Not much news on Super Bowl Sunday, unsurprisingly. Here's the rundown:
First, PWInsider.com has some new questions. And as usual, I have my own take on them. Someone pitches John Cena vs. The Undertaker for WrestleMania, calling it perhaps the "only true money match the WWE can offer this year".
Given that there's no issue between them and Undertaker isn't back yet, I see absolutely no reason to rush a match between the two of them out of nowhere with hardly any build just because they're 2 top stars who haven't faced off there. That's not so much a money match as a "less money than it should be because it's out of nowhere" match.
Anyway, someone else wants to know if we've seen the last of Bret Hart. I think he'll pop up down the line, but not in as big of a way as he did in 2010. He's not under contract right now, but is open to doing something else.
No, The Miz and Alex Riley aren't related. I don't know how that rumor got started, but it's just another of those silly internet rumors that goes around. I really wish people would stop spreading those.
After the break, an update on Evan Bourne and the rest of Sunday's news.
Evan Bourne is currently scheduled for WWE events in March, so we should be seeing him sooner rather than later. I wonder how high up the card he'll be when he returns.
And in the only real story of the day worth much of a comment, Triple H is being advertised for the Raw before WrestleMania by the arena in which it will be held, but not by WWE's website advertising that event. I've guessed that he would be returning at least three times lately, when Sheamus won King of The Ring, at TLC when Sheamus was trying to become #1 Contender, and at the Royal Rumble. Next up on the guess list is Elimination Chamber. I have to be right eventually! It just seems odd that he hasn't appeared as we're in WrestleMania season now.
That's all for Super Bowl Sunday. More news after Raw.
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