We're on the Road to WrestleMania, and that means rumours are swirling about what WWE has planned for this year's Showcase of the Immortals in Las Vegas.
Our latest rumour roundup brings some potential spoilers for the annual PLE, along with updates on Superstars like Bron Breakker and Jade Cargill.
Beyond WrestleMania, we have news on Road Dogg, why Chris Jericho still isn't in WWE (the RAW after WrestleMania is looking increasingly likely), and the latest on WWE Hall of Famer Stone Cold Steve Austin.
Check out these latest WWE rumours below...
- Despite speculation to the contrary, the Wrestling Observer's Daily Update reveals that WWE's current plan is to keep Undisputed WWE Champion Cody Rhodes vs. Randy Orton as a singles match for WrestleMania.
- According to @WrestleVotes, Bron Breakker's injury is holding up some of the Show of Shows' card. If he's back in time, then he'll face Seth Rollins, and Brock Lesnar will battle LA Knight. If Breakker is still on the shelf, WWE will likely pivot to Rollins vs. Lesnar.
- Fightful Select is reporting that those in WWE are "adamant" that the social media beef between Rhea Ripley and Jade Cargill was real and "not a work." Despite that, there's "no concern" about them working together at WrestleMania.
- Talking of the WWE Women's Champion, the Wrestling Observer Newsletter has learned of "resentment" in WWE's locker room due to Cargill "being pushed while not being good in the ring or anything special on promos." The feeling among the other women is that she "didn’t get over to the level others have," "didn’t improve in the ring," and "would blame her partners when matches had issues."
- Why is Chris Jericho still not in WWE? According to Dave Meltzer, his AEW contract may have been extended due to the time he missed in 2025.
- PW Insider reveals that, following reports of an injury during last Friday's SmackDown, Jordynne Grace is now in a walking boot.
- The news broke last week that WWE Hall of Famer Road Dogg has left the company after serving as a producer on the blue brand. That reportedly came as a result of his annual review, which he "wasn't happy with." Apparently, this has been "brewing" for a while, as WWE recently made him pull out of a planned convention appearance.
- WWE is said to be "very hopeful" that WWE Hall of Famer Stone Cold Steve Austin will appear on next Monday's RAW to celebrate 3:16 Day in San Antonio, Texas. @WrestleVotes explains, "WWE has invited Steve Austin to RAW next Monday night on 3:16 day in San Antonio, Texas. This would be his first Monday Night Raw appearance since before COVID."