There’s Still Time: Major Changes Possibly Coming To The WrestleMania 36 Card, Half Of The Show Up In The Air?

Maybe it’s time to change. We are less than six weeks away from WrestleMania 36 and some of the matches have already been set. However, there are a lot of things left to be put together and while fans often try to guess what is coming, they don’t really know what is going to be happening. At the same time though, things can be changed up until they are officially set, which may be the case at the moment.

There are several matches to be had on any given WrestleMania card, with a mixture of title matches and appearances from part timers or legends. That is the kind of thing that gives you all kinds of options, meaning that the card can still take a bunch of twists and turns. We are still in the stretch where the changes can take place, and that might be the case with several matches.

According to Wrestling Observer Radio, the SmackDown side of WrestleMania 36 is wide open at the moment and could be changed from current plans. Every match on the card, including Bayley vs. Naomi for the SmackDown Women’s Title, could be changed. Two matches that are possibilities but not confirmed are John Cena challenging the Fiend for the Universal Title and Braun Strowman defending the Intercontinental Title against Sheamus.

Those could be some interesting matches. Check out the participants in action:

Opinion: I could go for something like this. One of the biggest problems with WWE at times is that setting up a card so far in advance that we wind up getting something that might not be as interesting. Instead, by going with what has been made popular in recent weeks is a better way to go, as it can give you a hotter card rather than something that looked good so many months ago.

What do you want to see at WrestleMania? What is the worst thing you could see happening? Let us know in the comments below.

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