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WrestleMania 32 Predictions

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Pre-Show

Match #1: The Usos vs The Dudley Boyz
Winner: The Dudley Boyz

"Come back to WWE", they said. "You'll be treated like legends", they said. Despite being one of the most successful tag teams in wrestling history, The Dudley Boyz have been used as a filler tag team since coming back the night after SummerSlam, and that is such a shame. Now instead of being featured in a big match on the card, they've been regulated to the pre-show against the Usos, who are fighting on the pre-show for the third straight year. I'm going with a Dudley Boyz win because they need a win badly

Match #2: The Total Divas vs Team B.A.D and Blonde
Winner: The Total Divas

In a five on five tag match, the team of Brie Bella, Natalya, Alicia Fox, Paige, and Eva Marie take on Naomi, Tamina, Lana, Emma, and Summer Rae. Since this match is pretty pointless, I'm picking the Total Divas to win, with Lana eating the pin.

Match #3: Kalisto (c) vs Ryback-United States Championship
Winner: Kalisto

It's a shame the United States Championship only matters when John Cena is involved. Despite interest in this match being pretty low, I think this could be a pretty solid match. Not match of the night by any means, but pretty OK. As for the winner, I'm picking Kalisto. I think taking the belt off of him right now would be a bad idea, and it would better to let him have a long run as champion.

Main Card

Match #1: Andre the Giant Memorial Battle Royal

Now, since there are so many people in the match and there's no clear winner, I'm going to give a few picks for who I think could win.
Braun Strowman: If WWE wants to keep booking this guy like an unstoppable beast, putting him into the Battle Royal and dominating would be a good move
Mark Henry: In what will likely be his last WrestleMania, I think it would be fitting to have him go out with a win in his home state.
Bray Wyatt: It's a meaningless match, so why not have the king of winning meaningless matches win.
One of the Social Outcasts: Just make it a huge shocker. Have Curtis Axel sneak up on Kane or someone and get the surprised win. 
An NXT Superstar: Having someone like Baron Corbin or Samoa Joe debut and win the Battle Royal could definitely help their careers on the main roster (if booked right).

Match #2: AJ Styles vs Chris Jericho
Winner: AJ Styles

Despite seemingly ending their feud at Fastlane, AJ Styles and Chris Jericho are going to fight one last time at WrestleMania. I was thinking their would be some kind of stipulation (maybe a Loser Leaves match so they could write Jericho off of TV, and to make sense in story because Jericho would want Styles out of WWE), but a singles match is fine. Their three previous matches were great, and their WrestleMania match should be no different. I'm going with Styles for the win, because it wouldn't make sense for him to lose his first WrestleMania match. Could you imagine them signing a huge star just to have him lose his WrestleMania debut?
Oh...right.

Match #3: 7-Man Intercontinental Championship Ladder Match
Winner: Sami Zayn

Well, we're getting Kevin Owens vs Sami Zayn at WrestleMania!...with five other people involved. Owens defends the Intercontinental Championship against Zayn, Dolph Ziggler, The Miz, Stardust, Sin Cara, and Zack Ryder in a ladder match. I'd have much preferred just a singles match between Zayn and Owens, but this is fine. As for the winner, I'm going with Zayn. However, I also predict that they will tease Zack Ryder winning the title at least once. That will probably pop the crowd

Match #4: The New Day vs The League of Nations-4-on-3 Handicap Match
Winner: The New Day

Because we haven't seen this match enough times, The New Day faces The League of Nations in a 4-on-3 handicap match. Even though nothing is on the line, I'm still going with a New Day win. The League of Nations have been booked like jobbers throughout their existence, so why book them any stronger now.

Match #5: Charlotte (c) vs Sasha Banks vs Becky Lynch-Divas Championship
Winner: Sasha Banks

In one of the few matches booked perfectly, Charlotte defends the Divas Championship against Sasha Banks and Becky Lynch, in what will hopefully be the last time the Divas Championship is seen, considering the rumored return of the Women's Championship. I'm picking Sasha to win, since she's the most over out of the three, and the best worker. She'd be the perfect pick to usher in the new era of women's wrestling in WWE

Match #6: Dean Ambrose vs Brock Lesnar-No Holds Barred Street Fight
Winner: Dean Ambrose

This one is going to be exciting. In arguably the best booked feud leading up to WrestleMania, Dean Ambrose takes on Brock Lesnar in a No Holds Barred Street Fight. In what should be a straight brutal match, I'm going with a Dean Ambrose win. Not only does Ambrose need a big win to cement himself as a main event star, but having this be a street fight provides the perfect opportunity for Ambrose to get the pin on Lesnar.

Match #7: Shane McMahon vs The Undertaker-Hell in a Cell
Winner: Shane McMahon

In what might be the most anticipated match on the card, it's Control vs Career as Shane "Baby Punches" McMahon takes on the Undertaker in Hell in a Cell, with Shane fighting for control of Monday Night RAW while Undertaker fights to make sure 32 isn't his last WrestleMania. While it does seem way to outrageous to pick Shane McMahon to not only beat the Undertaker, but do it at WrestleMania. I don't know how he does it, but I think he's going to pull it out.

Match #8: Triple H (c) vs Roman Reigns-WWE Championship
Winner: Roman Reigns

This is going to be brutal. And not in the Dean Ambrose-Brock Lesnar brutal. Like...bad brutal. No matter what WWE tries to do, they just cannot get people to cheer Roman Reigns. He's being booed out of the building everywhere he goes. On the other side, biggest heel in the company Triple H is being cheered for beating up Reigns. It just isn't working. But no matter how much the fans reject him, Roman Reigns remains the company's choice to be the new top star. He's more than likely the going to win the WWE Championship. No shenanigans, no interference, no cash in to save us this time. I guess we just have to deal with it.
And those are my predictions for WrestleMania 32
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