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The 2015 edition of WWE's Battleground pay-per-view is fast approaching, and the stakes are high for Sheamus and other top Superstars with the most to lose at the July event. From Sheamus' probable head-to-head matchup with Randy Orton to a battle of young stars featuring Bray Wyatt and Roman Reigns, a plethora of wrestlers will be under immense pressure at the PPV. Here are the Superstars with the most to lose at WWE Battleground 2015.   Sheamus Despite how WWE views wrestlers who have just won the Money in the Bank briefcase, the annual winner should be booked strongly due to the fact that he is ...

At WWE Battleground, "The Reaper of Souls" will return to the squared circle when Bray Wyatt meets Roman Reigns in one of the night's higher-profile bouts. For the third-generation star, 2015 has hardly been the year he expected. A strong showing in the Royal Rumble match gave way to inconsistent booking and lackluster rivalries with Undertaker and Ryback. He has lost more than he has won and his once-unique and intriguing character is in danger of becoming a caricature. WWE Creative has let him down tremendously over the last six or seven months, leading to Wyatt's status as one of the most disappointing ...

Cesaro's WWE journey must take a sharp turn because Tyson Kidd had to go under the knife. A neck injury ends his alliance with Kidd, at least for now. WWE has to press pause on a team that began the year as the tag team division's hottest act. And with Kidd's career unfortunately derailed momentarily, Cesaro finds himself without a partner and without direction again. However, this is a prime example of the "when one door closes, another opens" idiom. WWE has a shot now to propel Cesaro. Bolstering his win-loss record, pitting him against a red-hot prize fighter and finishing an old story ...

On Monday's Raw, Kane had a major hand in the first angle to feature a beatdown on Brock Lesnar since his return. It was jarring, really, and justified WWE's splitting him up from The Big Show. Or did it?   Kane-Big Show Tag Team? @ThisIsNasty should big show and Kane reform again in the tag team division? — Raheem Mansaray (@johnnymansaray) June 24, 2015 I think Big Show and Kane are both in perfect roles: Kane as an aging gatekeeper who begrudgingly protects Seth Rollins, and Big Show as an aging midcarder who puts over younger talent.  I didn't mind Big Show and Kane as ...

Just as the construction of the WWE's tag team division began to progress, Tyson Kidd and Erick Rowan heading to the disabled list knocks the half-built walls down. The company is now left scrambling with a former tag champ surely out for a long stretch and a big bruiser unable to compete for the moment. A division already hurting from lack of depth is suddenly in need of some creative fixes. One-half of the duo that captured the gold at Fastlane won't be around to provide his electric brand of offense. Kidd went down in early June "while competing in a non-televised match ...

After a four-year hiatus, WWE Tough Enough made its return to USA Network this past week. Although the format of the program has changed drastically to give it a more American Idol-esque vibe, the premise has remained the same: One man and one woman will emerge from the 13 competitors to earn $250,000 wrestler contracts and the chance to call themselves WWE Superstars. Despite what viewers may have thought about the season premiere, the show certainly showed promise, especially considering the star-studded lineup of hosts, judges and trainers. In addition to NXT, it's a wise way of finding the next breakout ...

Seth Rollins' time has run out. The current WWE world heavyweight champion has a date with destruction when he defends the title against The Beast Incarnate, Brock Lesnar, at Battleground. For Rollins' fans, this will be a critical event as it marks his evolution into a true main event player. This is not Rollins' first big match, of course, as he has been a fighting champion since WrestleMania 31. The Authority's golden boy has been heavily featured on TV and pay-per-view, where he has fought valiantly to defeat any and all challengers. But he's not been on his own, as Triple H's group has ...

WWE Battleground is still about a month away, but it's never too early to predict the winners for the top matches on the card.Will Kevin Owens take the United States title from John Cena in their third encounter? Can Brock Lesnar reclaim the WWE World Heavyweight Championship in his match with Seth Rollins?Watch as Bleacher Report Pro Wrestling Analyst Big Nasty gives his early Battleground predictions in the video above. Some photos used and modified courtesy of WWE.com.Read more Pro Wrestling news on BleacherReport.com

Every so often, there are performers who come along, grab hold of the spotlight and refuse to let it go until they have achieved the success they so desperately covet. They do so through sheer will power, sometimes, and others capitalize on every opportunity thrown their way. Wednesday night, Kevin Owens again proved why he is one of the most compelling stars in all of WWE, saving what was an awkward opening segment from Hideo Itami (whose English is a bit rough, to say the least), then added flavor to the main event with his stellar job at the commentary table. Add ...

Following an edition of Raw where Battleground's match card grew from two to five, WWE SmackDown is the company's latest chance to create momentum for those bouts and the gladiators involved. Before his Intercontinental Championship match at the pay-per-view, Ryback has to face another immense foe. The New Day looks to rediscover what victory tastes like as it preps for its own title match. The WWE champ is in action as well, taking on an enemy he just can't shake. The Huntington Center in Toledo, Ohio, hosted those clashes when WWE taped SmackDown on Tuesday night. Fans who have sought out spoilers for the ...