As daunting as it may sound, WrestleMania 36 will take place in front of no crowd and from the WWE Performance Center this year as a result of the rampant spread of COVID-19 disease all across the world.
Vince McMahon reportedly had a few sensible reasons for taking this decision. However, if some rumors are to be believed, fans could have some good news coming their way in the near future.
WrestleMania isn’t called the Show of Shows for no reason. It is WWE’s biggest show of the year and it features over a dozen matches.
However, that might not be the case this year, per the Wrestling Observer Radio. Dave Meltzer reports that the company might not produce all the planned matches at this year’s WrestleMania.
Meltzer states that the company had 16 matches planned for the grand event but due to the extremely restrictive nature of this year’s show, they might not produce them all.
He then went on to state that chances are that we might not even get a WrestleMania on April 5th, due to the uncertainty of the current developments around the globe.
