WWE makes a huge WrestleMania 42 announcement

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In the buildup to the show of shows, WWE has announced a major change. The start time for each night of WrestleMania is now scheduled at 6 p.m. ET and 3 p.m. PST. Just like all of the company’s premium live events, the show will be available on ESPN Unlimited in the United States and on Netflix internationally. The major change is that the first hour of each night of WrestleMania 42 will also air on cable television. The first hour of Saturday will air live on ESPN2, while the first hour of Sunday will air live on ESPN.

Cody Rhodes spoke about the build to WWE WrestleMania

Earlier this week, during an interview with Mostly Sports, Cody Rhodes shared his thoughts on the build-up to this year’s WrestleMania. He felt the card was much more unpredictable this year.

The American Nightmare admitted that fans were being impatient because of very few matches announced ahead of the major event. However, he was confident that Triple H and the creative team would come up with a stellar event for the fans, and the show could even exceed fan expectations.

Cody himself will be heading into Elimination Chamber in a bid to win the Chamber match and challenge Drew McIntyre for the Undisputed WWE Championship.