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**Mr. Nerfect** · 01-16-2016, 09:47 PM

Another revised WrestleMania card:

WWE World Heavyweight Championship
Brock Lesnar (c) vs. Batista

-Brock wins the Rumble and Heyman cuts promos about how Brock has destroyed everybody in the WWE, and there's no one left. Cue Batista walking to the ring and calmly introducing himself. Match set. The Beast vs. The Animal.

No Holds Barred Match
Triple H vs. Roman Reigns

-The Game returns and costs Reigns the Rumble, just as it looks like he is about to get on a roll. This is no longer about The Authority and Reigns' potential to carry the WWE into the future. Reigns knows he's good enough, Triple H knows he's good enough, but he is that damn good? They do a good job with the video packages on this one, showing Triple H's rivalry with The Rock, his early influence in Reigns' Shield career, right down to the splintering off and the more recent physical altercations. Triple H gets an epic Motorhead entrance as a tribute to Lemmy. The finish sees Triple H going to blast Reigns with the sledgehammer, but Reigns catching him with a Spear before he can and getting the win. Reigns earns Triple H's respect, and he evolves into something more like his NXT character (wishful thinking).

The Undertaker vs. Bray Wyatt

-I originally had this as a Casket Match, but let's be honest -- those suck. Remove the road blocks from these guys and let them improve on their Mania outing from last year. I'm stealing this idea from a great poster here, but Bray tells The Family he doesn't want their help for this match. He needs to prove things to himself. And the finish is what #1-wwf-fan suggested they do at WrestleMania last year -- Taker gets Wyatt in the Hell's Gate, and Bray starts laughing as he fades. Taker wins the match, but Wyatt gets some measure of moral victory over Taker. The next night on RAW, The Family turns on Wyatt and aligns themselves as believers in The Undertaker. This leads to Bray eventually battling through them and finally earning absolution by beating The Undertaker -- whether this be at SummerSlam or WrestleMania the following year.

In-Ring Segment
The Rock comes out to greet The People

-You're going to have your big stars at WrestleMania. I don't know if you have this segment start off with The Social Outcasts trying to hold up WrestleMania, or a Miz promo, but somehow you get The Rock out there, soon to be joined by Stone Cold Steve Austin. They exchange barbs with each other, and take it turns dressing down The Outcasts (my personal picks). It's Rock Bottoms and Stunners for them all, before some new music hits, and out comes AJ Styles, Karl Anderson & Luke Gallows. The Bullet Club makes their debut by dismantling Austin and Rock in the middle of the ring -- a symbolic gesture of the changing times.

Fatal 4-Way Match for the Divas Championship
Becky Lynch (c) vs. Charlotte vs. Sasha Banks vs. Paige

-I've got the Divas Title going over to Becky before WrestleMania, because I think they might need to give her a moment before then before she fizzles out or gets the reputation of a loser. Charlotte could be fine as a heel chasing the belt back, Sasha would be fine as a heel chasing the belt (with merit to her name), and Paige would be fine as a whiny entitled heel chasing. Fans are going to cheer Banks regardless, so having moments where she and Becky regard each other and re-unite Team BAE temporarily could be pretty awesome. Stephanie McMahon makes her presence felt and somehow helps Sasha Banks walk out with the Divas Title, re-affirming her heel status.

Triple Threat Match for the Intercontinental Championship
Dean Ambrose (c) vs. Chris Jericho vs. Shinsuke Nakamura

-This seems like a really natural choice for WrestleMania to me. When Nakamura debuts, he wants to go right after Dean Ambrose and the IC Title, since he's the undefeated IWGP IC Champion. Ambrose would have no problem putting the belt on the line against Nakamura, and the interactions between the two could be electric. A guy who does have a problem with it, is Chris Jericho -- revealing himself to be a more depserate veteran than we imagine, and a man who feels entitled to a 10th IC Title reign. The three are confirmed for a match against each other, which is not Nakamura's element, puts Ambrose at a disadvantage, and Jericho's just there as a legend being a huge dick. Nakamura can win the IC Title without much damage coming to Ambrose.

United States Championship
Kevin Owens (c) vs. Sami Zayn

-These two could have a personal feud without a title being on the line, but the US Title being there would help. Kalisto could win the belt back from Del Rio, then drop it to Owens. Or someone else could take it from Del Rio. Neville, Ziggler, R-Truth...anyone. This would be the personal lower-card feud that tears the house down. Owens is such a dick and Zayn is so likable, I can't see this program not getting over to some degree.

Triple Threat Tag Team Match for the WWE Tag Team Championship
The New Day (c) vs. The Usos vs. The Wyatt Family

-This could just be The New Day against The Usos, or you could throw The Dudleyz in there too, but I feel that this combination could lead to a really good match. Put Luke Harper in there with Kofi Kingston to bounce around for him, and you have gold. This also gives the commentators time to talk about Bray Wyatt vs. Undertaker, which might make this a candidate for the pre-show, which is usually where they have Tag Team Title matches. But it could also be on the main card in a warming up spot.

8-Man Tag Team Match
The League of Nations vs. Dolph Ziggler, Neville, Kalisto & Ryback

-Put your four-man heel group you probably want to feature against four babyfaces you probably want to feature. Neville and Kalisto will do some flippy-shit, Dolph will bounce around to make the bad guys look good, Ryback will kick a lot of ass to get the crowd fired up -- should be a decent opener.

Kickoff Show: Andre the Giant Memorial Battle Royal
Featuring Big Show, Kane, Mark Henry, The Dudleyz, Jack Swagger, The Miz, The Social Outcasts, Los Matadores, Fandango, Damien Sandow, Titus O'Neil, Darren Young, Stardust, The Ascension, Goldust, Tyler Breeze, Hideo Itami, Zack Ryder, Road Dogg, Alex Riley, David Otunga, Rhyno, Mojo Rawley, and whoever else the fuck you want to put in there

-This is where everyone else goes and does their best to get things over. I could see them giving it to Titus O'Neil, since they seemingly want to push him a bit. Stardust would also be a good candidate, as a "Thank you for putting yourself into this shit" role.

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Mr. Nerfect Posts: 61,634	Another revised WrestleMania card: WWE World Heavyweight Championship Brock Lesnar (c) vs. Batista -Brock wins the Rumble and Heyman cuts promos about how Brock has destroyed everybody in the WWE, and there's no one left. Cue Batista walking to the ring and calmly introducing himself. Match set. The Beast vs. The Animal. No Holds Barred Match Triple H vs. Roman Reigns -The Game returns and costs Reigns the Rumble, just as it looks like he is about to get on a roll. This is no longer about The Authority and Reigns' potential to carry the WWE into the future. Reigns knows he's good enough, Triple H knows he's good enough, but he is that damn good? They do a good job with the video packages on this one, showing Triple H's rivalry with The Rock, his early influence in Reigns' Shield career, right down to the splintering off and the more recent physical altercations. Triple H gets an epic Motorhead entrance as a tribute to Lemmy. The finish sees Triple H going to blast Reigns with the sledgehammer, but Reigns catching him with a Spear before he can and getting the win. Reigns earns Triple H's respect, and he evolves into something more like his NXT character (wishful thinking). The Undertaker vs. Bray Wyatt -I originally had this as a Casket Match, but let's be honest -- those suck. Remove the road blocks from these guys and let them improve on their Mania outing from last year. I'm stealing this idea from a great poster here, but Bray tells The Family he doesn't want their help for this match. He needs to prove things to himself. And the finish is what #1-wwf-fan suggested they do at WrestleMania last year -- Taker gets Wyatt in the Hell's Gate, and Bray starts laughing as he fades. Taker wins the match, but Wyatt gets some measure of moral victory over Taker. The next night on RAW, The Family turns on Wyatt and aligns themselves as believers in The Undertaker. This leads to Bray eventually battling through them and finally earning absolution by beating The Undertaker -- whether this be at SummerSlam or WrestleMania the following year. In-Ring Segment The Rock comes out to greet The People -You're going to have your big stars at WrestleMania. I don't know if you have this segment start off with The Social Outcasts trying to hold up WrestleMania, or a Miz promo, but somehow you get The Rock out there, soon to be joined by Stone Cold Steve Austin. They exchange barbs with each other, and take it turns dressing down The Outcasts (my personal picks). It's Rock Bottoms and Stunners for them all, before some new music hits, and out comes AJ Styles, Karl Anderson & Luke Gallows. The Bullet Club makes their debut by dismantling Austin and Rock in the middle of the ring -- a symbolic gesture of the changing times. Fatal 4-Way Match for the Divas Championship Becky Lynch (c) vs. Charlotte vs. Sasha Banks vs. Paige -I've got the Divas Title going over to Becky before WrestleMania, because I think they might need to give her a moment before then before she fizzles out or gets the reputation of a loser. Charlotte could be fine as a heel chasing the belt back, Sasha would be fine as a heel chasing the belt (with merit to her name), and Paige would be fine as a whiny entitled heel chasing. Fans are going to cheer Banks regardless, so having moments where she and Becky regard each other and re-unite Team BAE temporarily could be pretty awesome. Stephanie McMahon makes her presence felt and somehow helps Sasha Banks walk out with the Divas Title, re-affirming her heel status. Triple Threat Match for the Intercontinental Championship Dean Ambrose (c) vs. Chris Jericho vs. Shinsuke Nakamura -This seems like a really natural choice for WrestleMania to me. When Nakamura debuts, he wants to go right after Dean Ambrose and the IC Title, since he's the undefeated IWGP IC Champion. Ambrose would have no problem putting the belt on the line against Nakamura, and the interactions between the two could be electric. A guy who does have a problem with it, is Chris Jericho -- revealing himself to be a more depserate veteran than we imagine, and a man who feels entitled to a 10th IC Title reign. The three are confirmed for a match against each other, which is not Nakamura's element, puts Ambrose at a disadvantage, and Jericho's just there as a legend being a huge dick. Nakamura can win the IC Title without much damage coming to Ambrose. United States Championship Kevin Owens (c) vs. Sami Zayn -These two could have a personal feud without a title being on the line, but the US Title being there would help. Kalisto could win the belt back from Del Rio, then drop it to Owens. Or someone else could take it from Del Rio. Neville, Ziggler, R-Truth...anyone. This would be the personal lower-card feud that tears the house down. Owens is such a dick and Zayn is so likable, I can't see this program not getting over to some degree. Triple Threat Tag Team Match for the WWE Tag Team Championship The New Day (c) vs. The Usos vs. The Wyatt Family -This could just be The New Day against The Usos, or you could throw The Dudleyz in there too, but I feel that this combination could lead to a really good match. Put Luke Harper in there with Kofi Kingston to bounce around for him, and you have gold. This also gives the commentators time to talk about Bray Wyatt vs. Undertaker, which might make this a candidate for the pre-show, which is usually where they have Tag Team Title matches. But it could also be on the main card in a warming up spot. 8-Man Tag Team Match The League of Nations vs. Dolph Ziggler, Neville, Kalisto & Ryback -Put your four-man heel group you probably want to feature against four babyfaces you probably want to feature. Neville and Kalisto will do some flippy-shit, Dolph will bounce around to make the bad guys look good, Ryback will kick a lot of ass to get the crowd fired up -- should be a decent opener. Kickoff Show: Andre the Giant Memorial Battle Royal Featuring Big Show, Kane, Mark Henry, The Dudleyz, Jack Swagger, The Miz, The Social Outcasts, Los Matadores, Fandango, Damien Sandow, Titus O'Neil, Darren Young, Stardust, The Ascension, Goldust, Tyler Breeze, Hideo Itami, Zack Ryder, Road Dogg, Alex Riley, David Otunga, Rhyno, Mojo Rawley, and whoever else the fuck you want to put in there -This is where everyone else goes and does their best to get things over. I could see them giving it to Titus O'Neil, since they seemingly want to push him a bit. Stardust would also be a good candidate, as a "Thank you for putting yourself into this shit" role.