Wrestlemania 31 winner predictions: Jack Swagger picks Roman Reigns over Brock Lesnar

With Wrestlemania 31 approaching fast, there is another WWE superstar who has thrown in his two cents as far as to who would be coming out as the winner in the main event featuring Brock Lesnar and Roman Reigns who will slug it out for the WWE Heavyweight title.

Jack Swagger in a recent interview with Kick Magazine shared his thoughts for the upcoming Wrestlemania 31. The former WWE United States champion will take part in the Andre the Giant Memorial Battle Royal and promises that he will win it all though that goal will not be easy with other behemoths entered into that match.

Other than that, Swagger was asked on his thoughts of the main event. Just like most wrestlers, Swagger did not hide his excitement for the Lesnar-Reigns tiff. However when he was asked to pick a winner, Swagger put his money on Roman Reigns.

Reigns has been a favorite by most although Brock Lesnar is a tough customer. There was a leaked script which narrates how the match would go but then again, that is unofficial and could be a hoax.

One thing that many are holding on to is the fact that Lesnar and the WWE are still at odds as far as the Beast Incarnate's contract and stay in the WWE is concerned. So could this be the reason why most critics are picking to come out on top so that Vince McMahon and the WWE have less problems to deal with? Well could be.

Regardless, it will be interesting how the Reigns-Lesnar tiff will turn out. In what could be the farewell match for Lesnar (for now), how tough will he be against the rising star who was once a member of Shield?

You can watch the Jack Swagger interview below.

" data-caption="null" data-credit="null">
News
Polish Parliament votes to liberalise abortion laws
Polish Parliament votes to liberalise abortion laws

Polish abortion laws would remain among the toughest in Europe, but a direction of travel could be established.

Nationalism is a discipleship challenge, say Christian leaders
Nationalism is a discipleship challenge, say Christian leaders

The growth of nationalism is raising important questions about how churches disciple the people in their pews, a panel of Christian leaders told the Church Resources Exhibition 2026.

Isle of Man assisted suicide bill receives Royal Assent
Isle of Man assisted suicide bill receives Royal Assent

Although approved, assisted suicides will not be happening on the Isle of Man any time soon.

Pro-life groups look at Australia's assisted suicide experience with concern
Pro-life groups look at Australia's assisted suicide experience with concern

A report suggests that a nine-day waiting period is often bypassed.