WWE WrestleMania 2015: Early Predictions for Matches on the Card

The 2015 edition of WrestleMania is the biggest show of the year for the company, but the match card is still not complete with less than three weeks remaining until the event.

While bouts like Undertaker vs. Bray Wyatt and a battle for the WWE Intercontinental and Divas Championships are likely for the event, only four matches are currently booked, according to WWE.com.

Here are the early predictions for the matches already booked on the WrestleMania 31 card.

Brock Lesnar Carries Roman Reigns to a Career-Defining Moment

Brock Lesnar is one of the most dynamic performers to ever hold the WWE World Heavyweight Championship title, and at WrestleMania he will be asked to carry No. 1 contender Roman Reigns in a match that will help define the young star’s career.

Reigns has been positioned to beat Lesnar at the WWE’s biggest event, and it will be up to Lesnar to lead Reigns in the biggest match of his career. The 2015 Royal Rumble winner has improved in the ring, but Lesnar will be forced to carry the workload.

Thankfully for Reigns and for the WWE, Lesnar is a great in-ring storyteller and will be able to put on a convincing show. When the young challenger finally conquers the veteran at the end of the main event, the WWE Universe will be able to buy it.

Sting Arrives in WWE with a Victory over Triple H

After so many years of the WWE and Sting coming close to deals, but never making it happen, Sting will make his in-ring debut with the company against Triple H. The match won't be technically sound, but these two veterans will capitalize on the moment.

Just as Hulk Hogan vs. The Rock in 2002 was more about the momentum the men were creating and less about the quality of the match, Sting stepping into a WWE ring after being the face of WCW is what this bout is all about.

Sting will collect the victory because the company wants him to look strong for a possible Undertaker match at WrestleMania 32, but this match will be all about the entrances, the initial staredown and the story of the match.

Dolph Ziggler Steals the Show and the IC Title

There are still questions about whether Daniel Bryan will get into the Intercontinental Championship Ladder match at WrestleMania, but it should be Dolph Ziggler who steals the show and walks out with the title.

The build to this match has been funny, but it has done nothing to add to the legitimacy of the title despite a deep field of talented performers chasing after the belt. The WWE has gone out of its way to make this match a joke.

Despite the company’s best attempts to ruin something we should love, the WWE Universe will be treated to one of the best matches of the night. The man known for showing off will do it once again and Ziggler should walk out of WrestleMania with the gold.

Mizdow Shines in the Andre the Giant Memorial Battle Royal

The ongoing feud between The Miz and Damien Mizdow is one of the most consistently entertaining portions of WWE programming each week, but Mizdow should finally turn on his former friend at WrestleMania.

While there will be plenty of men who deserve to win the Andre the Giant Memorial Battle Royal, this would be the perfect place for The Miz and Mizdow to be the final two participants in the match. After Miz demands that Mizdow eliminate himself, the former stunt double can clear the ring and claim the trophy.

The animosity between the two should reach a boiling point. After The Miz eventually breaks the statue, the men should square off at Extreme Rules.

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