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WrestleMania is on the way, and there is potential for some stellar dream matches to take place at the PPV. There's something special about dream matches in WWE. Maybe it has to do with the fact that they don't happen every week, or just the personalities that the company is able to bring together, but it is truly magical. Furthermore, most of them are moments that later go on to be enshrined in pro wrestling history.
From John Cena versus AJ Styles, to Becky Lynch versus Ronda Rousey versus Charlotte Flair, dream matches are just that; A dream come to life inside the squared circle that stops time in its tracks. When they happen at an event like WrestleMania, however, they take on a heightened importance.
With that being said and the road to WrestleMania still not clear, here are five possible dream match for WrestleMania 37. As always, let us know your thoughts in the comments below, and be sure to let us know what dream match you hope will happen at the event.
#5 WrestleMania dream match - Drew McIntyre versus Jinder Mahal for the WWE Title
WWE just has beautiful knack for creating storylines that blur the lines between fantasy and reality, which is why Drew McIntyre versus Jinder Mahal seems so tantalizing. In fact, between them both being a part of the 3MB faction, and having a championship run a few years afterwards, there are a lot of questions to answer.
For example, who had the better run as WWE Champion? And who had the better career after 3MB split up? While some of those questions might sound like white noise, it would be a high profile match from both men. WWE could even find ways to get personal with it, if they dig deep enough.
In the end, the best storylines are always the ones where you pull from people's personal lives, and that is exactly what they can do here. Whether they ultimately choose to do it or not remains to be seen, but it would be a nice landing spot for McIntyre after almost a year as champion.
#4 WrestleMania dream match - Brock Lesnar versus Bobby Lashley
Although this match happening will primarily depend on whether WWE can convince Brock Lesnar to come back, it's not as big of a longshot as one might think. With the Raymond James Stadium expected to have fans in attendance for WrestleMania 37, it all comes down to Lesnar's decision making.
If the money is right and Lesnar does decide to come back, however, then a match against Bobby Lashley would probably be a best case scenario. It might even be what helps put Lashley on a trajectory to be the next champion.
In all honesty, there are so many different possibilities to this match, and that's what makes it so special. What also makes it special is the fact that these two have never locked up inside a WWE ring, which would be a pretty cool event to see, given both men's MMA background. It could honestly be one of the best matches on the entire WrestleMania card, if WWE plays it right.
#3 WrestleMania dream match - Roman Reigns versus Edge for the WWE Universal Title
What exactly can be said about the possibility of WWE making Roman Reigns versus Edge the main event of WrestleMania 37? Of course, the company also teased a match with Drew McIntyre as well, but that could just end up being a red herring for the aforementioned dream match.
Despite the current state of negativity amongst some in the WWE Universe, most would be instantly in agreement if Edge were to take on Roman Reigns in a title match. In fact, between it serving as a nostalgia trip for older fans, and being amplified by Reigns' ability as a heel, this is nothing short of a blockbuster.
Whether Edge comes out victorious or not remains to be seen, but that doesn't matter all that much. What does matter, however, is the company putting the best possible WrestleMania card together, which is why this match is so important. Thankfully, as of right now, this seems to be the direction WWE is heading for.
#2 WrestleMania dream match - Nia Jax versus Becky Lynch
WWE is really good at digging up deeply personal storylines from the past, which is exactly why Becky Lynch versus Nia Jax is so tempting. Between Jax almost costing Lynch the biggest match of her career, and inadvertently solidifying The Man character, this would be beyond must-see television.
And that's before you even consider what these two women could do to each other on the microphone in the weeks leading up to the big event. Keep in mind that both Lynch and Jax are known for their way with words, and can very easily tap into the real life emotions that they felt years ago. This would essentially help bring the storyline to life in a way that nothing else could.
WWE fans seem to have a certain interest in the company bringing up past issues, and showing them in an alternate light. Fortunately for fans, that is exactly what WWE has the opportunity to do at WrestleMania 37, should Lynch be ready for a return, and they should really look at capitalizing on this occasion.
#1 WrestleMania dream match - The Fiend versus Goldberg
While some WWE fans might be sickened by the idea of The Fiend versus Goldberg again, it could be a great way to repeat history, especially at WrestleMania. This is exactly what the company did at last year's WrestleMania with John Cena and The Fiend, who both already had previous history, which is why it could make for an interesting match.
WWE fans went insane after Goldberg defeated The Fiend at last year's Super Showdown pay per view, and it sent the character's story into a tailspin. Of course, The Fiend managed to come back and defeat John Cena in a Firefly Funhouse match at WrestleMania 37, but it still hurt his credibility and momentum.
WWE did something amazing with the Firefly Funhouse match, and it would be cool to see them do the same thing with Goldberg. It might even help The Fiend get back on the right track, and set him up for another title run. At the very least, it would be a nice little story to explore again.
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