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Seth Rollins defeats Brock Lesnar to retain the WWE Universal Championship. If Lesnar, pictured, was going to cash in successfully it would have happened on Raw. A savvy Rollins fights off Lesnar, possibly with another low blow before the bell rings. Rollins is portrayed on screen as being smart and he uses the knowledge the cash in has been pre-advertised to be ready and he overcomes the odds to retain in an upset result. Image courtesy of WWE

Roman Reigns beats Shane McMahon in a singles match. This is the start of likely a storyline that will run over the summer. McMahon is setting up a faction and has had some big wins over The Miz and he will likely have assistance at ringside from Drew McIntyre. But The Miz comes out to help Reigns overcome McMahon and McIntyre to pick up the popular victory. Image courtesy of WWE

The Miz to win the 50-man Battle Royal. This is a nightmare to predict as we don't know who is in it. But given that 50 men covers most of the roster most of the talent will be involved. The Miz needs a big moment since turning face and losing twice to Shane McMahon. He wins here, possibly with Drew McIntyre or Lars Sullivan, who will have squashed Lucha House Party in a handicap match earlier in the evening, as the last superstar eliminated. Image courtesy of WWE

Braun Strowman beats Bobby Lashley in a singles match. Lashley had the upperhand on Raw so this feels likely to go the way of Strowman as he looks to rebuild momentum after a poor first half of the year. Image courtesy of WWE

Finn Balor retains the Intercontinental Championship against Andrade. This could be match of the night. This pair had some great moments together in the Money in the Bank match. Andrade will get the title eventually but Balor retains here. Image courtesy of WWE

Kofi Kingston defeats Dolph Ziggler to retain the WWE World Heavyweight Championship. Kingston is holding this until SummerSlam at least so no way he loses here. This should be a good match but Ziggler falls short. Image courtesy of WWE

Triple H defeats Randy Orton in a singles match. A rematch from the WrestleMania 25 main event. Triple H won that night and he wins again here to delight the Saudi fans who are big fans of The Game. Image courtesy of WWE

Goldberg defeats The Undertaker in a singles match. The one certainty is this is not going to be a long match. Either man could win, but there could be a value in a rematch later on so after many stare downs it is Goldberg who stands tall on his first visit to Saudi Arabia. Getty

Seth Rollins to beat Baron Corbin by disqualification to retain the WWE Universal Championship. Rollins is not losing the title to Corbin. But Corbin doesn't lose here. Brock Lesnar interferes to cash in his Money in the Bank briefcase and that leads to the disqualification. It protects Corbin and allows him a future title shot. Image courtesy of WWE

Seth Rollins defeats Brock Lesnar to retain the WWE Universal Championship. If Lesnar, pictured, was going to cash in successfully it would have happened on Raw. A savvy Rollins fights off Lesnar, possibly with another low blow before the bell rings. Rollins is portrayed on screen as being smart and he uses the knowledge the cash in has been pre-advertised to be ready and he overcomes the odds to retain in an upset result. Image courtesy of WWE

Roman Reigns beats Shane McMahon in a singles match. This is the start of likely a storyline that will run over the summer. McMahon is setting up a faction and has had some big wins over The Miz and he will likely have assistance at ringside from Drew McIntyre. But The Miz comes out to help Reigns overcome McMahon and McIntyre to pick up the popular victory. Image courtesy of WWE

The Miz to win the 50-man Battle Royal. This is a nightmare to predict as we don't know who is in it. But given that 50 men covers most of the roster most of the talent will be involved. The Miz needs a big moment since turning face and losing twice to Shane McMahon. He wins here, possibly with Drew McIntyre or Lars Sullivan, who will have squashed Lucha House Party in a handicap match earlier in the evening, as the last superstar eliminated. Image courtesy of WWE

Braun Strowman beats Bobby Lashley in a singles match. Lashley had the upperhand on Raw so this feels likely to go the way of Strowman as he looks to rebuild momentum after a poor first half of the year. Image courtesy of WWE

Finn Balor retains the Intercontinental Championship against Andrade. This could be match of the night. This pair had some great moments together in the Money in the Bank match. Andrade will get the title eventually but Balor retains here. Image courtesy of WWE

Kofi Kingston defeats Dolph Ziggler to retain the WWE World Heavyweight Championship. Kingston is holding this until SummerSlam at least so no way he loses here. This should be a good match but Ziggler falls short. Image courtesy of WWE

Triple H defeats Randy Orton in a singles match. A rematch from the WrestleMania 25 main event. Triple H won that night and he wins again here to delight the Saudi fans who are big fans of The Game. Image courtesy of WWE

Goldberg defeats The Undertaker in a singles match. The one certainty is this is not going to be a long match. Either man could win, but there could be a value in a rematch later on so after many stare downs it is Goldberg who stands tall on his first visit to Saudi Arabia. Getty

Seth Rollins to beat Baron Corbin by disqualification to retain the WWE Universal Championship. Rollins is not losing the title to Corbin. But Corbin doesn't lose here. Brock Lesnar interferes to cash in his Money in the Bank briefcase and that leads to the disqualification. It protects Corbin and allows him a future title shot. Image courtesy of WWE

Seth Rollins defeats Brock Lesnar to retain the WWE Universal Championship. If Lesnar, pictured, was going to cash in successfully it would have happened on Raw. A savvy Rollins fights off Lesnar, possibly with another low blow before the bell rings. Rollins is portrayed on screen as being smart and he uses the knowledge the cash in has been pre-advertised to be ready and he overcomes the odds to retain in an upset result. Image courtesy of WWE

WWE Super ShowDown predictions: Goldberg beats The Undertaker as Seth Rollins survives Brock Lesnar's MITB cash in

Triple H, Roman Reigns, Braun Strowman and WWE World Heavyweight champion Kofi Kingston all triumph in Saudi Arabia

Graham Caygill

June 05, 2019

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