How an injury-free WrestleMania 32 card would look like

Knowing Cena, a premature return can never be counted outIn a perfect wrestling world, WWE would book WrestleMania 32 with a full roster free of injury. This also means Daniel Bryan’s retirement speech would have been an announcement that he was returning to the ring.Right now, there is too much speculation and too much confusion over who will get in the ring with the Undertaker, what happens to a potential Bray Wyatt-Brock Lesnar confrontation and who will step in the ring with AJ Styles?WWE may have listened to the fans in whom they want to see in a match with the Dead Man. It is not known yet who he will face, but the name fans do not want to see associated with this match is Braun Strowman.There is still a belief, however slight, that John Cena is the preferred opponent, and if the 15-time world champion is as fast a healer as he has been in the past, wouldn’t it be an awesome sight to see two legends in the ring together in ‘Taker’s home state?The only match that could be bigger than that might be a confrontation between ‘Taker and Shawn Michaels, who would have to come out of retirement or Sting, who has not been medically cleared to wrestle yet, if that is to ever happen again.And so we all wait in anticipation. Since this is fiction, so it’s my call on the who, what and how these matches take place. With that said, here is how the top six matches on the card should have looked.

#1 United States Title Match Sami Zayn vs. Kalisto

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This could be the opening match of the event. Two upstarts who move at the speed of light. Zayn needs a strong showing so he can become a factor in the mid card. Kalisto is the current United States Champion who had a solid showing in a program with Alberto Del Rio.

Fans would be more than happy to see this happen and start WrestleMania off with a BANG!

#2 Alberto Del Rio vs. Kevin Owens

The blend of styles and characters would make for a solid feud

Regardless of his heel persona, fans love Owens. My hope is at some point, the Canadian star becomes a babyface and eventually the face of the company.

Finding opponents for both superstars has become difficult of late and while Kalisto has the United States Title around his waist, this could be a No. 1 contender’s match.

Del Rio’s contrast in style with Owens’ ability and agility should make for a great program fans will enjoy. This is another opportunity to show just how good the former NXT champion is in programs with main event talent.

#3 Brock Lesnar vs. Bray Wyatt

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This match has to happen this year. The way the Wyatt family attacked the “Beast Incarnate” dictates the two meet in the biggest event of the year. There aren’t many opponents left for Wyatt besides Styles and Owens.

The best part of this matchup is the potential promos between Wyatt and Paul Heyman. What WWE wouldn’t give for this kind of back story? WWE has not done a good job of telling stories of late.

There should be a beginning, an arc and an end. This match has all those components, and Wyatt should sell like he does with his other main event opponents.

#4 AJ Styles vs. Daniel Bryan

Do I really need to explain this one? Styles was brought in with the notion that he may be replacing the “Rudy” of the company.

Styles is the perfect opponent for Bryan in that this kind of match will bring everyone back to a time when Bryan was in ROH or Indy promotions. Styles could be the answer to WWE’s prayers in replacing John Cena, although he is just as old as WWE’s cash cow.

WWE has done a great job of booking Styles so far with a program with Chris Jericho. After the legend, what happens next? Bryan is the most popular choice.

#5 Legends match - Undertaker vs. John Cena

This would happen eventually, but could happen this year itself?

I want to see this match, and I am not a Cena fan to say the least. There is something about two legends getting in the ring and bringing the crowd to their feet. This is what a confrontation like this does.

Much like ‘Taker and CM Punk, this is about the will and a test for both performers. For everything ‘Taker is, Cena will have to carry a match like this one.

The promo leading up to this is about respect and Cena knowing his time is getting shorter in the company. What better way to show he still has it than to get in the ring with the most respected man in WWE’s locker room?

It could also very well be a retirement match for the Dead Man.

#6 WWE World Title Match - Roman Reigns vs. Seth Rollins vs. Dean Ambrose

This match sells itself. It’s hard to believe a match like this would disappoint.

All three former Shield members have proven they should be in the main event and while it is still apparent that Reigns is the least popular of the three, he is still the one Vince McMahon wants driving WWE’s machine into the next decade.

Rollins’ ability speaks for itself and his 200-plus day reign as champion. Ambrose might be the best of the three performers and at some point, deserves to wear the company’s biggest title around his waist.

My money is on Ambrose, but we all know Reigns would retain.

Edited by Staff Editor