WWE news: Brock Lesnar's 'Wrestlemania 32' opponent rumors
While WWE is preparing for its biggest and most exciting show in the year, which will be staged at the Dallas Cowboy Stadium, the company has changed plans for the main events. The question is, will the changes, including the rumor that The Undertaker won't be facing "The Beast Incarnate" in the big match, make things better or worse?
Several outlets report that for the past months, a series of forced revisions has been applied, particularly in the top matches that fans are looking forward to, just like the "Hell in a Cell" match between Brock Lesnar and The Undertaker, which was first planned some months back.
However, outlets such as Inquisitr and Cage Side Seats both suggest that the initial "Hell in a Cell" fight will now become a blowoff match, which will take place next month as part of Lesnar's "Go To Hell" tour. This only means the spot for Lesnar's opponent in next year's Wrestlemania is unoccupied.
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It has also been announced recently that Lesnar will take on the Big Show on Oct. 3 at Madison Square Garden, and he will make an appearance on "Stone Cold" Steve Austin's podcast, which will take place on Oct. 19 after Monday Night RAW.
Lesnar's appearance on Austin's podcast gave some fans the idea that WWE has decided to scrap The Undertaker and Lesnar's match and has placed "Austin 3:16" on the line against "The Beast."
While Austin is a good card against Lesnar, some also suggest that the "more likely" opponent to be chosen is someone who has been waiting for a revenge on Lesnar two years back, particularly in the spring of 2013. The rumored opponent is none other than reported future WWE Hall of Famer, and a Hollywood star, Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson.
Inquisitr points out that The Rock's return to get in the ring with Lesnar will be a good show and will get fans to rally once again in support of whichever fighter they deem is more worthy to win at WWE's biggest show of the year.
"Wrestlemania 32" is scheduled to stage on April 3, 2016.
