Vince McMahon Behind Push, Bray Wyatt – WrestleMania 36 Plans

Vince McMahon Very Behind Superstar’s Push

If you’ve been watching WWE programming recently, you’d know that Erick Rowan has been on the receiving end of a decent push. How he got to this current push is a bit odd, but here we are anyways.

I say odd, of course, because over the summer it was supposed to be Rowan and heel Daniel Bryan who attacked Roman Reigns, with the program seemingly setting up a Samoa Joe face turn. We didn’t get that turn then, and the program ended up being Rowan becoming a monster heel and turning on Daniel Bryan.

The end result gave us a return of the Yes Movement and a cleaned up Bryan. And Rowan enjoying a singles push.

Per a report in The Wrestling Observer, Vince McMahon himself is very much behind Rowan’s current push.

Now, regardless of what you might think about the whole “what’s in his cage” aspect of the current angle, having the big boss of WWE strongly in support of your push probably isn’t such a bad thing.

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Of course, fans may have mixed feelings about such a push…but when don’t they?

Is WWE Keeping Bray Wyatt And Roman Reigns Separated For A Reason?

It sure seems that way.

While WWE surely has a game plan for 2020’s upcoming WrestleMania 36 card, those details have not been made public yet for obvious reasons.

Pay close enough attention to SmackDown, however, and you can’t help but notice: Bray Wyatt and Roman Reigns don’t cross paths.

Now, this could just be coincidental, but it could very much be intentional as well. According to the Observer, the belief is that a Universal Championship bout between Roman Reigns and The Fiend is at least very much on the creative table.

Lots can happen between now and April, of course. WWE could decide to (or have to) go in an entirely different direction. But until they do (or, if they do?) it seems that one possible major match could be involving The Big Dog and The Fiend.