WWE Rumour: Last minute changes in Goldberg Vs Lesnar match at Wrestlemania

Bengaluru, April 2: Brock Lesnar and Goldberg are set to lock horns at the grandest stage of them all.

The match between them for the Universal Championship is supposed to be the main event of the night.

These two has been in a feud ever since Goldberg's return to the company which would come to an end, tonight.

Now, as per the earlier predictions, Goldberg's contract with the WWE will come to an end following Wrestlemania.

Hence, it was reported several times that he will end up losing the match against the beast incarnate.

Lesnar will have another title reign in the company, going forward. Apparently, there have some last minute changes in the match as indicated in the latest reports.

Wrestling Observer Newsletter reported that Brock Lesnar might actually end up losing this final contest against Goldberg, as well.

The primary reason behind this is the predictability around the match that is ongoing for quite a long time.

Almost, all of the fans expect that Lesnar will dethrone Goldberg from his championship reign to re-establish his legacy in the WWE, once again. In fact, the last match was arranged just due to this fact.

The creative thinks that the inevitability of Lesnar coming out as the new champion the match might ruin the main event.

So, Goldberg winning the match will come out as an ultimate swerve. This will be able to garner more attention than thought.

Plus, WWE is well aware of the failure of last year's Wrestlemania main event. Almost, all of the fans expected Roman Reigns to come out victorious, clean and it did happen, in reality.

In return, over 100000 people showered Reigns with insane boos. This also made the main event one of the major blunders ever made by WWE.

Vince McMahon is well aware of the fact and is open to change the blueprint, anytime.

He also got Goldberg's positive nod to work some more dates with the company. This might keep the Myth as the champion even after Wrestlemania concludes.

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