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#1 The Big Dog turns heel
Do we legitimately think the WWE are going to pull the trigger on this? No. Are we going to stop talking about it because of that? Absolutely not. Look, some of us like to believe that miracles can happen, and as a result, this line of thinking is perfectly acceptable – especially when you’re a fan of something as outlandish as professional wrestling.
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Roman Reigns turning heel is something that should’ve happened at WrestleMania 33, WrestleMania 32, and to an extent, they could’ve pulled it off at WrestleMania 31. Alas, they didn’t, but now would be the time for us to dive headfirst into a Roman Reigns run as the top heel in the company.
Think about this as a justified Mania ending: the underappreciated Reigns wins the Universal Title courtesy of help from The Bloodline Jimmy & Jey Uso.
