Having appeared at Sunday’s Royal Rumble PPV and then last night’s episode of WWE Raw, it looks as if rapper Bad Bunny is not completely finished with WWE.
As per PWInsider, WWE is currently planning to bring Bad Bunny back for further appearances and to be involved in some capacity at WrestleMania 37 – with there having even been loose talks of happing the hugely popular rap star wrestle at this year’s Showcase of the Immortals.
If the Grammy-award winner is to compete at WrestleMania 37, there’s certainly a storyline already in place for just such a match, with Bad Bunny having tangled with the Miz and John Morrison at the Royal Rumble and on Raw – and the rapper is even now aligned with recent Raw debutant Damian Priest.
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WWE loves to bring in celebrities each and every time WrestleMania comes around, and the sheer number of fans that Bad Bunny has means that he’ll definitely bring in plentiful new eyes to the Granddaddy of Them All and to any subsequent WWE appearances.
WrestleMania 37 takes place from Raymond James Stadium on 10 and 11 April.
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