2021 WWE Fastlane predictions, matches, card, date, start time, location, PPV preview

Everything you need to know ahead of the Fastlane event on Sunday in the ThunderDome

Sunday's WWE Fastlane event is the final major stop before April's two-night WrestleMania extravaganza. That places Fastlane in the position to do a lot of heavy lifting to further storylines and set up some of the biggest matches of the year. In addition, Fastlane marks the beginning of WWE pay-per-view events streaming on Peacock after years of being exclusively available on WWE Network. In the likely main event of the night, Roman Reigns will be out to continue his dominant run as universal champion when he takes on Daniel Bryan. Edge has already declared his intention to challenge for the title at WrestleMania, a choice he was able to make after winning the Royal Rumble. Edge could also be involved in the match as special enforcer if he defeats Jey Uso on Friday's episode of SmackDown. If Uso wins, he will claim the role, tilting the scales even more in favor of Reigns. Fastlane goes down Sunday, March 21 from the ThunderDome inside St. Petersburg, Florida's Tropicana Field. The event will begin at 7 p.m. ET following an hour-long kickoff show that begins at 6 p.m.