WWE Saturday Night's Main Event 39 is scheduled for May 24, 2025 at Yuengling Center in Tampa, Florida. Follow along here for spoilers and information on the event's card, lineup of matches and news regarding the special event.
The following are my predictions for WWE Saturday Night's Main Event 39. Check back for Saturday Night's Main Event 39 results and review coverage here when the time comes.
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Singles Match for the World Heavyweight Championship: Jey Uso (c) vs Logan Paul
I know there are a lot of people out there who are worried Logan Paul is going to win this. I'm not one of those. In my mind, this is a textbook case of giving Uso his first "big name" to feud with where he can beat Paul and check off at least one title defense before things get a little more complicated with Money in the Bank.
Unless he ends up on the opposite roster somehow and is stuck underneath John Cena, I'm fully expecting Seth Rollins to be the one to dethrone Jey Uso. If not, it'll be a story where Bron Breakker does, after Seth has tried to, but I HIGHLY doubt they're going in that direction. Whether by MITB cash-in or not (and I think not), Uso isn't making it past SummerSlam as champion. Losing it to Paul on his first pay-per-view defense, though, would be a huge way to signal that WWE never actually cared about an Uso title reign and just wanted to cross "he's a world title holder" off the list.
PREDICTION: Jey Uso retains.
Seth Rollins and Bron Breakker vs. CM Punk and Sami Zayn
I guess there's no escaping this In Your House Monday Night Raw style booking of events that aren't the big four anymore. This is a TV match and yes, I know, SNME isn't a traditional pay-per-view, but you know it effectively is. That's always disappointing to see regular tag matches that would have been the way they booked things in the 80s as if times haven't changed.
Anyway, I'm curious what the purpose of this is. Is it to tell a specific story, or to just kill some time with these 4 guys until the next phase of the tale takes place? I'm assuming it's the latter. After all, there are no stakes here, so either team can win and it is ultimately meaningless in the grand scheme of things.
I guess the heels win, since it would be odd to neuter them so quickly after they formed.
PREDICTION: Seth Rollins and Bron Breakker win.
Steel Cage Match: Damain Priest vs Drew McIntyre
McIntyre got one over on Priest at WrestleMania. I'm assuming Priest wins this one to balance it out. This is supposed to end their feud, so there's a chance Drew wins again and that's just it, but that would be odd to me to have this just revolve around Priest not being able to at least win one.
Why is this in a steel cage? Cause WWE decided that sounded good on paper. Sure.
PREDICTION: Damian Priest wins.
Singles Match for the Undisputed WWE Championship: John Cena (c) vs R-Truth
New champ, right?
Obviously, Cena retains. I don't know if I'd rather this be a competitive match, or if I'd rather it be a complete and utter squash. I love R-Truth, but I'm leaning toward the latter. Cena's heel turn doesn't have enough edge yet, and there are few people he could be going up against this year where a squash wouldn't completely ruin the opponent's credibility. R-Truth can take the hit, and Cena would look more menacing coming out of a brutal one-sided affair than if R-Truth gets some over on him.
PREDICTION: John Cena wins.
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