Top 3 reasons why Brock Lesnar could face Seth Rollins in WWE's return to Saudi Arabia
What a week it was for the Architect, Seth Rollins, as he finally did what he has been saying for months - conquering the Beast Incarnate, Brock Lesnar.
Rollins conquered Brock Lesnar in the opening match of the show of shows and earned the moniker of the Beast Slayer. I have no Idea why the match opened the show, but Paul Heyman did mention that he had somewhere else to be and the fact that the fight wasn't closing WrestleMania, Lesnar would rather get the match over and done with.
As Seth Rollins was making his entrance, Brock Lesnar attacked him mid-way and put him down with an F-5 before tossing him onto the announce table. The Kingslayer rebounded with a low-blow and then went on to get the 3-count after delivering his signature maneuver three times.
The match ended in less than 3 minutes, and it has opened up a lot of questions since most of the WWE Universe expected Lesnar to defeat Rollins rather easily at the Grandest Stage of Them All, but obviously, this wasn't the case since he was put away quite quickly by his latest challenger.
The finish to the match screams a rematch between the two top stars, and here are 3 reasons why Seth Rollins will face The Beast Incarnate in WWE's return to Saudi Arabia.
#3 The unfinished story
As most of you already know, Brock Lesnar didn't suffer a clean loss at the hands of Seth Rollins, he was pinned following a low-blow and 3 vicious Curb Stomps.
In my opinion, it only means one thing, WWE will arrange a huge rematch later down the road to sell a pay-per-view, and the next event in Saudi Arabia is the place, and we are no strangers to this either. Roman Reigns faced Brock Lesnar last year at Crown-Jewel in a WrestleMania rematch, and it was a huge match to help sell the event.
Will Seth Rollins lose the newly won Universal Championship, or will he defeat the Beast once again (in convincing fashion)?