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I'd probably have Daniel Bryan face Brock Lesnar at Fast Lane. The idea is that Triple H offers an open contract for Sting to face Lesnar at the PPV, given Heyman's Rumble offer, and he leaves the contract for Sting to sign. The lights go off at one point, and the contract is gone.
Later in the night, Triple H wants to know if Sting has signed it. Sting comes out and says "the contract is signed." Triple H is excited because he thinks Brock is going to kill Sting, but The Icon adds that "but I have no intention of facing Brock Lesnar at Fast Lane. That's not my game anymore." Triple H (and Paul Heyman) are confused. Sting elaborates and explains that the contract was poorly worded. "It seems like anyone could sign it and get a title match against Brock." Sting reveals that he presented the contract to a man who never lost his title; a man who was injured because of The Authority; and a man he believes can beat Brock at Fast Lane. Cue Daniel Bryan.
Triple H also demands Roman Reigns put his title shot on the line at Fast Lane, to which Roman responds "Funny how you don't seem to have the balls to carry your hit out yourself." Dems fighting words, and Triple H agrees to face Reigns at Fast Lane.
Daniel Bryan wins the World Title at Fast Lane. Classic match with Brock. The fans are going nuts, and then Seth Rollins attacks Bryan and wins the World Heavyweight Title himself. Rollins vs. Bryan vs. Brock for WrestleMania. Reigns loses the title shot when Dean Ambrose (the new Intercontinental Champion...don't ask) costs him the match in a shocking moment (but not quite a full heel turn). Ambrose vs. Reigns for the Intercontinental Title at WrestleMania. Triple H vs. Sting too.
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