We’re under three weeks away from WrestleMania 42. On Monday, a host for the two-night event along with four matches were announced. Two of the matches are title matches and Seth Rollins finally got a match against a surprising opponent: GUNTHER.

During “Raw”, Rollins continued his feud with Paul Heyman by attacking him with a chair and landing a Curb Stomp. He was suddenly dragged out of the ring by GUNTHER and subsequently attacked. He is a surprising choice to feud with Rollins with only two more episodes of “Raw” to build it, especially since the logical opponent is Bron Breakker.

Breakker was reportedly rehabbing at the WWE Performance Center last week in an attempt to get cleared. When GUNTHER attacked Rollins instead, it appeared that meant Breakker has not been cleared. On Wrestling Observer Live, Dave Meltzer provided some clarity on the situation. “Bron Breakker has already been cleared.” WWE feels that Breakker vs. Rollins is such a big program, they decided to wait. “The decision on GUNTHER being added to the match actually took place several weeks ago.” It was made after Bronson Reed’s injury because “one of The Vision guys was going to face Seth.” Meltzer is unsure when the program from Breakker and Rollins will be, but it could potentially be at SummerSlam.

Last October, The Vision turned on Rollins and kicked him out of the group. Rollins was dealing with a legitimate shoulder injury and returned at the Elimination Chamber PLE where he revealed himself as the masked man that had been frequently interrupting matches.

Though she doesn’t name names, Grant alleges that while in the talent relations department, McMahon would have her sexually engage with WWE talents that were visiting WWE Headquarters. Grant describes a July 2021 incident where Blum escorted her to McMahon’s executive office, where he proceeded to offer Grant sexually to a WWE talent; she would instead escort the talent from the building before “any harm could happen.” Towards the end of the filing, Grant claims she was sexually engaged with another male talent other than Lesnar, which had been orchestrated and monitored by McMahon months earlier, as he had done with Grant’s relationship with Lesnar.

Grant also provided more graphic detail regarding her encounters with McMahon, alleging he violently beat her in order to prepare her for a sexual encounter with Lesnar, along with several rape/sexual assault encounters with McMahon and Laurinaitis that caused her to black out. In one of their last encounters in February 2022, after she had signed the NDA, McMahon allegedly sexually assaulted Grant again, despite her constantly saying no. Just days later, Grant says McMahon sent her flowers, and revealed he scripted a segment for the Valentines Day episode of “Raw” which featured a wrestler he encouraged Grant to have sex with, and suggested she “text him to congratulate him.”

Throughout the whole ordeal, Grant claims she suffered major physical and mental health issues, attempted to quit several times, only for McMahon to block it, made a suicide attempt in March 2021 during her transfer from legal to talent relations, and had further suicidal thoughts when she claims McMahon coerced her into signing her NDA. When Grant attempted to discuss this with McMahon, she claims he was dismissive, or ignored her statements.

If you or anyone you know has been a victim of sexual assault, help is available. Visit the Rape, Abuse & Incest National Network website or contact RAINN’s National Helpline at 1-800-656-HOPE (4673).

WWE legend Kevin Nash feels that the Bloodline storyline has dragged on for long enough and doesn’t think it makes sense to pair The Usos with Roman Reigns again.

A few years ago, the Bloodline story was one of the hottest things in entertainment. It has somewhat been revived after The Usos came to the aid of their family and Reigns, following comments made by CM Punk against Reigns’ father. Nash, on his “Kliq This” podcast, stated that the Bloodline story is like the nWo storyline in its final phase.

“I think the Bloodline’s played out. I think it’s like nWo, you know, the 33rd revision of the nWo. I think it’s played out,” Nash said. “You can’t tie up the Usos too much with Roman because Roman’s came out a week or two ago and said basically, yes, I’m part-time. You know, I’m going to raise my kids, spend time with my wife. I mean, thank god the business has become lucrative enough and has been able to put these guys in a position where they don’t have to, you know, they don’t have to wake up at 67 years old and feel like we do.”

The trio of Reigns, Jimmy Uso, and Jey Uso attacked Punk on the March 23 edition of “WWE Raw,” after Punk doubled down on insulting the Anoa’i family. On this past week’s “Raw,” Reigns and Punk met again, but this time around, Punk got the better of Reigns, who didn’t have The Usos by his side. Reigns will have an opportunity to win Punk’s WWE World Heavyweight title at WrestleMania 42, but The Usos don’t have a place on the card yet, having recently lost the tag team titles to The Vision.