Rumour: Two big names to return next week on WWE Raw

Bengaluru, March 16: This week’s WWE Raw fell short of the expectations for the fans and this is the Wrestlemania season where we can expect impactful episodes to set up the biggest event of the year. However, the flagship show hosted by Detroit, Michigan suffered the lack of big names on it. Hence, there was a fan backlash once the show went off air.

According to the updates from wrestlingINC.com, there was a demand for a dark match once the taped show concluded, this week,

“There was no dark main event after this week's RAW in Detroit went off the air. Correspondent Ed Haynes sent word that fans were upset because there was no eight-man dark main event as advertised and no appearances by Ronda Rousey or WWE Universal Champion Brock Lesnar, who were also advertised.”

Understanding that this will not help the WWE heading into the showcase of immortals, next week’s show might turn out to be a bigger one as per reports from the same source, we might witness two huge returns that are anticipated for a long time now.

Vince McMahon gave us updates that the Universal Champion would appear on WWE Raw, at some point. He did not clarify when this would happen. But, it might turn out to be the next week on WWE Raw as we are just three weeks away from Wrestlemania.

There’s no word whether Roman Reigns will be present on the show to confront the beast incarnate. At this point, the franchise player is "temporarily suspended" for his actions where he dared to demand an answer from The Boss, himself.

Another man who wanted to hear from the authority was John Cena. He is a man who does not have a Road to Wrestlemania, this year. So, he called out The Undertaker and insulted him with a promo despite the officials informing him that the match was not going to happen.

Well, the WWE Universe should be delighted with the fact The Deadman might rise, once again. Speculations will be high around his appearance since Undertaker lives in the same state of Texas. So, there would be no better place to return to the WWE than his home-state.