WrestleMania 35: What if the PPV doesn’t live up to the hype?

#2. Roman Reigns re-positioned as the guy

Roman Reigns is out of the main event after four straight years; if WWE isn't happy with the event, they may push him back to the top very soon.

Regardless of what happens at WrestleMania, there’s a fair chance that Roman Reigns will find himself booked as WWE’s top star again going into summer. After all, every indication is that WWE intended for him to be the guy before his fight with leukemia forced him out of the spotlight. Now that he’s back, and more popular among a wider cross-section of fans than ever before, it makes sense that WWE would go all the way with him again.

If WWE feels that WrestleMania came up short, it will add all the more ammunition to an argument that Reigns should be on top. After all, this will be the first WrestleMania in five years that Reigns doesn’t main event. While a lot of fans would argue that the ‘Manias in between, and particularly his matches, weren’t all great, WWE may nonetheless choose to overlook those criticisms in favor of rushing to get The Big Dog back on top.