10 Matches Fans Want At WWE WrestleMania 34 (But Won't Get)

As with Neville, the chances of seeing Chris Jericho compete at WrestleMania are slim. The Fozzy frontman has tour date commitments right around the time of the show, making it near impossible that he could be in New Orleans on 8 April.

Given that the projected card - while plenty strong - may end up lacking quality singles matches outside of the two main events, this is a much bigger miss than it may otherwise have been.

In recent years, Y2J has put on decent matches on the Grandest Stage of Them All with the likes of Kevin Owens and AJ Styles, wrestlers who needed the rub of a wily ring veteran to help elevate them beyond the upper mid-card.

The good news, however, is that the Canadian is showing no sign of slowing down. His match earlier this year with Kenny Omega was proof that he still has much to offer the industry despite his advancing years - and there's every chance that he'll be back in the ring at next year's event.