WWE Roadblock Predictions

The last stop before WrestleMania is WWE Roadblock. Since the Network special only has three matches announced for the show, there will probably be more matches the day of. But until then, here are my predictions for WWE Roadblock.

Match #1: Charlotte (c) vs Natalya-Divas Championship
Winner: Charlotte

In one of the three matches featuring someone fighting someone way out of their leauge. In this one, Charlotte defends the Divas Championship against Natalya, presumably because she Canadian. Don't expect Natalya to get the upset win, since the Divas Championship match at WrestleMania doesn't make a lot of sense if you take Charlotte out.

Match #2: The New Day (c) vs The Leauge of Nations-WWE Tag Team Championships
Winner: The New Day

Well, I guess I was wrong about the League of Nations. I was almost 100% certain they'd be gone by now, but there still kicking, surprisingly. I'm not a fan of this feud, mostly because it has been built solely around WWE.com skits and a terrible segment at Fastlane. Don't expect the League of Nations to win the titles.

Match #3: Brock Lesnar vs Bray Wyatt

Winner: Brock Lesnar

Since WWE decided to abandon the plans for the Lesnar-Wyatt feud at WrestleMania, they've decided to blow it off at Roadblock. Wyatt has no heat whatsoever anymore, and doesn't seem to be getting a push anytime soon. Expect Lesnar to crush Wyatt.

Match #4: The Revival (c) vs Enzo Amore & Colin Cassady-NXT Tag Team Championships
Winner: The Revival

Another instance of WWE failing to strike the iron while it's hot, Enzo & Cass should have been NXT Tag Team Champions a long time ago. They should have won the belts at Takeover: Brooklyn, and the DEFINITELY should have gotten them at Takeover: London. At this point, however, I think it's better to keep the belts on The Revival because I think Enzo & Cass should be going to the main roster soon.

Match #5: Triple H (c) vs Dean Ambrose-WWE Championship
Winner: Triple H

In the one match on a one match card, Triple H defends the WWE Championship against Dean Ambrose in what should have been the main event of WrestleMania 32. Instead, we're getting it here, but it should be just as good. This is a match the fans want to see, and hopefully we'll be satisfied. As for who wins, I can't see Ambrose walking out of this with the title. As much as everyone wants plans to change, I expect things to stay the same, with Ambrose facing Lesnar and Triple H putting over Reigns, no matter how much everyone hates it.

And those are my predictions for WWE Roadblock.

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