The decision to host a show so soon before WrestleMania was a puzzling one, especially when you take into account that the booked main event is one that most fans would rather see take place at the big event rather than as a warm-up bout for Triple H prior to his showdown with Roman Reigns. Nevertheless, WWE has booked Roadblock, an inaugural Network-exclusive event that will take place on Saturday, March 12th from the Ricoh Coliseum in Toronto, Ontario Canada. As of right now there have only been three matches officially announced with more expected to be revealed on SmackDown. But based on what we already know, this card has the potential to actually be more fun than this year's WrestleMania. Let's break down the event and what we know so far while looking at the reasons why we, as fans, should be excited for the show. Let's also take a took at why Roadblock could possibly outshine the WWE's flagship pay-per-view with a little effort and smart booking. Here are the reasons why Roadblock may turn out to be a better show than WrestleMania 32.
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