WWE Wrestlemania 38: Update on Stone Cold and main-event segments

Currently,
he
is
scheduled
to
confront
Kevin
Owens
on
The
KO
Show
but
this
segment
may
be
converted
to
a
fight
or
even
an
impromptu
match
in
the
closing
segment
on
April
2.

Since
Stone
Cold
is
a
Dallas
resident
he
may
get
and
it
makes
sense
for
WWE
to
insert
him
into
the
main-event
slot
to
connect
with
the
local
audience’s
sentiment.
If
this
happens
then
the
Hall
of
Famer
will
headline
Wrestlemania
after
19
long
years.

During
the
entire
‘Mania
builds,
WWE
often
uttered
the
phrase
that
“Steve
Austin
is
back”
raising
the
question
of
whether
he
is
legit
back
in
action
on
a
frequent
basis.

WWE
WrestleMania
38:
Night
1
&
2,
Match
Card,
Dates,
Time
in
India,
Telecast
and
Live
Streaming
Information

Rumours
were
fuelled
up
even
more
on
Raw
after
WWE
Champion
Brock
Lesnar
stated
the
following
about
Austin.

“He’s
an
a$$-kicker
like
me
too,
but
he
didn’t
kick
my
a$$.”

Later
that
night,
Universal
Champion
Roman
Reigns
said
he’d
slap
the
idiot
fans
for
chanting
“WHAT”
(a
catchphrase
of
Austin)
and
he’d
slap
Austin
too,
indicating
future
physical
confrontations.

Ringside
News
was
told
by
a
tenured
member
of
the
creative
team
that
the
WWE
Hall
of
Famer
will
have
a
one-off
appearance
at
the
Show
of
Shows.
They
were
further
told
that
Austin’s
involvement
is
a,
“One
time
deal.
As
of
now.”

WWE
Chairman
Vince
McMahon
wants
The
Texas
Rattlesnake
to
come
back
for
more
appearances,
but
he
hasn’t
agreed
to
future
offers.
For
now,
he
seems
to
be
happy
to
feature
in
the
Night
One
main-event
segment,
only.

Speaking
of
main-events,
Brock
Lesnar
vs.
Roman
Reigns
in
a
Title
Unification
Match
for
the
WWE
and
Universal
Championship
will
feature
in
the
same
slot
on
Night
Two.

WWE
Hall
of
Fame
2022:
Inductees,
Date,
Time
in
India,
Live
Streaming
and
Telecast
Information

Current
betting
odds
have
been
favoring
Reigns
to
become
the
winner
while
he
is
also
booked
as
a
champion
in
a
future
live
event,
indicating
that
the
record-breaking
title
reign
won’t
end
at
Wrestlemania
38.

WWE
is
advertising
the
following
matches
for
the
April
16th
Live
Event
in
Erie,
Pennsylvania
(The
first
post-Wrestlemania
Live
Event
that
is
also
being
dubbed
as
“Saturday
Night’s
Main
Event”):

–
Triple
Threat
Match
for
Universal
Championship:
Roman
Reigns
vs.
Drew
McIntyre
vs.
Seth
“Freakin”
Rollins

–
Triple
Threat
Match
for
RAW
Women’s
Championship:
Becky
Lynch
vs.
Bianca
Belair
vs.
Rhea
Ripley

–
SmackDown
Women’s
Championship
Match:
Charlotte
Flair
vs
Aliyah

In
addition,
Roman
Reigns
vs.
Drew
McIntyre
for
the
Universal
Championship
is
also
booked
for
the
April
17th
Live
Event,
meaning
that
The
Tribal
Chief
may
just
continue
to
rule
the
roost
in
the
WWE
in
weeks
to
follow.