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#4. Big E visits Suplex City
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The most logical choice for Lesnar’s opponent at Madison Square Garden would be Big E. He was the man The Conqueror pinned to win the championship after his return to the company.
In the time that has passed, Lesnar has lost and won the title, but the New Day member is yet to get a fair shot at the current champion. Announcing him as his opponent at Madison Square Garden would right that wrong and give E a fair chance at redemption.
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#3. Lesnar and Damian Priest battle in a Champion vs. Champion match
Damian Priest said he wanted an opponent at the world championship level. Getting the opportunity to go one-on-one with the top dog of his band at Madison Square Garden is exactly what he asked for and more.
Although this seems like a case of the United States Champion biting off more than he can chew, WWE could use the opportunity to build him up. Although Damian Priest will end up on the losing side, earning Lesnar's respect will make him a credible future challenger.
