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Here are five potential endings to Sunday Night’s Main Event:
#5. Randy Orton walks away with a controversial victory
Cody Rhodes and Randy Orton will collide in a marquee match in the main event of Sunday Night’s Main Event. The two superstars could deliver an incredible match in Atlanta, leaving fans on the edge of their seats. However, the match could see a controversial finish with Orton stealing away a victory from Rhodes. He could quickly slide out of the ring following the win.
The closing moments of the show could see The Viper standing at the ramp with a smirk on his face, staring down The American Nightmare. Meanwhile, Cody Rhodes could be standing in the ring, seething in rage at how Randy Orton stole the victory. The two superstars could look at each other, one with a smirk while the other with a sense of disgust as Orton’s theme echoes in the background.
#4. Paul Heyman & The Vision confront Cody Rhodes
One of the possible ways WWE can end Sunday Night’s Main Event is with a shocking confrontation. After suffering a potential defeat at the hands of Randy Orton, Cody Rhodes could remain in the ring for a while. He could soak in the atmosphere of the arena, visibly upset about the defeat. Just when it may appear that the show is about to go off the air, The Vision’s theme could suddenly echo throughout the arena.
Paul Heyman could come out from backstage alongside The Vision and stand on the stage. Cody Rhodes could be left completely surprised watching the faction appear before him. Rather than saying a word, Heyman could simply stare at him with a malevolent smile, subtly sending a silent message to Rhodes, “You can always choose the dark path and join us.” The show could then go off the air with WWE teasing Cody’s heel turn.
#3. Massive brawl at State Farm Arena closes the show
The rivalry between Cody Rhodes and Randy Orton has reached a whole new level where it has become impossible to keep the two combustible elements apart. Their upcoming match at Sunday Night’s Main Event could end in chaos, with both superstars taking things too far. The referee could be forced to end the bout in a no contest with both Orton and Rhodes fighting like unhinged bulls.
They could get involved in an ugly brawl, fighting each other everywhere in the arena. The two superstars could turn the entire arena into a battlefield, leaving trails of destruction in their wake. The closing moments of Sunday Night’s Main Event could see Randy Orton and Cody Rhodes fighting each other in the backstage area, with officials and security trying to separate them.
#2. Oba Femi battles The Vision in a parking lot
The closing shot of Sunday Night’s Main Event could come from a post-main event angle where WWE can showcase an exciting altercation. Oba Femi and Bron Breakker are set to collide in a blockbuster match at SNME this weekend. Regardless of the outcome, this rivalry is expected to remain unfinished even after the bout. Right after the main event, WWE can immediately show live footage from the backstage area on the big screen.
The camera could rush into an area where Oba Femi is entangled in a chaotic brawl with Bron Breakker and The Vision. Both parties could wreak havoc at the parking lot, throwing each other at the concrete wall or slamming into the car. The Vision could eventually destroy Femi with the help of the numbers game. Security could immediately rush into the scene with Sunday Night’s Main Event going off the air.
#1. Randy Orton stands tall over a bloodied Cody Rhodes
Cody Rhodes will make a heroic return to Atlanta this Sunday, but his homecoming could turn out to be a nightmare in the closing act of Sunday Night’s Main Event. There is a good possibility that his match against Randy Orton could end in a disqualification or a no contest. But right after the match, The Viper could unleash his wrath and annihilate Rhodes in front of his own home crowd in Atlanta, giving rise to one of the most barbaric scenes.
Orton could hit multiple RKOs on The American Nightmare, followed by a devastating Punt kick. He could slam Cody Rhodes with multiple chair shots while trapping his head between the steel steps. The attack could leave the QB1 bloodied and battered as Randy Orton could awaken his most diabolical side. The closing moments of Sunday Night’s Main Event could see Orton standing tall over a bloodied Rhodes, leaving the arena in a chorus of boos.
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