3 Questions we want to ask the WWE Universe about WrestleMania 35

The Road to WrestleMania 35 is quickly moving towards its destination. It's been a wild ride so far with The Man and Kofimania stealing the limelight. Dream matches in Batista vs. Triple H and Randy Orton vs. AJ Styles have also been set up. Also, Samoa Joe has a WrestleMania date set up with Rey Mysterio for the United States Championship.

Well, talking about the entire card will form a long intro as the card has been reported to have 17 matches planned, though some of the matches are yet to be confirmed. There have been highs, but WWE has also missed some opportunities like missing out on featuring Balor and Strowman. Still, WWE has done some things perfectly.

With WrestleMania 35 in close sight, we still have lots of questions about the card and about the things that'd happen at 'Mania. In this article, we present to you 3 questions we want to ask you, the WWE Universe, about WrestleMania 35.

#3 What if Kofi Kingston loses at WrestleMania 35?

Who do you want to win?

Would you stop watching WWE if Kofi Kingston loses at ‘Mania? If your answer is yes, we’re sorry to inform you that the current plan is to have Daniel Bryan retain the WWE Championship at WrestleMania. The reported reason for this is to make Daniel Bryan a “super” heel.

Although things can still change, yet don’t be surprised if Kofi doesn’t win the title at the MetLife Stadium on April 7.

Many people believe that if Becky Lynch or Kofi Kingston lose at WrestleMania, it’d receive huge backlash. Also, many believe that a Kofi Kingston victory is the only meaningful climax to the current Kofi Kingston saga.

However, the point here is that WWE doesn’t shut down after WrestleMania 35. So, it doesn’t always have to be a win for the hero. Doesn’t it make sense to give WWE's best current heel a victory over a guy people are crazy for? It will provide legitimate heat for Daniel Bryan and give WWE their best heel of the modern era.

So, how would you have booked this match?

#2 Should Cena replace Corbin as Angle’s final opponent?

Will this match happen?

On RAW after Fastlane 2019, Kurt Angle announced that he’d wrestle his last match at WrestleMania 35. This wasn’t really a huge surprise for anyone since reports of his retirement had been floating around from some time. Yet, the actual announcement set us off on a trip down the memory lane.

Everything from his famous moments to amazing classics with Michaels and Benoit to his infamous ‘stalking’ of Sharmell became alive again. The internet started to buzz about his last opponent, and the first and best name that came up was John Cena. However, on the March 18 episode of RAW, Angle announced that Baron Corbin will be his opponent at WrestleMania 35.

There’s now been an uproar about Angle’s so-called “underwhelming” WrestleMania opponent. Also, rumors have started to appear that Corbin will be replaced by someone else as his final opponent. But, would that be right? We have asked for less part-time stars at big shows and more opportunity for younger talent. What’s the problem then? It’s indeed very likely that John Cena (my personal favorite) will replace Corbin. But, should he?

#1 What do you want The Undertaker to do at WrestleMania 35?

The Undertaker is the greatest performer in WrestleMania history

The new era has truly begun. We have a WrestleMania card almost set without The Undertaker. The 35th edition of WrestleMania is just a few weeks away, and we haven’t heard anything on television about the greatest WrestleMania performer ever. It’s not madness to assume that the legendary performer will never add to his maniacal tally of 26 matches at the Show of Shows again.

However, he’ll be there. He will make an appearance. And, it’ll be special for all of us. Regardless of what he actually does, we’ll savor each moment of his presence inside the ring. Still, what should he do?

The rumor that has been floating around recently says that the Deadman would interrupt Elias. Yes, the guy who shouts that WWE stands for 'Walk With Elias’ may have a ‘dead’ man willing to walk with him on the grandest stage. And, it wouldn’t be the worst WrestleMania segment ever. However, there are other possibilities.

How about Cena and The Undertaker match without any build-up? This match doesn’t need any building up, after all. But, it won’t probably happen. So, you tell us, Reader: What should The Undertaker do at WrestleMania 35?

We'd love to have you answer these questions in the comments.