1. It's The Predictable Outcome
Whether it was the fault of a concussion or not, the match between The Undertaker and Brock Lesnar at WrestleMania 30 really wasn't that great. While it was far from bad, it's nowhere near one of their best encounters and wasn't close to even being the best bout on the card that night. What makes it memorable and special is the way it ended. No one saw that coming from a mile off; Daniel Bryan in comparison ending the the night as the WWE World Heavyweight Champion was always a given. The Undertaker winning at SummerSlam really does feel like the most likely and predictable outcome as of right now. After all, surely they're not going to have Lesnar beat him for a second time in a row? Well, for the points I've outlined throughout this feature, that's exactly what they should be planning to have happen. You have to believe that both the crowd in Brooklyn and those watching at home are going to be going in with the belief that The Undertaker is going to get his redemption next Sunday, so Brock once again getting a definitive victory over the Deadman is guaranteed to have jaws on the floor. Brock winning doesn't feel like a given at this point; it feels like something which could happen, but probably won't. While it's sure to p*ss off a lot of fans, having The Undertaker lose yet again helps to keep Lesnar as WWE's top dog and ensures that this is a SummerSlam which easily has an impact as big as that of any WrestleMania either in the past or future...