After Seth Rollins, 5 other WWE stars who may return before WrestleMania 42

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Will his return be enough to help WWE rebuild massive interest for its biggest show? The next five stars could follow Rollins’ lead and return ahead of WrestleMania.

#4. The Bellas go for gold

Nikki Bella portrayed a jealous heel as she went after Stephanie Vaquer and the Women’s World Championship. She was unsuccessful, but returned to action in the Royal Rumble. Brie Bella returned to a WWE ring in the match.

The Bellas then cut a face promo on the following RAW, claiming to be the division’s original tag team. They also stated intentions to win the Women’s Tag Team titles.

Now that the heel team of Nia Jax and Lash Legend holds the gold, Nikki and Brie will probably come back on RAW and get a shot to win the titles.

#3. Roxanne Perez helps out the Judgment Day

Roxanne Perez became an important part of the Judgment Day after Liv Morgan’s injury last summer. She was regularly featured on RAW against any and every opponent put in her path.

She’s been out of commission since the Royal Rumble for a few reasons. The first is that she’s healing up some nagging injuries. Another reason is that The Prodigy recently had a benign mass removed from her back.

Since WrestleMania is six weeks away, she could return to the ring to back up both Raquel Rodriguez and Liv Morgan.

#2. Rey Mysterio is a WWE Hall of Famer

Like Perez, Rey Mysterio has been missing from RAW following the Royal Rumble. He suffered an injury scare the week before in a match with Austin Theory, but participated in the annual battle royal.

With Gunther retiring WWE Legends left and right, it was a foregone conclusion tha that he’d cross paths with the Master of the 619.

Mysterio could return on the Road to WrestleMania to oppose The Ring General in Las Vegas. He’s extremely popular on the West Coast of the United States.

#1. Bron Breakker comes for Seth Rollins

Bron Breakker was headed for a featured contest at WrestleMania. After an unceremonious elimination in the Royal Rumble, he’s been off television to deal with hernia surgery.

That usually takes a few months of recovery, and Breakker is a workout warrior. With Rollins back in the fold, the former two-time NXT Champion could also emerge on the Road to WrestleMania.

It would definitely give WWE the star power for a featured non-title match at the Show of Shows.

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