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Big E was originally supposed to win back the WWE title at WrestleMania

Big E’s lone WWE championship reign began on an episode of Raw in mid-September 2021 when he cashed in the Money in the Bank contract and defeated Bobby Lashley. His title reign ended 110 days later at WWE Day 1 (Jan. 1, 2022) when Brock Lesnar pinned him in a five-way match that also included Lashley, Seth Rollins, and Kevin Owens. In a new interview with Sam Roberts, Big E said WWE’s original plan called for him to lose the gold at Day 1 to a different wrestler, with the idea of winning it back a few months later at WrestleMania 38. “Actually the plan was, what we were moving towards initially, it was supposed to me and Seth in a singles [match] at Day 1. I was supposed to drop the title to Seth. We come back at Mania, we do it again, I regain the title. That was originally [planned]. Things change all the time, so who knows what was meant.” By the time December 2021 rolled around, those plans began to change into Lesnar winning the belt. Big E agreed with Roberts that Brock probabl

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