10 Reasons WrestleMania 32 Could Be Dropped From WWE Network
WWE could be mulling over a one night return to pay per view.
WrestleMania 32 is set to be WWE's biggest show of all time, with 100,000 fans packing out the Cowboys Stadium in Dallas, Texas. In order to draw such a huge crowd, WWE are already planning out a range of spectacular main events. The early indications are that a Stone Cold Steve Austin versus Brock Lesnar match would be the key draw. Especially with Austin's Texas heritage, it makes a whole world of sense to do his first match in fourteen years at WrestleMania 32. He even teased the idea of a 'Texas Death Match' when hyping the potential match to Paul Heyman on the WWE Network Austin Podcast. Other main events would include The Undertaker (in his final ever match) possibly wrestling the WCW icon Sting. In an equally huge match, The Rock is expected to come back for a match with Triple H, in a follow on from the angle at WrestleMania 31 this year. As for the WWE Title, Roman Reigns is pencilled in to either be defending or challenging. Hulk Hogan is also continuing to push the fact that he's supposedly healthy and available for a match. He wants to wrestle, but it is questionable if he will. It is a hell of a show, but it could also be a source of controversy. Writing in the Wrestling Observer Newsletter, Dave Meltzer is already questioning if WWE will be putting WrestleMania 32 on the WWE Network. There's a chance it could be dropped, in a stunning return to a one off pay per view spectacular. The following are some of the several reasons why.