The rumors keep on coming for the biggest show of the year.
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Though the WWE is dealing with an injury crisis to many of its top stars, the plans for WrestleMania 32 continue to grow at an nteresting rate. From legendary returns to a huge main event, the "Show of Shows" is shaping up to be a memorable one.
Here are the latest rumors surrounding WrestleMania 32:
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Texas Rattlesnake
The event will emanate live from AT&T Stadium in Texas and it could be a homecoming for "Stone Cold" Steve Austin. The Hall of Famer teased a match with Brock Lesnar last year, but then claimed any speculation of him returning to the ring for the first time since 2003 was a "bulls--t rumor."
Austin appeared on Jim Ross' podcast this week, and he told the former WWE announcer that there are big creative plans for him at WrestleMania 32, but he couldn't discuss them. While he didn't guarantee a match, it sounds like he could be gearing up for something huge come April 3.
The Champ vs. The Game
Roman Reigns may not be the WWE World Heavyweight Champion by the time the big spectacle rolls around, but he has a legendary opponent lined up for him regardless. The Leader of the Roman Empire is currently slated to headline the show against Triple H, according to The Wrestling Observer.
Rocky Road
Though The Rock has guaranteed he will be in attendance on April 3, the last word is he will not be competing at the event due to his movie contract, according to Wrestlingheadlines.com. It's likely he'll serve as the host or have a non-wrestling segment.
The Beast & The Deadman
The Undertaker and Brock Lesnar's historic rivalry is over, and now their plans for the biggest show of 2016 are up in the air. The Undertaker was expected to wrestle John Cena, but his shoulder injury will likely cause him to miss the event. Lesnar's rumored opponents have run the gamut from Kevin Owens to Austin.
With Cena out, no full-fledged backup plan has emerged for The Undertaker, while the WWE has gone back-and-forth on an adversary for Lesnar, according to The Wrestling Observer.
McMania
Stephanie McMahon hasn't wrestled since the 2014 edition of SummerSlam, but it seems the "Billion Dollar Princess" is primed to return to the ring at WrestleMania. Though her original opponent, Ronda Rousey, is unlikely to appear, McMahon posted a photo on Twitter and indicated she's training for the big event.
First #MidnightWorkout of the year with @DeFrancosGym! Time to get in shape for @WrestleMania! @TripleH pic.twitter.com/TnOlkjLRA3
— Stephanie McMahon (@StephMcMahon) January 14, 2016
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