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#1. Who's walking out on top in the WWE title feud?

Drew McIntyre

Drew McIntyre's first WWE Championship feud will be against Seth Rollins. The WWE Champion opened the show and challenged The Monday Night Messiah to a match at Money in the Bank, welcoming him as an opponent.

What we like about Drew McIntyre is that he isn't going to follow the traditional post-WrestleMania babyface World Champion character. While being a "fighting Champion" isn't anything special, McIntyre doesn't appear to be trying too hard to pander to the audience.

This could be the result of the empty arena shows, which has helped Superstars drastically with their promos. There's a sense of authenticity about them and it seems far removed from the overly-scripted promos that WWE has used for the last few years.

The big question is as to who's going to come out on top of the feud. Rollins' role is similar to AJ Styles' last year - to be the legitimate Superstar that the World Champion beats to gain momentum.

AJ Styles put over Rollins last year at Money in the Bank 2019 and we expect Rollins to pay it forward and do the same for McIntyre. The Scotsman defeated Angel Garza in a solid main event bout.