWE's lens.
A war of philosophy fought at an oscillating pace - Orton's overbearing methodical control versus AJ's unregulated, impulsive dynamism - this too should be more than the inevitably 'Mania worthy RKO spot.