3 reasons why Vince McMahon allowed Shane to end Roman Reigns' 6-match undefeated PPV streak at WWE Super Showdown

Modified Jul 22, 2022 23:42 GMT

Shane McMahon became the first man to defeat Roman Reigns on a pay-per-view since July 15, 2018!

#2 To set up a future handicap match at WWE Extreme Rules

WWE Extreme Rules will take place on 14th July 2019

Looking at Shane McMahon's victory from the booking perspective, Vince McMahon may have allowed his son to defeat Roman Reigns because he has a grander match planned for the Big Dog at Extreme Rules. As per the rumors, WWE has planned a handicap match for the former Universal Champion at Extreme Rules. Shane McMahon and Drew McIntyre will join forces to conquer the Roman Empire in July.

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In order to set up this match, WWE needs to first give victories to Shane McMahon and Drew McIntyre (with the other superstar's interference), then the Big Dog will ask Vince McMahon to book a match where he can beat the hell out of both the Prodigal Son and the Scottish Psychopath.

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Vince can make this match and can even allot an Extreme Rules stipulation to make matters worse for Roman Reigns.

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