In all honesty...the line up looks better than Wrestlemania 32...but...
I think it all depends on the booking and who actually wins.
Another rumor circling the drains is that [HASHTAG]#IgnoreReigns[/HASHTAG] vs. Undertaker
will actually main event the show...mainly because the WWE (Vince) is
worried about the fan reaction.
G...its almost like the entire match is a bad idea...
This honestly sounds like a good idea to me.
Wrestlemania is looking like a 7 hour show that follows NXT, and with the main event being Lesnar vs Goldberg... There's 3 possible outcomes:
1: All that wrestling ending with a Goldberg squash. Cool
2: Them having to work around Goldberg being unable to last more than 2 minutes in the ring, so 3 suplexes, F5, hit the showers..
3: These two guys trying to put on an actual wrestling match - which went oh so well in their primes - in front of a tired crowd
...any way won't work too well. Honestly if the match winds up being a squash, that feels like it would work better as a buffer to add a little variety in the middle of the show rather than be a main event.
Then there's 2 other things to consider with the crowd...
1: They're going to care about this no matter what. It's WWE's biggest heel going up against one of the biggest and most respected legends of all time. The dynamics work very well, so this has a better chance of re-awakening an exhausted crowd than Lesnar/Goldberg.
2: If Roman Reigns defeats and retires the Undertaker, nothing can follow that lol. You can have a womens' buffer or whatever, but seeing Vince putting Roman over Taker in his last match - even doing it while being such a dick in the buildup - will be the emotional high that the crowd will struggle to recover from. I'm a big believer in the strongest story main-eventing a PPV (see Summerslam last year, where that AJ/Cena match was AWESOME and I don't even remember what the main event was tbh). The main think we'll remember about WM33 is simply that WWE has created (note the wording on that) probably the most hated wrestler in the history of pro wrestling. (unless [HASHTAG]#IgnoreReigns[/HASHTAG] really takes off)