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In just a matter of days, WWE will host their biggest show of the year: WrestleMania 35.
A stacked show for sure, this year's event promises some historic moments, including the first ever Women's main event in the show's history.
Throughout it's past 34 shows, WrestleMania has not only played host to some of wrestling's most iconic moments, but also some shocking swerves.
From Hulk Hogan capturing the WWF Championship once again at WrestleMania 9, to 'Stone Cold' Steve Austin siding with his nemesis Vince McMahon in 2001, it's clear that the company aren't afraid to pull the rug out at the biggest event of the WWE's year.
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And this year may prove to be no different.
Here are five huge swerves the WWE could pull off at the biggest show of the year.
#5 Batista retires The Game
When Batista won the 2005 Royal Rumble, it was only a matter of time until The Animal stepped out of Triple H's shadow, capturing the World Heavyweight Championship at WrestleMania 21.
And now, 14 years later, the Animal aims to beat his mentor once again, though this time with even bigger stakes.
With the Game's career on the line in No Holds Barred rules, many expect Triple H to win the match, as even at 49years old, the King of Kings has plenty in the tank.
Therefore, the WWE could pull a huge swerve by having Batista win, and bring the 24-year career of the Game in the WWE to a sad close.
With his injury at Crown Jewel still fresh in the company's mind, is it time for the King of Kings to step down?
#4 The New Day turn on Kofi
After eleven long years, Kofi Kingston will finally get his one on one shot at the WWE Championship when he takes on Daniel Bryan.
A highly emotional story that many are calling the feud of the show, Kingston and Bryan will no-doubt wage an epic war, which many expect Kingston to walk away the victor and new WWE Champion.
Whilst having Bryan win would be a swerve in itself, a much bigger one could be post-match, and see Kingston's New Day comrades Xavier Woods and Big E turn on Kofi.
Perhaps seeing their brother win the title would cause the other two to snap, as they realise how badly they want the gold as well.
On top of the mountain alone, Kingston would quickly realise it's a lot easier to win the title, than to keep it.
#3 John Cena doesn't appear
John Cena. Love him or hate him, the man is synonymous with WrestleMania.
Making his in-ring Mania debut in 2004, the iconic Superstar boasts an impressive 10-4 winning streak and has competed in several main events.
This is why there is so much intrigue this year, as Big Match John is without a match or segment announced for this Sunday's show.
Everyone and their mother expect Cena to appear on the show, with speculation running rampant that Cena will replace Baron Corbin as Kurt Angle's final opponent.
Having Cena not appear would certainly be a loss, though the WWE have never been afraid to swerve fans just for the sake of a swerve.
Hopefully, Cena will appear at the showcase of the immortals, as title or no title, the iconic Superstar is always a draw.
#2 Charlotte/Ronda walk out champion
Over the past six months, there have been fewer stars fans have gravitated towards more than Becky Lynch.
'Turning heel' at SummerSlam, The Man has not held back against any of her opponents and has even targetted former World Champions such as John Cena and Edge.
The 2019 Women's Royal Rumble winner, many fans expect the Irish Superstar to get her biggest victory in the main event, though perhaps WWE will swerve these fans.
With the finish of the match still reportedly up in the air, it's unclear which way the WWE will go.
Having Charlotte or Ronda walk away as the unified Women's Champion would definitely tick off plenty of fans, though could easily lead to some long-term booking, perhaps with Lynch getting her win at Summerslam or WrestleMania 36.
#1 Roman Reigns becomes the Universal Champion
When Roman Reigns was skyrocketed to the main event in 2014, fans were not pleased.
Many had turned away from the Big Dog after being repeatedly told to like him by the company, and Reigns has become one of WWE's most controversial stars in recent memory.
Now back from a battle with leukaemia, Reigns is scheduled to battle Drew McIntyre this Sunday, though a huge swerve could be brewing.
Win or lose, the WWE could shock everyone by having Reigns added to the Universal title match between Seth Rollins and Brock Lesnar, during the match.
Perhaps Vince McMahon will come out, and say that he wants what's best for business, and introduce Reigns, who'd shake hands with the boss and capture the gold.
A sure-fire way of turning Reigns heel (an action that saved his relation The Rock years ago), Reigns being added would mimic Rollins cashing in on both men at WrestleMania 31, and could see the Big Dog once again be on top of the mountain.
