4 WWE Championships That May Not Change Hands Until WrestleMania 35

WrestleMania, dubbed as 'The Show of Shows', is less than two months away. It's the destination where classics are fought, legends show up, and memorable rivalries culminate.

Despite the fact that the 'Greatest Spectacle of Sports Entertainment' is less than 50 days away, time and again, it has been proven that road to WrestleMania is filled with a lot of twists and turns.

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This year won't be any different either as WWE creative try to surprise fans to the best of their abilities.

However, there are some instances where storylines could be predicted correctly due to various reasons ranging from long-term planning by WWE to spoilers/rumors that circle around on the Internet.

Sometimes, the clues can be caught by the way the creative tell the story or construct a feud too.

So, keeping them in mind, here are four titles that might not change hands until WrestleMania 35.

This excludes the Universal Championship as Brock Lesnar isn't slated to face anyone until WrestleMania and RAW Women's title as it has been already established that Ronda Rousey will defend her title in the main event of WrestleMania.

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#4 Intercontinental Championship held by Finn Balor

Finn Balor is crowned as the New Intercontinental Champion this Sunday

Finn Balor has finally done it. After three years of relentless pursuit, he can now carry a title around his waist besides that ever-present big smile on his face. And unlike last time, he's here to stay and defend his title.

Truth be told, Balor's win this Sunday at WWE Elimination Chamber came as a surprise to most of the fans as they expected him to win it at 'The Grandest Stage of Them All'. Still, it was a welcoming surprise.

We may not be able to predict how many times Finn has to defend his title on the road to WrestleMania but it is highly possible that 'The Demon King' will not lose his title until he defends it on 7th of April.

Besides, we might get to see the revival of his Demon Persona at 'The Grandest Stage Of Them All'. Nobody would want to miss that.

#3 Women's Tag Team Titles held by Sasha and Bayley

The inaugural WWE Women's Tag Team Champions

The Boss and Hug connection made history this Sunday by winning the Chamber match and securing the new Women's Tag Team Titles and there's little doubt that they'd lose it anytime soon.

Although WWE is always in a hurry to strip Sasha Banks of any title she gets her hands on within two weeks, this time might be an exception.

Change of newly introduced titles from one team to another in a short span would lead to the path where titles might lose their credibility.

So, WWE creative letting these two horsewomen hold onto the championships until WrestleMania makes perfect sense.

However, Sasha Banks and Bayley are going to have some tough challenges on the road to WrestleMania in the form of Nia and Tamina and other teams.

Here's to hoping Sasha would lose her streak of bad title defenses instead of rubbing it off on Bayley.

#2 WWE Championship held by The New Daniel Bryan

The Eco-friendly champion has some potential and capable opponents in SD Live to face him for the title

A day after SD Live this week, The New Daniel Bryan would've completed his 100-day reign. It was an entertaining reign by heel Bryan which was filled with promos that roasted fans and opponents alike for ruining the environment and some excellent matches with the likes of AJ Styles and many other Superstars.

A lot can change in WWE by the first week of April, but it is highly improbable that the change will include Daniel Bryan not being a WWE champion.

The Eco-friendly champion has some potential and capable opponents in SD Live to face him for the title on the road to WrestleMania including Kofi Kingston and Mustafa Ali.

Despite those hurdles, Daniel Bryan with the help of his 'Intellectual Peer' Rowan might enter the 'The Super Bowl of Sports Entertainment', that is WrestleMania, holding his Planet's Championship.

#1 SmackDown Live Women's Championship held by Asuka

Asuka is eyeing for a long reign with her SD Live Women's Title

After winning the title on December 16 at TLC event, Asuka found her way back to the main picture again after being sidelined for many months.

Although her reign thus far consists of one title defence and rare appearances, there's no one better than Asuka to carry the title in SmackDown Live.

If WWE creative continues to follow the same trend and hardly give her a chance to defend her title, 'The Empress of Tomorrow' is not going to run into any risk of losing her title before Mania.

In one way, it does sound good to see Asuka have a lengthy reign but in another way, WWE Universe is missing out on a major talent who can deliver classics.

Asuka has some decent opponents in her brand but no one that can be considered a threat. It'd be unfortunate if we get to see an average multi-woman title match at WrestleMania where no female Superstar gets a proper chance to shine.