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The 5 News Week: Los Angeles Could Be The Home For Wrestlemania 37?, Mojo Rawley Has An Odd New Debut Look.

Hello, my fellow wrestling fans and welcome to the 5 news week. The post where I report 5 major or minor news of the week that I don't have time to do it separately. Without further ado, here are the 5 news week.

A Rumoured NXT Money In The Bank Match Happening Or Nah? 

Apparently, there was a “match leak graphic” that has been circulating around the interweb where the NXT superstars has a ladder match scheduled for Money In The Bank that includes Jaxson Ryker, Keith Lee, Matt Riddle, Adam Cole, Pete Dunne, Tyler Breeze ( A Raw superstar by the way) and Dominic Djakovic. 

 Dave Meltzer said in the Wrestling Observer Newsletter that quote (quote via Wrestlingnews.co) “According to those in the know, not only is the poster a fake, but such a match has never been discussed.” 

 I actually believe this report considering that WWE likes to pretend that NXT doesn’t exist in certain storylines. 

Los Angeles Could Be The Home For Wrestlemania 37? 

Speaking of Dave Meltzer, he mentions in the observer that the new Los Angeles stadium at Hollywood Park (which holds about 80,240 fans) is expected to increase about 100,000 fans for major events such as the World Cup, Super Bowl and Olympic events. 

 The city of Los Angeles wants to use Wrestlemania for a 2021 date as a test run to fix any issues before the big Super Bowl event in 2022 but WWE wants to break the Super Bowl attendance record. 

 If Wrestlemania takes place in the city of angels then this is the first time WWE hosted a Wrestlemania in Los Angeles since Wrestlemania 21 where Triple H and Batista closed out that show for the big gold belt aka the world heavyweight championship. 

Shane McMahon To Crown The New Smackdown Live Tag Team Champions This Coming Tuesday. 

Shane McMahon is killing it as a heel in my opinion (even though I’m not a fan of his storyline with Roman Reigns) and he’s gonna crown new tag team champions this coming Tuesday. Will that episode's rating increase? My answer would be no but anything is possible.  

Two Big Matches Advertised For RAW’s July 15th Episode. 

The July 15th episode of RAW which will take place in the Nassau Coliseum in Long Island, New York has two big matches locally advertised. 

 One is a Seth Rollins vs Baron Corbin match for the Universal Championship (yawn) and the other is a tag team match between Braun Strowman and AJ Styles vs Bobby Lashley and Drew McIntyre. 

Mojo Rawley Has An Odd New Debut Look. 

So. Mojo Rawley came out in a recent episode of Main Event with an odd new look. If you haven’t seen it I don’t blame you because nobody watches Main Event. 

 What do you think about the news I just reported and follow me on the tweets @omartheplayaguy. Anyways, stay safe smarks.

 Additional sources: https://www.sescoops.com/more-likely-wrestlemania-37-location/
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