Wrestlemania 29: Antonio Cesaro US Title Match |
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Description: Technically, you aren't supposed to expect surprises, but at WrestleMania, you always should. Though WrestleMania 29 does seem awfully predictable, we've seen so many supposedly predictable Mania matches in recent years end up being, well, not so predictable. You can point to WrestleMania 28 last year, when Sheamus beat Daniel Bryan in an astounding 18 seconds to win the World Heavyweight Championship. Even if you expected Sheamus to win, there's zero chance that you expected it to happen that quickly. Similarly, it's safe to say that hardly anyone thought The Rock would beat John Cena last year, either. Most assumed Cena would defeat The Rock as a "passing of the torch" and the two would go their separate ways, but that obviously didn't happen. If those two matches taught us anything, it's that bouts that may seem predictable may actually not be. Even if the outcomes of most of the major WrestleMania matches are what we expect them to be, exactly how we could get to those outcomes could be pretty shocking. In all likelihood, not everything at WrestleMania 29 is going to be as predictable as we assume it will be. Expect a few surprises, whether good or bad. 
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