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A Few News I Guess: Bad Bunny Involved at This Year's Wrestlemania?, Quick Thoughts On Smackdown Yesterday.

Since this past week's news was slow for the most part, I decided to highlight a few news I guess? 

Images via WWE.com

Bad Bunny Involved at This Year's Wrestlemania? 

The guy that for some reason people are still talking about weeks later, is reported to be involved at this year's Wrestlemania possibly even getting into the ring. 

From Mikey Johnson and PWinsider, the storyline between Bad Bunny, The Miz and John Morrison wasn't written to end on this week's Monday Night RAW because they see it as a mainstream crossover and a way to elevate a performer in Damian Priest. 

Potentially some big publication writing about Bad Bunny's appearance at Wrestlemania AND pushing a fresh talent at the same time!? 

I'm all in, my friends. Based on his song, "Booker T" and the other PWInsider report of him training at the performance centre, he loves and respects the art form that is professional wrestling. 

I could see him pull off a Stephen Amell back in SummerSlam 2015 if I'm being honest based on his decent crossbody during the men's Rumble match. 

I see this as nothing but good news. 

An Update Regarding Chelsea Green's injury. 

The last time we saw her was when Green, unfortunately, broke her wrist on the November 13th 2020 episode of Smackdown and she's getting ready to return for in-ring action according to Fightful select and Sean Ross Sapp. 

We haven't seen her talents utilized greatly in WWE so I'm looking forward to her returning.

Here's hoping that WWE doesn't mess up yet another talented performer. 

Quick Thoughts On Smackdown Yesterday. 

This week's episode of Smackdown was a step up in terms of its ending because last week's one was a disaster. 

However, I'm not a fan of WWE continuing the feud between Roman Reigns and Kevin Owens. 

That last man standing match was a PERFECT end to this feud. 

The stipulation itself given how Owens was portrayed, sounded like it was the conclusion of this story that started around 3 months back. 

Out of all Edge's appearances, this one was my least favourite. 

It was just okay compared to his appearance on RAW or even his fantastic segment at NXT. 

Can't wait for Sasha Banks squaring off against Bianca Belair at Wrestlemania. I'm counting the days. 

Oh, and that IC triple threat match was great. 

My recap in case you were wondering. 

Like: Intercontinental championship triple threat match. 

Didn't like: Hulk Hogan, during black history month!?, continuing the Owens and Reigns feud. 

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