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#4 Samoa Joe vs. Drew McIntyre
When it comes to big men who can work an exciting match, Samoa Joe and Drew McIntyre are two of the top guys on the WWE main roster today.
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They’re each natural enough heels, particularly given how WWE has used them, that they’ll likely stay in those roles for the foreseeable future. If WWE were to start booking more heel vs. heel matches, though, this would be a natural one to go to.
Joe and McIntyre can both work sniff and snug, breaking out the heavy artillery for key signature spots.
A feud between the two of them could come across a lot like Joe’s war with Brock Lesnar from 2017, but with the added dimension of there being a less certain outcome and greater potential for McIntyre to go all in with for a stellar blow off match at the climax of the rivalry.
