3 dream matches will still haven't seen in the WWE

Dream matches are showdowns fans expect to see in their dreams. Dream matches are special, once-in-a-lifetime superstar showdowns that fans yearn for, such matches stay in the fans' memory for all times to come.

In WWE, we have learned to expect the unexpected. WWE could pull such surprise dream matches unannounced like Undertaker Vs John Cena at Wrestlemania 34 or Dean Ambrose and Seth Rollins vs The Hardy Boyz. Such mega-matches are saved for bigger occasions like Wrestlemania and Summerslam. Nevertheless, WWE has given us many dream matches in the past two years on 'B- PPVs' and weekly broadcasts to boost fan interest which has helped improve merchandise sales and ticket sales as well.

We have seen AJ Styles vs Daniel Bryan, Roman Reigns vs John Cena, Braun Strowman vs Brock Lesnar, The Shield vs New Day, Jeff Hardy vs Daniel Bryan, Samoa Joe vs Brock Lesnar, Shinsuke Nakamura vs AJ Styles, John Cena vs Braun Strowman and many more dream matches over the past year. WWE has given us countless dream showdowns in the past year on weekly television like Daniel Bryan vs AJ Styles and John Cena vs Shinsuke Nakamura in attempt to boost weekly television ratings and to build up hype for the next pay-per-view.

However, as WWE possess a loaded roster with extraordinary potential and talent, there are still numerous WWE dream matches the WWE Universe is itching to watch. Many top superstars and talents have either debuted on the main roster (like AJ Styles and Shinsuke Nakamura), returned from a long hiatus (like Jeff Hardy and Bobby Lashley) or from retirement (referring to Daniel Bryan) which has given rise to the possibility of watching such superstars involved in dream matches.

Let's take a quick peek at 3 mega dream-matches that the WWE Universe can still anticipate watching the WWE.

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3. Bobby Lashley Vs Samoa Joe

Bobby Lashley and Samoa Joe are two huge powerhouses who have had much success outside of WWE, in fact, they have battled each other in the past as well. Joe is one of the best in-ring workers on the roster right now and Lashley has some potential in the ring as well. Lashley has failed to live up to the hype upon return and Joe's main roster run hasn't been that successful. A feud between the two beasts would reinvigorate Lashley's character and make Joe relevant again.

The only thing that is stopping this match from happening is the brand-split, Lashley performs on the red brand and Joe performs on the blue brand.

These two behemoths are two of the most talented individuals in the WWE and can put on an instant classic if given the opportunity and the time. This match could happen after the next superstar-shakeup and should be saved for a big occasion like Summerslam or Survivor Series.

#2 'The Demon' Finn Balor Vs Daniel Bryan

Daniel Bryan recently came back from temporary retirement which has opened up countless possibilities of dream matches. Daniel Bryan Vs Finn Balor is one of those dream matches. Finn Balor has teased this match on social media and has expressed his desire to face Bryan. These two have rarely crossed paths in the past despite having similar career paths.

Bryan vs Balor would be nothing short of spectacular, the match would be a combination of high-flying acrobatic moves and painful submission holds. It would be a technical masterclass between two of the most skilled wrestlers in recent memory. Both superstars are portrayed as ultimate underdogs and both are extremely over with the fans. Pairing them together would be a dream come true for hardcore wrestling fans.

If Bryan re-signs with WWE and one of these two stars switches brands, these two are sure to cross paths.

#1 AJ Styles Vs Seth Rollins

What do you get when you put two of the best in-ring performers in the ring together at the same? The answer is quite simple, an instant five-star classic that has the audience on the edge of their seat. AJ Styles and Seth Rollins are two incredible athletes that can literally have a good match with a broomstick. They have shown that they can carry mediocre wrestler to great matches as well.

Styles and Rollins have rarely crossed paths in WWE. They were a part of the Smackdown Live vs Raw tag-team elimination match at Survivor Series 2016, but other than that we haven't seen them share the ring. These two have the potential and capability of surpassing the six-star match NJPW's Kenny Omega and Kazuchika Okada put on.

The lone hindrance is that they are on separate brands. If any of these two jump ships, this match is inevitable. This match is a deserving candidate of main-eventing Wrestlemania in the near future. The fans want to see this match, so make it happen WWE!