Roman Reigns vs. Daniel Bryan (Winner faces Brock Lesnar at WrestleMania)

Roman Reigns may have won the 2015 Royal Rumble Match, but Brock Lesnar’s opponent at WrestleMania won’t be known until Feb. 22, when Reigns and Daniel Bryan square off at WWE Fastlane for the right to challenge the beastly WWE World Heavyweight Champion.
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WWE Fastlane’s huge matchup was made on the Feb. 2 Raw after WWE COO Triple H — in an effort to address The Rock’s controversial involvement in Reigns’ Royal Rumble win “head-on” — proposed that Lesnar’s WrestleMania challenger be decided in a bout between Reigns and the winner of that night’s match between Bryan and Seth Rollins. The WWE Universe’s favorite “Yes!” Man went on to defeat Mr. Money at the Bank, thanks in part to The Big Dog Superman Punching Rollins. With that, two of WWE’s most popular Superstars will meet one-on-one at WWE Fastlane, with the coveted title opportunity up for grabs
For Reigns, the 2014 Superstar of the Year, the bout marks perhaps the penultimate hurdle on his quest to become WWE World Heavyweight Champion, an accomplishment that some suggest is almost a birthright. Born to the iconic Anoa’i family— a sports-entertainment dynasty that counts The Rock and WWE Hall of Famers Yokozuna and The Wild Samoans as members — the Superstar with the Superman Punch has been touted as a future main eventer since arriving in WWE as a member of The Shield in November 2012.
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Bryan, however, is every bit as hungry for a WWE World Heavyweight Title Match at WrestleMania, if not more so. The bearded warrior shocked the world when he captured the WWE World Heavyweight Title at last year’s WrestleMania, but a serious neck injury sidelined him just as his title reign was getting underway, prompting The Authority to strip him of the championship without being beaten. Now, Bryan hopes to bring the “Yes!” Movement to even greater heights by defeating Reigns en route to challenging The Beast Incarnate.
Which WWE fan favorite will rise to the occasion in WWE Fastlane’s game-changing match? Will the juggernaut Reigns Spear his way past the absurdly skilled and double-tough underdog? Or can the fiery Bryan scratch and claw his way into the WrestleMania title match for a second year in a row?
Find out when WWE Fastlane airs live Feb. 22 on WWE Network, which is FREE for February to new subscribers!

United States Champion Rusev vs. John Cena

United States Champion Rusev has torn through every Superstar thrown his way, but at WWE Fastlane, the rookie monster will try the most decorated opponent imaginable: John Cena. The Authority announced the match on Twitter on Jan. 26.
After finishing second in the Royal Rumble Match, eliminated by eventual Rumble winner Roman Reigns, an irate Rusev stormed the set of Royal Rumble Fallout and interrupted a backstage interview with the Cenation leader. Cena did not take kindly to the act, and within seconds the altercation erupted into a pull-apart brawl.
Video: John Cena comes face-to-face with Rusev
Now that the match is official, it will not be long before the WWE Universe finds out if even Cena is strong enough to stop the mighty Hero of the Russian Federation.
Rusev has yet to be pinned or made to submit in the year since he debuted. Will the 15-time World Champion, undoubtedly looking to rebound from his loss in Royal Rumble’s instant-classic Triple Threat Match, stop the unapologetic Super Athlete in his tracks and win the U.S. Title in the process? Or will Rusev only further demonstrate his dominance, this time taking down the WWE Universe’s perennial favorite in the process?
Don’t miss this exciting first-time encounter when WWE Fastlane airs live on WWE Network Sunday, Feb. 22.

Sting accepts Triple H’s challenge to meet face-to-face at WWE Fastlane

Sting has officially accepted Triple H’s challenge to meet face-to-face at the inaugural WWE Fastlane, live on WWE Network Sunday, Feb. 22.
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The vigilante has been a thorn in the side of The Authority since Survivor Series 2014, when he caused the WWE COO and his wife Stephanie McMahon to lose control of WWE, albeit temporarily. The onetime Franchise of WCW made matters worse on Jan. 19, when he made his first Raw appearance, causing a distraction that paved the way for Dolph Ziggler, Ryback and Erick Rowan to be rehired.
An irate Triple H then challenged Sting to appear at WWE Fastlane for a “conversation,” an invitation Sting finally accepted in typically mysterious fashion on the Feb. 9 Raw, with the words “Triple H, I accept,” appearing on the TitanTron.
How will The Game greet Sting when the two legends stand in the same ring for the first time since the seismic events of Survivor Series? Will Sting explain his recent actions, which seemed squarely targeted at The Authority?
Find out at WWE Fastlane, which airs live on WWE Network Sunday, Feb. 22.