WWE Super Showdown: 5 Possible winners of the 50-Man Battle Royal

#4 Cesaro

Cesaro could solidify himself as a top Raw talent if he wins at Super Showdown

The Swiss Superman has been separated from his long-time tag team partner Sheamus following the Superstar Shakeup. And though the Bar has been broken, Cesaro has become a prominent member of Monday Night Raw following his departure from SmackDown Live. However, he hasn't racked up a ton of wins.

In his return to Raw, he defeated newcomer Cedric Alexander, who got his win back the next week and has since been seen chasing the 24/7 Championship...and little else. Cesaro also lost a match to Rey Mysterio before finally picking up another win against former NXT North American Champion Ricochet. Since then, though, the One and Only has bested him on back to back occasions.

Cesaro has always been on the brink of major success in the singles division. With a win at WWE Super Showdown, he could launch himself into title contention on Monday nights. Let's not forget that he has won a massive battle royal before, winning the first-ever Andre the Giant Memorial Battle Royal back at WrestleMania 30, eliminating 30 competitors, including the massive Big Show.

His pure strength and athleticism are more than enough to put him in the top 5 most likely to win the match.

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#3 Samoa Joe

The Samoan Submission Machine could completely dominate this match at Super Showdown

Samoa Joe has been involved in a pretty brutal feud with Rey Mysterio over the past few months. Battling for the United States Championship, Joe has also brought Mysterio's son Dominick into the story, taking it to a more personal level.

Sadly, we never got to see that rivalry reach its peak, as Mysterio wound up injured and was forced to drop his championship. However, instead of simply vacating the belt, he handed it off to Samoa Joe.

Joe accepted the title and choked out the Lucha Legend for good measure. With his most recent rival now out of the picture, Joe needs to move on in a big way. Joe is holding the United States Championship, yes, but not winning it in an actual match has really hurt his character.

A big showing at the 50-Man Battle Royal would get him back on the right track. If Joe dominates the competitors tomorrow like he's been doing his entire career, the champ will return to the United States with more proof that he's as bad as he says he is.