WWE Super ShowDown 2020: 5 Most Likely Outcomes

As unlikely as it seems, you have believe that WWE has learned its lesson from last year's Super ShowDown debacle. You just have to.

Bill Goldberg is no longer in his prime and, let's be honest, even when he was, his best matches were those that went under five minutes. As legendary as he is, he's not a wrestling technician nor a surprisingly light-on-his-feet big man; he's a special attraction that excels at his shtick. And WWE's baffling idea to not only ignore that, but to place him and a fellow semi-retired veteran in the main event slot last year and expect them to wrestle a 10-minute counter-fest in the blistering heat of the desert was ridiculous - not-to-mention a serious health risk.

The look on The Undertaker's face - and the pair's respective redemption matches in the months that followed - really did say it all. Thus, with that in mind, it's highly likely that Goldberg's match at this year's Super ShowDown against 'The Fiend' Bray Wyatt won't go longer than five minutes.

A few Spears only for 'The Fiend' to rise and counter with the Mandible Claw is all this match needs. It allows Goldberg to do what he does best while ensuring that Wyatt looks more dominant than ever, and most of all, it ensures the safety of both superstars.

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