WWE Night of Champions 2015 Matches: Latest Picks Including Rollins vs. Sting

The 2015 edition of WWE’s Night of Champions pay-per-view is shaping up to be better than expected, and part of the reason is the stacked card full of marquee matches.

From Seth Rollins being forced to defend his two titles against legends Sting and John Cena, to a six-man tag team battle featuring The Wyatt Family going against Dean Ambrose, Roman Reigns and an unnamed third man, this will be a PPV that wrestling fans can’t miss.

Here is the complete list of matches, the predicted winners in each bout and a focus on the biggest potential winner and loser from Night of Champions on Sunday.

Matchup	Stipulation / Title	Predicted Winner
Seth Rollins (c) vs. Sting	Singles match for the WWE World Heavyweight Championship	Sting (Sheamus cashes in after the match to win the world title)
Seth Rollins (c) vs. John Cena	Singles match for the WWE United States Championship	Seth Rollins
Ryback (c) vs. Kevin Owens	Singles match for the WWE Intercontinental Championship	Kevin Owens
The New Day (c) vs. The Dudley Boyz	Tag team match for the WWE Tag Team Championship	New Day
Nikki Bella (c) vs. Charlotte	Singles match for the WWE Divas Championship	Charlotte
Dean Ambrose, Roman Reigns, and TBA vs. The Wyatt Family	Six-man tag team match	Ambrose, Reigns and their Mystery Partner
Dolph Ziggler vs. Rusev	Singles match	Dolph Ziggler
Neville and The Lucha Dragons vs. Stardust and The Ascension	Six-man tag team match	Neville and The Lucha Dragons

Biggest Potential Winner: Sting

For the first time in wrestling history, WCW and TNA legend Sting will be challenging for the WWE World Heavyweight Championship, and he has a good chance of beating Rollins.

Rollins has been booked terribly since winning the world title, and taking a defeat against a legend such as Sting is not out of the realm of possibility. Sting is one of the most recognizable faces in wrestling history, and the champion just stepping into the ring with him would be a rub.

While letting Sting have a long run with the world title doesn’t make much sense since he is a 56-year-old wrestler on a part-time schedule, letting him earn the championship only to have it taken away by Sheamus and the Money in the Bank briefcase would create an unforgettable moment.

Sheamus and his briefcase have been looming for weeks, and the concept of having Sting beat Rollins before having his moment of glory ripped away would be something no wrestling fan would ever forget.

Even if he takes the loss to Sheamus, winning the world title would make Sting the night’s biggest winner.

Biggest Potential Loser: Seth Rollins

Rollins is the Superstar with the most weight on his shoulders coming into Night of Champions, but he could also be the biggest loser. Taking losses against legends such as Cena and Sting won’t be detrimental in the long term, but how he loses could be the biggest issue.

As much as Rollins deserves to win against Cena cleanly when they battle for the United States Championship, it’s entirely possible that the current champion starts the show off with a loss. It is Cena we're talking about here.

The problem with losing to Cena is that regardless of whether Sting or Sheamus wins the title, it’s clear that Rollins will not be retaining the WWE World Heavyweight Championship on Sunday. That would result in Rollins losing both of his titles in one night.

Losing the U.S. and world titles in one night would make Rollins the biggest possible loser.

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