WrestleMania 35: 3 stories that will come full circle 

With just over a week remaining until the Biggest Show of the Year, everyone is boarding the hype train. As of now, 13 matches are being advertised for the show and each match has a unique story behind it. It's unclear whether an extra match or two will be added for the Tag Titles or not.

The bouts which are being talked about the most are the Women's Triple Threat main-event and the Kofi Kingston vs. Daniel Bryan match. These 2 programs have the fans fully invested in them. In addition to that, we can also see 2 fan favorite superstars (Rey Mysterio and Kofi Kingston) finally complete their grand slam at the event. Thus, anything can happen this year.

Most importantly, the Show of Shows will/can bring three amazing stories full circle. The sagas which started several years ago will finally conclude next Sunday. Currently, many people are criticizing WWE for their lack of attention to details and inconsistency. However, these 3 stories are proof that WWE can always silence its doubters.

So, without wasting any time, here are the 3 stories.

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#3 Ruthless Aggression

Cena's rich history with Kurt is the reason why the former was chosen to induct the latter into the HOF

Nearly 17 years ago on an episode of SmackDown, Kurt Angle issued an open challenge. It was answered by a rookie from Boston, Massachusetts. The rookie's name was John Cena, who went on to become WWE's Top Superstar. Cena's classic debut got him over with the fans quickly and credit has to be given to Kurt Angle for making him look good.

Fast forward to 2019, Kurt Angle is scheduled to wrestle his final match at WrestleMania 35. Although his opponent was revealed to be Baron Corbin, it's almost a certainty that the match will change somehow.

Almost everyone expects the actual opponent to be John Cena, who will have completed work on his new movie by then. As mentioned above, Cena's debut match was against the Olympic Gold Medalist. Now, if he ends up facing Angle in what's supposed to be the latter's final match, it will surely be an epic way to wrap up his decorated career.

#2 Evolution

Batista and Triple H are all set to battle each other after nearly 14 years

Although Batista made his main roster debut in 2002, his career didn't "kick-off" until he joined Evolution in late 2002/early 2003. When The Animal broke free from the faction and defeated Triple H at WrestleMania 21 to win the World Championship, he became one of WWE's top Superstars. Seeing the muscle of a villainous faction become one of the most cheered babyfaces was surely a ride!

However, Batista's popularity got hindered over the years due to continuous injuries and the company having more faith in John Cena as the "Top Guy". Batista ended up leaving WWE in 2010. He returned for a brief stint in 2014 but both he and the WWE Universe were disappointed how his return was ruined due to some questionable booking decisions.

What's in the past should be left in the past. Batista is now finally back and it looks like everything is on the right track as of now. He is all set to face Triple H at WrestleMania 35. Batista has mentioned that it will be his final match.

Ending his career by facing the opponent he defeated to solidify his status as a main event star is definitely the full-circle story Batista has been demanding for years. Let's hope that everything goes smoothly.

#1 B+

Kofi Kingston's massive push has been compared with Bryan's Yes Movement in 2014

Daniel Bryan's feud with the Authority heading into WrestleMania 30 was the main highlight of that season. His massive popularity even caused the fans to turn on Batista, who had returned to WWE after nearly 4 years. The storyline revolved around how Daniel Bryan was considered a B+ player and how he managed to overcome all the obstacles put in his path.

However, quoting a famous line from The Dark Knight, "You either die a hero or live long enough to see yourself become the villain", Bryan's story is somewhat relatable to this quote.

He is now the villainous WWE Champion and Vince's favorite heading into WrestleMania 35. His opponent, Kofi Kingston, has followed the path Bryan paved 5 years ago. Seeing the former leader of Yes Movement refer to Kingston as a B+ player has shown us how his career has come full circle.