8 things WWE subtly told us at Super ShowDown: Major change in WrestleMania 36 plans, Big error made in Undertaker's return?

#5. End of Roman Reigns-King Corbin

The end.

We thought that the Falls Count Anywhere match between Roman Reigns and King Corbin would have marked the end of their feud. The stipulation suggested it and the stage was big enough to pay off the feud.

Instead, WWE dragged it on unnecessarily for another month and they finally decided to end the 4-month long rivalry inside the steel cage. It was one of the better matches of the night and perhaps one of the best in their prolonged series of matches.

When Michael Cole acknowledged on commentary that it's the end of the rivalry, that was WWE directly telling us that it's over for good. Reigns will be expected to compete in the Elimination Chamber match to determine Goldberg's Universal Championship challenger at WrestleMania 36.

EXCLUSIVE: @WWERomanReigns is ready for the next chapter following Steel Cage scrap with King @BaronCorbinWWE at #WWESSD. pic.twitter.com/arO8xS9Pay

— WWE (@WWE) February 27, 2020

We fully expect him to win that, but the big question is whether history will repeat itself at WrestleMania and Roman Reigns gets booed again. Reigns was last booed in the Royal Rumble but used to get heat so Drew McIntyre could get the big pop for winning.