4 Potential Endings to WWE Saturday Night’s Main Event XLIV

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Let’s take a look at four potential endings for Saturday Night’s Main Event XLIV:

#4. Ethan Page stands tall as the new Intercontinental Champion

Ethan Page will square off against Penta for the Intercontinental Championship at Saturday Night’s Main Event. The newcomer has recently made his main roster debut on Monday Night RAW, and Triple H has been booking him as a major star. Page quickly made his way to the Intercontinental Championship picture, and now fans believe he could even win the championship.

Penta has been reigning as the Intercontinental Champion for far too long, and his title reign has reached a point of stagnation. Therefore, fans could witness the end of El Miedo’s title reign and the rise of new champion in the closing sequence of Saturday Night’s Main Event. Ethan Page could outsmart the luchador with a devastating blow to win the coveted championship.

The show could go off air with All Ego standing tall with the Intercontinental Championship, with the titantron highlighting his triumph. Such an angle could be an incredible way to mark the official ascension of All Ego in the WWE scene.

#3. Jade Cargill pins Rhea Ripley in the middle of the ring

Jade Cargill will team up with B-Fab and Michin to take on Rhea Ripley, Alexa Bliss, and Charlotte Flair. The Storm has been portrayed as an unstoppable force during the build for this match on SmackDown. She is also set to take on The Eradicator for the WWE Women’s Championship at Clash in Italy next weekend. Therefore, this match becomes an important stage for both stars.

Triple H could be looking to give Cargill a major spotlight ahead of her title match. Therefore, fans might witness a big moment for her at SNME, and that could be a pinfall win over Ripley. In the closing sequence, Michin and B-Fab could spark chaos by taking out Flair and Bliss. This could allow Jade Cargill to hit The Eradicator with a potential weapon behind the referee’s back.

Such a hard blow could take out Rhea Ripley from the match, which could lead to Cargill scoring a pinfall victory over the champion. This win could fuel her momentum ahead of her title clash at Clash in Italy.

#2. Rusev attacks Penta following his WWE IC Title match

While Ethan Page is the favorite to win the Intercontinental Championship, Triple H might shock everyone at Saturday Night’s Main Event by continuing Penta’s title reign. But if that happens, fans might witness the rise of a new challenger. WWE has been slowly and gradually building Rusev as a prominent villain on Monday Night Raw, something that fans have been clamoring for a long time.

After Penta retains his title tonight, The Bulgarian Brute could show up out of nowhere and lay down a brutal ambush on the luchador. Rusev could deliver repeated powerbombs to Penta to hurt his back before clutching him in the Accolade. The show could end with the WWE medical team checking on Penta while Rusev stands tall with the Intercontinental Title.

An angle like this could be a major talking point coming out of Saturday Night’s Main Event. Besides, it can attract eyeballs to the ongoing Intercontinental Championship picture on Monday Night Raw.

#1. Charlotte Flair walks out on Rhea Ripley

Charlotte Flair and Rhea Ripley have been fierce rivals in WWE. But over the past few weeks, they were forced to form an unlikely alliance to take on Jade Cargill, B-Fab, and Michin. However, WWE has been constantly highlighting the animosity between the two stars. Now the question remains if Flair and Ripley would be able to stay as a team at Saturday Night’s Main Event.

The closing moments of the show could witness the end of their alliance. During the final moments of the tag team match, Charlotte Flair and Rhea Ripley may find themselves at loggerheads, while Alexa Bliss could be lying outside the ring. Frustrated and annoyed, The Queen could simply walk out on Ripley, leaving her Mami abandoned in the ring.

This could allow Jade Cargill to take an advantage and roll up The Eradicator to steal a huge victory. Saturday Night’s Main Event could end with Rhea Ripley and Alexa Bliss standing alone in the ring, baffled at Charlotte Flair’s potential actions.

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