5 Things the WWE Universe is eagerly waiting for in 2020

2019 has been a historic year for WWE and the entire pro-wrestling scene in general. Whether it was SmackDown moving to the FOX Network, Cain Velasquez making his WWE debut, or the introduction of the 24/7 Championship, there were many things fans simply didn't see coming.

At the same time, there were things that the WWE Universe were eagerly looking forward to like women main-eventing WrestleMania, Seth Rollins slaying 'The Beast,' a less PG approach to the overall product, etc. If you were one of the many blown away by 2019, hold on to your seats because the next year seems as promising as this one, if not more so.

With only two months before 2019 comes to an end, Vince McMahon and company may already be planning some major feuds for 2020. So without any further delay, let's take a look at five things that the WWE Universe is eagerly waiting for in 2020.

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#5 The birth of WWE's Bullet Club

It wasn't so long ago when factions ruled WWE and were able to get things done in their own unique way. Whether it was D Generation-X, Evolution, or even The Shield, the company has a proven success record when it comes to factions.

Ever since the signing of Luke Gallows and Karl Anderson, the WWE Universe has been waiting for a full-fledged version of WWE's Bullet Club. For those that may not be familiar with The Bullet Club, the faction is considered one of the best in the modern era. Bullet Club was started by none other than Prince Devitt, whom the WWE Universe knows as Finn Balor.

While the company has teased the reformation of the group numerous times and given us small versions of it with AJ Styles and Balor teaming up with the Good Brothers on different occasions, the two former Bullet Club leaders are yet to join hands.

With Balor turning heel on the recently concluded episode of NXT, the chances of WWE finally pulling this off are higher than ever before. The prospect of these four causing havoc on the entire roster is fascinating, and we as fans can't wait to see this happen.

#4 The Fiend vs The Undertaker

The year 2019 saw the rebirth of Bray Wyatt in WWE, as he came back to television after a lengthy hiatus, but this time with a completely new and more sadistic gimmick. Considered by many as the hottest act in all of wrestling, Wyatt and his Firefly Fun House have made a special place in the hearts of those who love and understand the art form that is professional wrestling.

Ever since Wyatt introduced us to his demented alter-ego, The Fiend, there have been numerous comparisons drawn between he and the greatest supernatural character in WWE history - The Undertaker. To add to all of this, The Fiend has engaged in several attacks on WWE legends and Hall of Famers, leaving fans clamoring for a showdown between he and 'The Deadman.'

While many were expecting the two to cross paths this year, WWE might just be planning this feud for a major show, possibly even WrestleMania 36. With the uncertainty in the number of matches left for 'The Phenom,' 2020 might be the last chance to make this dream feud happen. In a previous article, I discussed the reasons why The Fiend should be the one to retire The Undertaker. Do you agree or disagree? Sound off in the comments section below.

#3 A Seth Rollins heel turn

Seth Rollins is slowly and steadily transcending as the new poster boy of Vince McMahon's billion dollar empire. Starting the year with a massive Royal Rumble victory, 'The BeastSlayer' then went on to defeat Brock Lesnar for the Universal Championship at WrestleMania. If that wasn't enough, he again pinned 'The Beast' at the biggest party of the summer, exponentially adding to his value in WWE.

What started as a fan-favorite run from the former Shield member is gradually losing the support of the WWE Universe, especially after his controversial Hell in a Cell match against The Fiend. In a recent episode of the Firefly Fun House, Rollins invaded the place and burned it to ashes.

Rollins has been a babyface on the main roster ever since Triple H screwed him in 2016, making it more than three years now. His run as a heel after turning on his Shield brothers was one of the greatest of this decade and fans are clamoring for a change and a return of the heel Rollins. Only this time the Universal Champion may be even more ruthless.

One of Rollins' biggest fans, Sportskeeda's very own Phillipa Marie, especially asked me to mention this point in the article. Judging by fan reaction on social media, many are eagerly waiting to see 'The BeastSlayer' bring back his old heel persona.

#2 Becky Lynch vs Ronda Rousey - Chapter 2

The Women's Revolution reached unparalleled heights in 2019. At the forefront of the movement is 'The Man' Becky Lynch. Winning the Royal Rumble in January, Lynch and her popularity played a major part in making history, as WrestleMania 35 saw women headline for the very first time.

It was Becky Lynch who came out on top, walking out with both the SmackDown and RAW Women's Championships. She also became the first woman in WWE to pin Ronda Rousey.

Before Charlotte Flair was added to the mix, the title match at 'Mania was supposed to be a singles match between Lynch and Rousey. The two were originally scheduled to clash at Survivor Series 2018, but the match was canceled due to Becky suffering an unfortunate concussion.

Considering the ending of the WrestleMania match was considered by many to be a botch, fans are still waiting for a proper one-on-one feud between 'The Man' and 'The Baddest Woman on the Planet.' With Becky running wild through the roster and still holding on to her RAW Women's title, it looks like only someone like Rousey can stop her. When will that happen? 2020 might just provide the answers we seek.

#1 The return of the Second City Saint

It has been more than five long years since we last saw CM Punk in a WWE ring, but to this day one can hear fans break out into "CM Punk!" chants during random episodes of RAW and SmackDown. While all this seemed useless before, 2019 has seen a new chapter in this storyline, as Punk has been vocal about a potential return to the professional wrestling world.

'The Best in the World' (not you, Shane McMahon) confirmed his involvement with FOX for a backstage role in WWE's latest show on the FOX Network. While nothing is finalized, this is the closest CM Punk has been to making a WWE return. Even WWE COO Triple H has kept fans guessing with his comments of, "We're open for Business".

This combined with Punk's willingness to talk about wrestling openly in the last few months, have again given the WWE Universe hope that the 'Second City Saint' might make his return to the company soon. While the interview with FOX was for a backstage analyzer role, if he starts working with them, his in-ring return might not be very far away.

Punk recently mentioned that it would take a big paycheck for him to return to the business and a desperate Vince McMahon would not care about spending those extra bucks to get people talking about the product. Hopefully, 2020 will see 'Cult of Personality' hit our TV screens again.

What are you eagerly waiting to see happen in 2020? Let us know in the comments section below.

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