Top faction leader complains about being left out of WrestleMania 42 in an interview with Jackie Redmond on WWE RAW

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El Grande Americano 2.0 was furious over the fact that he didn’t get a spot at WrestleMania 42, as well as Rayo and Bravo Americano. He declared at the end of the promo with Redmond that he had to do something about it, and urged Rayo and Bravo to do the same.

Unfortunately, the chances look quite slim for Los Americanos to make it to WrestleMania 42. As of now, 13 matches have been made official for the card, with perhaps one more expected to be added to that. It’s going to be a difficult decision for WWE to decide which match should be, as 15-16 matches might end up being a bit too past the threshold, leaving fans to be burned out by Night two.

That’s the reason why there were traditional battle royals in some of the WrestleMania shows in the recent years. However, Triple H doesn’t seem to be as generous as Vince McMahon was in terms of wanting to get everyone on the card for WrestleMania.