10 Biggest Mysteries Still Surrounding WrestleMania 33
Five weeks to go, but still so many questions to be answered...
It's almost hard to believe that WrestleMania 33 is just over five weeks away, such is the pace of WWE's pay-per-view schedule these days.
Next week's Fastlane will serve as the last major stop on the road to Orlando, and with a number of major matches already taking shape, we have a good idea of what WrestleMania's going to look like.
Goldberg vs. Brock Lesnar is the only match booked thus far, but Bray Wyatt vs. Randy Orton, Chris Jericho vs. Kevin Owens, and a host of others are already in the works. Still, some of the company's biggest stars still don't have anything in the pipeline, and there's still a big sense of mystery around The Show of Shows.
The Undertaker hasn't been seen since the Royal Rumble, and we're still awaiting clarification on the company's injured stars. There are no concrete plans for a number of WWE's championships, meanwhile, and we still don't know which match will serve as the main event.
Much of WWE's biggest show of the year remains up in the air, and while most of these issues should be addressed over the coming weeks, there's a whole lot of ground to cover...
10. Will There Even Be A Tag Title Match?
WWE haven’t exactly done a great job of making their tag team divisions feel important lately.
On SmackDown, American Alpha aren’t even guaranteed more than five minutes of weekly airtime, and their credibility is non-existent as a result. On Monday nights, meanwhile, Karl Anderson and Luke Gallows have seen their credibility gradually eroded by months of poor booking, and appear to have fallen into a new role as Roman Reigns’ personal punchbags.
The SmackDown and Raw Tag Team Titles are among the company’s most worthless belts at the moment, and neither set feels like a legitimate prize. There has been no word on WWE’s plans for the divisions at WrestleMania 33 thus far. With the rumoured card growing by the day, this is a worrying sign for the company’s beleaguered tandems.
There might not even be a spot for them if things continue as is, but this shouldn’t be a huge surprise. There was no tag title match on last year’s card, and if the current champions do end up making the event, they might have to settle for the Kickoff Show. American Alpha vs. The Usos seems a likely direction for SmackDown, but their spot is far from guaranteed - and there’s absolutely nothing in the pipeline for Anderson & Gallows at the moment.