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Danhausen faces the Judgment Day’s JD McDonagh in a No Disqualification match. The mad scientist mentioned that he has a “friend” from the area who’ll back him up at the event. Who could it be?
Valkyria and Bayley will face off after Lyra’s betrayal. Instead of giving Sami Zayn a rematch at the Undisputed WWE Title, he’ll team with Gunther against Cody Rhodes and CM Punk.
Someone will crash the Reigns/Jalen Brunson segment. Strangely, The Tribal Chief didn’t have an acknowledgment segment last year after the Oklahoma City Thunder won the NBA Title.
Here are predictions for how each match will play out at Saturday Night’s Main Event from Madison Square Garden in New York.
#4. No Disqualification Match – JD McDonagh vs. Danhausen
Danhausen has found his spot as a fixture at Saturday Night’s Main Event. He beat the Miz and Kit Wilson alongside a little Danhausen at the last specialty show.
This time, WWE will use the no disqualification stipulation to explain why Dominik Mysterio is interfering. A Judgment Day match is required by WWE law to have interference.
That also means that Danhausen’s friend will appear. It could be Big Cass, but his return was addressed with a strange graphic. Enzo Amore could talk his way back into the company at the event.
Former TNA Heavyweight Champion Mike Santana, who is from the Bronx, could be the backup for Danhausen. However it happens, the curse on the Judgment Day will continue.
Prediction – Danhausen beats JD McDonagh.
#3. WWE Women’s Tag Team Titles – Paige and Brie Bella vs. Fatal Influence
Paige and Brie Bella have held the WWE Women’s Tag Titles since winning them at WrestleMania 42. It’s time for a change. Fatal Influence debuted after the PLE to shake things up on SmackDown.
The trio picked up a few wins to get a foothold on the blue brand, but they soon fell victim to the inconsistent booking plague.
They lost their first tag team contest against the veterans, and Jacy Jayne lost a singles match to Paige after getting a big win over Charlotte Flair. Lainey Reid beat Brie, which must have been enough to warrant this title match.
WWE must focus on the future as much with Fatal Influence as they’re doing with Je’Von Evans, Sol Ruca, and Trick Williams. There also need to be some different teams in the division instead of the same five.
Prediction – Fatal Influence wins the WWE Women’s Tag Team Titles.
#2. Grudge Match – Bayley vs. Lyra Valkyria
This match stems from Valkyria turning on the veteran after failing to win tag team gold. It’s a bit strange since Lyra was gaining steam as a face, especially with the fans partaking in her entrance theme.
Since Bayley has turned so many times, it made sense to be the victim this time around. The feud also stems from their feuding over the Women’s Intercontinental Championship last summer.
The manner in which Lyra turned on her friend means that this should be the first of a few showdowns. The heel losing the first match usually leads to a post-match attack or an assault on TV after it.
The second could take place at SummerSlam in a street fight if WWE decides to give them some spotlight. Lyra should eventually come out on top after this feud. For that to happen, she needs to lose in the short term.
Prediction – Bayley beats Lyra Valkyria at Madison Square Garden.
#1. CM Punk and Cody Rhodes vs. Sami Zayn and Gunther
Things have greatly changed on SmackDown over the last two months. Instead of giving Sami Zayn a well-deserved run until at least Money in the Bank, he was the sacrificial lamb so WWE had an excuse to book Punk vs. Rhodes for the WWE Title at SummerSlam.
Punk took the spot of an injured American Nightmare on RAW to face and defeat Zayn. Instead of giving Zayn a rematch or chance to earn one, Nick Aldis simply booked his friend, Rhodes, against The Best in the World.
If that doesn’t scream favoritism, I don’t know what does. Zayn was only allowed to express his feelings over a phone call. Gunther also took issue with being overlooked, but he involved Zayn before Night of Champions.
Rhodes was the man to be pinned in the triple threat, but was the only one given a chance to fight for the belt. Both sides will have to deal with the “can they co-exist” trope.
Having Rhodes and Punk lose would sow tension ahead of SummerSlam. It still feels like WWE would rather feed Zayn and Gunther to the bigger stars just for the sake of it. Another loss will also fuel Gunther’s fire against Nick Aldis.
Prediction – Rhodes and Punk beat Gunther and Zayn.
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