WWE WrestleMania 31 Live Stream: Start Time and Predictions for Storyline Twists

Is this the year the WWE tries to blow our minds with a bevy of twists and turns to main storylines? It would be awesome if that were the theme of WrestleMania 31. For one year, the Showcase of the Immortals could become the show where any thing could happen in almost every match. 

I realize that is about as likely to happen as a moonsault from the Big Show, but it would be really cool. In reality, we aren't going to see something totally unpredictable in every match, but this pay-per-view still has room for a few storyline twists.

You can catch the live stream via the WWE Network on desktop, mobile devices and gaming consoles.

Finally...Mizdow Will Turn on The Miz

Most wrestling fans are on board with the sentiments from the Top Rope Report:

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*QOTD* Who wants to see Damien Mizdow launch @mikethemiz over that top rope Sunday?! #WrestleMania31 pic.twitter.com/qc2BLvhr6e

— Top Rope Report (@TRRWrestling) March 27, 2015"

This one may not qualify as a storyline twist considering anyone who has ever watched professional wrestling has to have seen it coming for months. Mizdow's ascension as a favorite among the WWE Universe is complete, and it's time to officially let him become a face.

Ultimately, I'm not sure if that's the best side of the fence for him, but without a doubt he deserves to be in the spotlight. On the mic, he's among the five best in the WWE. He needs a better finishing maneuver, but that's about it. He has almost every other quality a big-time star should have.

Hopefully, The Miz gets his due for what has been a stellar performance throughout this program. He's played the jerk impeccably and has made it easy for Mizdow to reinvent himself. Hopefully,  we can see Mizdow change his name to something more original, too.

The Rock Will Pick His WrestleMania 32 Opponent

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It seems almost certain that the Rock will be involved with the WWE in some capacity over the next 12 months. He made an appearance at the Royal Rumble to help put over his real-life cousin Roman Reigns. Now I expect him to show up on Sunday to start the hype for a match with someone at WrestleMania 32.

The Rock vs. Brock Lesnar seems like the most logical battle, but would that make sense if Lesnar isn't the champion this time next year? It seems unlikely the Beast would hold on to the strap for over a year.

Maybe we'll see an angle where the Rock looks to call out the biggest and baddest because he's "looking for a challenge." 

There's even a possibility we could see The Great One matched up against Reigns. Rob Leigh of The Sun asked Reigns about the possibility of facing his uber-popular family member. Reigns said:

"Where I'm at right now, with our family ties, I don't really see that happening, but if it did happen it would be in WWE. Going out on a limb right now, I'd say most likely not—but this is WWE, everything can change."

Whatever the specifics may be, it would be surprising if we didn't find out what The Rock's WrestleMania 32 plans were on Sunday—or at the latest, the following night on Raw.

...And So Will The Undertaker

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The Undertaker is another legend who will also likely have his plans for next year's WrestleMania revealed. The Phenom is scheduled to face Bray Wyatt on Sunday in what should be a step toward putting the Eater of Worlds over as the ultimate heel.

If things go as planned, Taker would then find himself on a WrestleMania losing streak after having his run at the show snapped by Lesnar last year. 

In what would likely be Taker's final match at WrestleMania 32, he'd have to face someone of significant stature to make the bout equal to the significance of the moment. For years, fans have fantasized about a match between Taker and Sting.

With both under contract to the WWE, it could finally happen. Someone would have to shift allegiances, but for such a huge match to take place, it would probably be worth shaking things up.

Ideally, this match would have taken place at least 10 years ago, but better late than never...I think.

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