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These 5 performers could steal the show at WrestleMania 34

By Adam Strangis

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LILLE, FRANCE – MAY 09: Seth Rollins (up) fights against Bray and Samoa Joe during WWE Live 2017 at Zenith Arena on May 9, 2017 in Lille, France. (Photo by Sylvain Lefevre/Getty Images)
LILLE, FRANCE – MAY 09: Seth Rollins (up) fights against Bray and Samoa Joe during WWE Live 2017 at Zenith Arena on May 9, 2017 in Lille, France. (Photo by Sylvain Lefevre/Getty Images) /

1. Seth Rollins

Match – Seth Rollins vs. Finn Balor vs. The Miz (c) for the Intercontinental Championship

As editor Nick Tylwalk would tell you, there was a specific analogy that sprang to mind when trying to choose whether Seth Rollins or Finn Balor was more likely to steal the show. Trying to pick between these two was “like a fat guy trying to choose between ice cream or cake.”

Both these guys are insanely good in the ring. The Miz is better than he gets credit for, even if he’s not your cup of tea. Still, it’s none other than Seth Rollins that has the chance to turn in the best performance at WrestleMania.

When trying to decide between Rollins and Balor, there was one key factor that stood out. Rollins has put the WWE on his back before and Balor has not. That’s not a swipe at the Demon King. He is more than capable of being the face of the company. It just hasn’t been his time yet. Rollins has been the champ before and was the main event.

Balor looked like he was primed to do it a while back when he was promoted from NXT. He actually beat Rollins at SummerSlam to become the first ever Universal Champion. It was not meant to be as Balor suffered a serious shoulder injury that knocked him out of action for months.

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We never root for guys to get injured, but Rollins is a little fortunate Jason Jordan suffered a neck injury. Otherwise, Rollins would be stuck in a mid-level story at best. He frankly never belonged in that type of spot.  Now, he can walk out of Mania as the Intercontinental Champ and have the best match on the entire card. He can talk the talk, he can walk the walk and it’s time for “Monday Night Rollins” to take over WWE again.