WWE Super ShowDown: 3 Big mistakes WWE should not make

The stage is set for Super ShowDown, and we are just a few hours away from the show. Considering the previous two shows had gigantic success in Middle East, we are expected to see a similar scenario. A total of ten matches will take place at Super ShowDown.

Three titles will be on the line as Finn Balor will defend the Intercontinental Title against Andrade. Seth Rolins and Baron Corbin will lock horns for the Universal Title, while Kofi Kingston will fight Dolph Ziggler for the most coveted prize of the blue brand.

Lars Sullivan make his main roster debut in Jeddah when the Freak will take on the Lucha House Party in a Handicap match. Braun Strowman and Bobby Lashley will face each other. Shane McMahon will square off with Roman Reigns and The Usos will collide with The Revival in a Tag Team match.

Moreover, Randy Orton will tussle with his old mentor Triple H. The excitement will be sky-high for the fifty-man Battle Royal match but the dream match between Undertaker and Goldberg will be the highlight of the show.

The show has some remarkable bouts and the company will be aiming to deliver a good show. Here we discuss three mistakes WWE should not make at Super ShowDown.

#3 Triple H should not win against Randy Orton

Triple H vs Orton

Besides the mega clash between Goldberg and Undertaker, many fans will be waiting for the match between Triple H and Randy Orton. The two men had a face-off on RAW this week and they delivered an awe-inspiring segment.

The two Super Superstars offered many impressive bouts in the past and it should not be different in Saudi Arabia. They share twenty seven World Titles between them.

Triple H's last match was at WrestleMania, where he delivered the longest match of the show with some jaw-dropping moments. Moreover, The Game won the match against Batista. On the other hand, Orton has been going through a lean patch in the last few months.

The Viper failed to register a victory in last few pay-per-views and he will be aiming to change it at Super ShowDown. Hence, Orton could get good momentum if he manages to beat The Game.

#2 Brock Lesnar should not become Universal Champion

Brock Lesnar

Although Brock Lesnar doesn't have a match at Super ShowDown, he is advertised for the event. Lesnar will be in the arena and he has a chance to cash-in the Money in the Bank contract.

Lesnar appeared on RAW this week where he dismantled Seth Rollins. The Universal Champion ate some chair shots and German Suplexes. The Beast also delivered a vicious F5 on the floor, and Rollins was taken to the hospital after the attack.

During the assault, Paul Heyman insisted Brock cash in the contact but Lesnar kept saying 'Friday'. Judging by Lesnar's words, he might cash in the contract in Jeddah

Lesnar could cash in the contract on either of the two World Champions and the Beast could go for the WWE Title. Lesnar has been Universal Champion for a long a time and it will be refreshing to see him as WWE Champion. Furthermore, Lesnar could be a titanic boost for the blue brand as it will move to Fox in October.

#1 The match between Undertaker and Goldberg should not be a short match

It should be money

We are set to witness a dream match at Super ShowDown. Two biggest names of Vince McMahon's billion dollar company will lock horns for the first time. The anticipation skyrocketed this week when the two legendary Superstars had a face-off on SmackDown Live.

Although the two men are in the twilight of their careers, they could deliver a good match at Super ShowDown. It will be Interesting to see who wins the battle as both Superstars held two popular winning streaks of Professional Wrestling.

Goldberg generally offers short matches and it will be interesting to see if he produces a lengthy match against an opponent like Undertaker. Since the Phenom is versatile in the squared circle, he could bring out the best of Goldberg. Considering the hype of the match, a short match will be disappointing for the fans.