With less than a month to go until WrestleMania 42 takes place in Las Vegas, the rumor mill continues churning out some big claims about what may be to come at this year's Showcase of the Immortals.
Today, we have news on how the card continues to evolve, along with an update on plans for the WWE Women's Tag Team Championships.
There's also an update on rumours about Tama Tonga's fine for sharing a backstage video, the latest on Bron Breakker, and a fresh wave of new signees all looking to become the next top WWE Superstar.
Check out this latest WWE rumor roundup below...
- Bodyslam.net has learned that the WWE Women's Tag Team Championship match at WrestleMania 42 will be a fatal four-way match featuring The Irresistible Forces vs. Charlotte Flair and Alexa Bliss vs. The Bella Twins vs. Bayley and Lyra Valkyria.
- This may not come as a surprise, but WrestleVotes has said that there have been a lot of changes to WrestleMania 42 as the Show of Shows gets closer.
- According to the Wrestling Observer Newsletter, Bronson Reed's injury "was the clincher" when it came to WWE's decision to move forward with Cody Rhodes vs. Randy Orton and Drew McIntyre vs. Jacob Fatu. Original plans called for the Rhodes vs. Orton program to be saved for later this year.
- You may have seen reports about Tama Tonga being fined a hefty amount for recently sharing a video from SmackDown's rehearsals. Mat Men's Andrew Zarian says "WWE has an unwritten rule about not recording/posting during rehearsal," explaining what Fightful Select says was a five-figure fine.
- PW Insider reveals that The Vision's Bron Breakker was indeed at the WWE Performance Center yesterday. There's still no word on how close he is to returning, though.
- Ronda Rousey recently made a surprise appearance at the AEW Revolution PPV, but despite that, Fightful Select has learned the Baddest Woman on the Planet isn't "All Elite."
- WWE wasn't surprised by her cameo because the belief among officials is that Rousey will "do anything she can to go against WWE, UFC, and TKO at this point."
- Self Made Pro has supposedly heard that there are those in WWE who believe AEW is the better product, something others are quick to refute.
- WWE has reportedly signed Notorious Mimi, Airica Demia, Fallyn Grey, and Valentina Rossi as part of its WWE ID program. Bodyslam.net, meanwhile, adds that third-generation wrestler Marie Malenko (Dean Malenko's daughter) has also been signed after having a tryout last month.
- WWE has also trademarked the names Jacari Ball, Veronica Haven, Gianna Capri, Anya Rune, and Max Abrams.