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Fans can expect a stacked card for the extravaganza, and the Stamford-based promotion is already working on its creative plans for the event. During a recent interview on The Varsity, WWE president Nick Khan shared an update on the creative plans led by Triple H.
“It’s never been outside of the US or Canada. It’s going to be in Riyadh. It’s going to be a significant show. We’re already across the creative. Of course, that’s subject to any injury… we’re already across the creative,” he said.
He then talked about the complete plans for WrestleMania weekend, mentioning the watch parties in the US that will take place.
“In addition to that, we announced two shows from the MSG Theater. WrestleMania Saturday will have a watch-along party followed by either NXT or AAA. And the next day, MSG Theater, a watchalong party, followed by either NXT or AAA, whichever one didn’t go on Saturday night. So, we’re also going to do viewing parties and all of these things from the US and other countries,” he added.
Bloodline storyline expected to run through WWE WrestleMania 43
The Bloodline saga has once taken center stage in WWE, with Roman Reigns leading the charge. He’s joined by The Usos and Jacob Fatu in the current iteration.
The faction is currently feuding with Solo Sikoa and LA Knight and has made new enemies in Royce Keys’ new group 946 (Lucien Price & Bronco Nima).
Recently, a report from WrestleVotes Radio shed light on the future plans for this storyline. TC reported that the current Bloodline saga is expected to run through WrestleMania 43 in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.
He mentioned that a possible involvement from The Rock in the program cannot be ruled out.
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